 Join Fourth Arts Block for simple Saturday summer afternoons, June 6th, 13th, and 27th. Each Saturday will include activities such as volleyball and bocci ball, street performances, shopping deals, rush ticket offers, and outdoor dining. Every weekend is B.Y.O.L.C. (Bring Your Own Lawn Chair) and completely FREE to the public. PRIDE Meets the Street
 Pride Goes EastSaturday June 27, 3:00PM-7:00PM Swing by E. 4th Street for an afternoon of Pride performances, rainbow kite flying for kids, film, a costume shop sale suitable for drama queens, and rush tickets to shows throughout the East Village. In partnership with the Lower East Side BID & Cooper Square Mutual Housing Association. Check out our listing at TimeOut. . B.Y.O.L.C. (Bring Your Own Lawn Chair) for Pride East Village-style. Performances by Tongue in Public and Decibel. Listen to songs by artists performing at Meet the Street. Flea market vendors include local residents, HorseTrade Theatre Group, New York Theatre Workshop, Downtown Art and Teatro Circulo. Come browse our trash and turn it into your treasure. Take 2 free tours of all the incredible places that women help to set up and run with the Women Movers & Shakers, one at 4:30PM and one at 5:30PM. Each one will be about 45 minutes. The Line Up on Saturday: Decibel Geographical History of America V-Love Dred New York Neo-Futurists Tongue in Public Ben Lerman www.benlerman.net HyperGender Burlesque Schedule of Events for Saturday, June 27, 2009
Celebrate the finale of Pride Goes East with a day of shopping in the Lower East Side with special Pride deals at local businesses, boutiques, bars and restaurants: 88 Orchard Adrienne's The Dressing Room Noodle Bar LES An Choi ESPY Display Roasting Plan Ben Freedman Gents Furnishings Hairy Mary's Vintage & Design Sonia Rose Restaurant Bonnie's New York Harris Levy Fine Linens Spur Tree By Robert James Howard Sportswear, Inc. Still Life Cafe Kajta Jin Thompson LES Hotel Daha Vintage Kaight Triangle Optical David Owens Vintage Clothing La Barra Cevicheria Tropical Optical Demask Lolita Bar The Wall d'espresso MastihaShop Zarin Fabric Warehouse Pride Meets the Street East 4th Street (between 2nd Avenue & Bowery); 3:00PM-7:00PM, FREE. Swing by E. 4th Street for an afternoon of Pride performances, rainbow kite flying for kids, films, costume shop sales suitable for drama queens, and rush tickets to shows throughout the East Village. Tainted Love La MaMa Galleria; 1:00PM-6:00PM, FREE. Tainted Love offers a view of activist art that questions the idea that direct action is the only effective form of politics. Black Girl Ugly WOW Cafe Theater (59 East 4th Street, 4th Floor); 8:00PM, $10.00. A performance piece featuring Ashley Brockington, Lee Avant & Nicole Cain. Through movement, poetry and song they contrast growing up surrounded by the truth of white girl beauty, while living in the reality of Black Girl Ugly. Darling PS 122 (150 First Ave. at E. 9th St.); 8:00PM, $20.00. A black comedy disguised as a horror film disguised as a dance and inspired by 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre', Darling exposes the human in every monster. FAB Deal Offer for Pride Goes East: Use the code word RAINBOW and enjoy $10 tickets to PS 122's presentation of Sam Kim's World Premiere. HyperGender Burlesque WOW Cafe Theater (59 East 4th Street, 4th Floor); 9:30PM, Suggested donation $10.00, $5.00 for Burlesque Performers. Super Queeros! HyperGender's mission is to titillate you, taunt you and tease you with a different variety of political and performance art. 30 Gay Plays in 60 Straight Minutes New York Neo-Futurists (at the Kraine Theater: 85 East 4th Street); 10:30PM, $20.00. 30 Gay Plays in 60 Straight Minutes is a timed show: fifteen ensemble members will race against the clock to perform each play in two minutes or less in a random order decided by the audience. Pride Goes East After-Party Lolita Bar (266 Broome Street); 9:00PM-12:00AM, FREE. Specialty Cocktails and Discounted Beers. If you're too tired to walk from event to event, we have gotten Pride Pedicabs from 11:00AM-11:00PM to whisk you from one Pride event to the other. That way you can see it all. Previous Weeks: NYC Street Festival of Young Artists & Leaders
 TEENS Meet the StreetSaturday June 6, 1:00PM-5:00PM E. 4th Street is for everyone, and today it is for teens. Visit the District to see everything from teen dance companies leaping across the stage to youth entrepreneurs displaying their wares.  This is your chance to be involved with the future artists and leaders of NYC before they even graduate from high school. A production of Downtown Art.Participants include Downtown Art, TADA!, Radio Rootz, Global Action, University Settlement and The Door, Lower East Side Girls Club, East Village Dance Project, Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company, Rod Rodgers Dance Company, Community Word Project, and DCTV with many more to come. There will be a dance stage, music stage, theater stage, video tent, a mural project, interactive events with teen mediamakers, and booths with information on a wide range of teen companies and projects. ART Meets the Street
Saturday June 13, 3:00PM-7:00PM Thousands of years ago theater, dance, and music only occurred outdoors. On sunny afternoons. And that was a good idea. Join us for a simple Saturday afternoon filled with theater, dance, music, outdoor dining, chalk murals half a mile long, shopping deals, and sunlight. Lots of sunlight. In partnership with Cooper Square Mutual Housing Association. B.Y.O.L.C. (Bring Your Own Lawn Chair) and enjoy theater like they did in ancient times. Performances by Bill Popp, Karys Rhea, Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company, Rod Rodgers Dance Company, Agrupación Lubola Macú and Tambores de Nueva York presented by Teatro IATI, Radnevsky's Real Magic and GIFTSHOP. Listen to songs by artists performing at Meet the Street. Flea market vendors include local residents, HorseTrade Theatre Group, New York Theatre Workshop, and Teatro Circulo. Come browse our trash and turn it into your treasure. |
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