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Native New Yorker Calendar of Events

Enjoy these events by NYC natives. If you want to be listed, please send an email with all pertinent details, in the same format as below items, to info@nycmagicgarden.com. Make sure to include the name of your high school.

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DATE WHO? (High School) WHAT? WHERE? WHEN?
JANUARY        
Monday-Wednesday
Tim Haft (Birch Wathen) Tim Haft teaches Punk Rope - a playful cross between recess and boot camp. More details here
Check Punk Rope site for venues Check Punk Rope site for times
6
Amanda Stern (Friends Seminary) Happy Ending Reading Series; $15 - purchase tickets at: www.joespub.com
212-539-8778.
Joe's Pub (425 Lafayette Street) Doors at 6pm, show at 7pm
6
Jonathan Goldman (Hunter) Spanglish Fly plays boogaloo and Latin soul: the music of Spanish Harlem circa 1968.
Camaradas El Barrio, 2241 First Ave at 115th St. 10pm
10
John Engel (Dwight) Metal John performs; no cover
Otto's Shrunken Head (14th St. b/w A & B) 7:30pm
18
Michael Kaback (Andrew Jackson) Here is a chance to learn all about the Fashion District and the apparel industry, from a Tour Guide who has studied and practiced in the schmatta trades since 1965!
Visit a showroom, a sample sale, Mood fabrics, area art works, and much more, while learning all the facts...PLUS a prediction as to where the next generation of garments will be manufactured. Cost $20

1411 Broadway at the NW corner of West 39th Street

10am sharp (1.5-2 hour tour) - also 2/15/10

19
Tim Haft (Birch Wathen) See Tim Haft's Punk Rope class featured on Martha Stewart!
Martha Stewart  
22
Julian Maile (Performing Arts) Spray Paint Star Fat Baby (112 Rivington Street)
10pm
29
Jonathan Goldman (Hunter) Spanglish Fly plays boogaloo and Latin soul: the music of Spanish Harlem circa 1968.
Rose Live Music, 345 Grand St. in Williamsburg. 10pm
 
   
FEBRUARY        
Monday-Wednesday
Tim Haft (Birch Wathen) Tim Haft teaches Punk Rope - a playful cross between recess and boot camp. More details here
Check Punk Rope site for venues Check Punk Rope site for times
1
Rachelle Garniez (Bronx Science/City As) Singer/songwriter/accordianist The Delancey (168 Delancey St.) 8:30 - 11:30pm
Feb. 3-March 1
Adrienne Moumin (Long Beach HS/PS 273) Adrienne Moumin will be exhibiting her handmade gelatin silver photo collages in “Architextures" - more details First Presbyterian Church, Great Hall (5th Avenue at 11th Street) Feb. 3- March 1 (check website for hours)
4
Nick Herman (Stuyvesant) Celebrate Carnaval with Quimbobo Quartet The Shrine (2271 A. Clayton Powell Blvd.) 9pm
5
Shizu Homma (Stuyvesant) Shizu will perform a short dance solo in a benefit dance concert. Proceeds going to the Haiti Earthquake Relief effort through the International Rescue Commitee; $15 suggested donation Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance (841 Baretto St. 2nd Floor, Bronx) 8pm
Dan Lubell Calhoun) Dan Lubell with Band Lubell The Mercury Lounge (217 East Houston) 8pm
Jonathan Goldman (Hunter) Spanglish Fly plays boogaloo and Latin soul: the music of Spanish Harlem circa 1968.
Camaradas El Barrio, 2241 First Ave at 115th St. 10pm
10
Amanda Stern (Friends Seminary) Happy Ending Reading Series; $15 - purchase tickets at: www.joespub.com
212-539-8778.
Joe's Pub (425 Lafayette Street) Doors at 6pm, show at 7pm
12
Jonathan Goldman (Hunter) Spanglish Fly plays boogaloo and Latin soul: the music of Spanish Harlem circa 1968.
The Shrine (2271 A. Clayton Powell Blvd.) 10pm
15
John Mooney (LaGuardia) Standup comedy; call 212-524-2500 for reservations - mention that you're seeing John and you'll get reduced cover charge
Comix (353 W. 14th St., just east of 9th Ave.) 7-9pm
Michael Kaback (Andrew Jackson) Here is a chance to learn all about the Fashion District and the apparel industry, from a Tour Guide who has studied and practiced in the schmatta trades since 1965!
Visit a showroom, a sample sale, Mood fabrics, area art works, and much more, while learning all the facts...PLUS a prediction as to where the next generation of garments will be manufactured. Cost $20

1411 Broadway at the NW corner of West 39th Street

10am sharp (1.5-2 hour tour)

Nick Herman (Stuyvesant) Celebrate "Fat Monday" - Lunes de Carnaval Segunda-feira de Carnaval with Quimbobo Quartet; $8 cover Nuyorican Poets Cafe (236 East 3rd Street b/w Ave B & C) 9 pm (2 sets)
$8 cover
21
John Engel (Dwight) Metal John performs; no cover
Otto's Shrunken Head (14th St. b/w A & B) 7:30pm
         

 

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