LIVE

at Mercury Lounge

Sunday February 10^th 9:00 PM

217 E. Houston St. (Corner Ave A & Houston)

Cover: $8

Run with your feet kicking your butt to our debut at the prestigious and (not architecturally) historic Mercury Lounge!!!  

Many of you have complained of various things including general depression, poor posture, having “no friends” and not being able to leap around at JHC&TFHotA shows.  Well a portion of your woes are OVER!

This is your chance to rub up against strangers and “mosh,” thereby creating a digestive roux with the falafel that you will doubtlessly eat first, mixed with the bits of fingernail that you have gnawed in anticipation of this show.

And for those differently-abled/willing fans, there are benches along the side and there is tequila so you can marinate in the power and the “glory” while clenching and unclenching your “sitting bones” the way you know you like to do.

Yes - it’s on a Sunday night when there’s nothing on TV due to the writers’ strike (solidarity!) and the boys in the band are free from their humdrum Lincoln Center and Broadway obligations and are free to give themselves fully to you.

Yes, boys and girls.  They’re all going to be here.  (Wink!)

Also on the bill (right after us) is the great David Clement who you will quickly fast track straight to your rock hard heart!

saturday, february 9th

luna lounge

361 metropolitan ave

billy-burg, brooklyn, ny

http://www.lunalounge.com/

Doors Open:  7pm.

Cover: $8

With bands Himalaya, Swinger Eight, Heroes of Popular Wars, Holding

Back Entirely

with love,

dj victoryrose

www.hoodman.tv

uNight uParty Encore – Friday, October 12th.
Time: 6.30PM through closing.

Co-sponsored by GOOD Magazine, and Red Antenna.

Venue: M-15, 52 Walker Street, Tribeca.
(Directions: A, C, E, N, R, 6 to Canal Street;
cross streets: between Church Street and Broadway)

The second bi-annual uNightuParty will feature performances by:
DJs Brant Lee and Ben Herson of Nomadic Wax
And live act by East African recording artist, Miriam Chemmoss.

3 hour open-bar provided by TyKu
(from 6.30 -7.30PM; 9.30 -10.30PM, and 12.30PM -1.30AM.)

Minimum suggested donation: $25

Please RSVP with name and email address to uParty@unight.org by Thursday, October 11th to confirm attendance.

**
uNight For the Children of Uganda is a 501-(c)3 not-for-profit organization raising awareness and support for the people of northern Uganda, particularly its young survivors.

Funds raised at the uNightuParty will go towards programs to provide war-affected youth with immediate physical and psychological care and to equip them with community support, social infrastructure, and life skills for long-term empowerment.

For more information visit our website at www.unight.org or email or call us at info@unight.org or (646)202.1425.

We pretty much never play on weekends. UNTIL NOW. Our debut performance at BAM Café at the prestigious and elegant Brooklyn Academy of Music is SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22nd. Free. All ages! A double-wide set featuring 90 minutes of awe-inducing music including new songs that will break your hard little heart.

Check it out: BAM Cafe Alive
No cover.
No minimum.
ALL AGES.

Just sit in the robber baron luxe vaulted ceiling’ed room and feel it. You can eat or drink something delicious there if you want to but the point is no one will make you eat anything you don’t want to eat.

BAM Café is located:
The Gilman Opera House at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Address: 30 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11217

BAM is within walking distance from the 2, 3, 4, 5, Q, N, R, M, G, B, D, and C trains.

For reservations, please call 718.623.4139 or visit BAM Museum

Why not make a weekend of it? Seriously! When do we get to see each other? Leave your cat with a friend if you have one!* (*A friend.) See the majestic umber (brown) foliage! See the remains of Coney Island if it’s not already bulldozed. Walk over the Brooklyn Bridge after the show and just feel the energy coursing through your frothing pelvis.

Hop a Trailways Bus or Net Jet to NYC for the weekend.

The work is different.

A departure from the documentary films you are used to…

Entitled Deconstruction Series 1-4, they are video projections that play off the dance.

THE BUSHWICK STARR- 8PM (ONE HOUR SHOW)
207 Starr Street #4- Brooklyn NY 11237 (btwn Irving & Wyckoff)
Directions: take the L train to Jefferson, exit at front of train
Walk against traffic on Starr street- theater is 1/2 block on right

Final thoughts: Jarred, the filmmaker, will only be there this Friday Sept 14th.

After that he leaves for Portugal to shoot: The Greatest Little Big Band in the History of the Megaverse ALIVE! in Mertola, Portugal (the newest production by FlyAwayFilms)

Sent to Fresh is Best by Jarred Alterman

July 28, 2007
8:30pm for free wine
9:00pm performance
Ticket Prices: $14 on the website or $10 if you email: benjamin@storypirates.com if you mention my name.

at The Drama Book Shop
250 West 40th Street (between 7th & 8th) Come one, come all to hear stories written by adults who were once kids performed by adults who wish they were still kids. ]]> http://www.mimigaber.com/freshisbest/archives/53/feed http://www.mimigaber.com/freshisbest/archives/57 http://www.mimigaber.com/freshisbest/archives/57#comments Sun, 08 Jul 2007 00:42:48 +0000 Mimi http://www.mimigaber.com/freshisbest/archives/57 “My Name is Alan and I Paint Pictures” Premier (www.mynameisalan.com)
“My Name is Alan and I Paint Pictures” will be screening in New York on July 25, 2007 at 6pm as part of the New York International Independent Film Festival at Sunshine East.

After winning “Best Documentary” at the Monaco Film Festival, this is the US premier. After party to follow the screening.

Information about the festival, tickets, and screenings: (www.nyfilmvideo.com)

Village East Cinema
181 2nd Avenue at 12th Street

Celebrate Brooklyn & Workmen’s Circle
present
Frank London’s Yiddish Carnival

For this concert of old- and new-school Jewish music, the luminary Frank London-who has played with everyone from John Zorn to They Might Be Giants and LL Cool J-will be joined by New York City’s hottest and most diverse group of Yiddish musicians for a radical festival in the park. Performers include the Grammy award winning klezmer band, The Klezmatics; television and theater star Fyvush Finkel; a rare performance by legendary Yiddish rocker Wolf Krakowski; Cuban Jewish percussionist Roberto Rodriguez; Rolling Stone’s #1 non-English group of 2006, Frank London’s Klezmer Brass Allstars featuring Brazilian percussionists Maracatú New York; Yiddish divas Joanne Borts and Adrienne Cooper; and the Festival Latin Jewish Carnival Orchestra & Social Justice Sing.

Celebrate Brooklyn