MUSIC: GENE GAMBADELLA Singer-songwriter plays originals and covers.

MUSIC: MORTY, STAN, BOB and AL:  Four friends who enjoy making music acoustically: contemporary folk, pop & rock. Come see Morty Jacobi (lead vocals & rhythm guitar), Stan Jay (backing vocals & lead guitar), Bob Conroy (backing vocals, banjo & guitar) & Al Sklar (bass).

  MUSIC: STUDENTS OF BEN SHER presenting their guitar and band projects. Hear tunes by Booker T. and the MG's, Chuck Berry, the Stones, Joe Satriani, Herbie Mann, Aidan Fontana, Elliot Cronin/Lyons, Metallica, J.S. Bach, Aaron Shearer, Clementi, Tarrega, Eddie Harris and more.   FEATURING: Elliot and Conner Cronin/Lyons, Jack and Cavanaugh Honor, Rosa and Sadie Burke, Aidan Fontana, Jillian Ballou, Mike LaCause, Henry Lampman, Helena McCoy and some very special guest "grad students"of Sherstudios

 ART EVENT:
EVA DAMROSCH
Mixed Media exhibit, Projections  and DANCE.

SECOND SATURDAY BRAIN-STORM
Want to help think about how Staten Island's monthly Art-walk project can evolve into 2011?
Come to the brain-storm!

CHRIS FULLER  With songs blending emotional melodies with literate storytelling, touching the mind, heart, and gut, he covers a wide section of the Americana map, touching upon folk, blues, jazz, rock, country and Hawaiian   WEBSITE

MUSIC: S.I.A.M.S. presents THE WILD WEST.
Many performers from around the big island of Staten play their favorite WESTERN numbers!

SIAMS email

FULL MOON DRUMMING CIRCLE!
   Communication and play, inspired by the energy of the moon.
   Drum with neighbors and friends, bring your drum or play one of ours.

This event has been
POSTPONED to
an unknown date

SPECIAL: "BIG GAY ITALIAN WEDDING":  BOOK SIGNING! Readings and Performances with Anthony Wilkinson!

   MUSIC: THE HEADLOCKS:  rockin the house. Buy their album CUCKOO BIRD here!

  BOOK EVENT: "AND WE WRITE: SURVIVING CANCER- Let the Healing Begin": Shell Lewis compiled this book of personal writings about cancer and healing by many experiencers. Today we have readings from the book, and the book is available to buy and support this work.
   About the book:
   Explore the fear, grief, anger, acceptance, and joy that cancer causes in one’s life. Poetry Fiction Autobiography A safe haven for cancer victims.
   The book illustrates that the relentless fear and uninhibited tears are emotions that all cancer victims face and eventually overcome.

“Shell Lewis’s book is a moving compilation of stories from the heart. Her subjects give honest and vivid descriptions of their battles with cancer or recount the struggles of those they love. Shell offers an array of stories that will elicit tears and even laughter. Shell’s book is a fascinating page-turner—a poignant journey for the reader.” —Maria Eftimiades, Author and Former New York City Bureau Chief for People magazine

Oops, CANCELLED!

  MUSIC: PARADOX 9
Staten Island Bassist ADAM GORDON brings this multi-genre quintet to ETG. Check them out on MySpace

WEDNESDAY
FEB 9

FRIDAY
FEB 11

see note below for time change.

TIME CHANGE!  Now starting at 7pm due to the films length.

MOVIE: "ZEITGEIST 3: MOVING FORWARD" The newly released third movie in the series of scientific sociological paradigm shifters. This one is about how to get to escape the current disasterous debt economy, and to click on an egalitarian economy based on scientific management of earth resources. Check out this deeply concieved premise and see if you can imagine your world as this new butterfly. Hundreds of millions of people around the planet are very interested in how our world can change for the better. Find out more tonight.

NOTE:  THIS MOVIE IS 2hrs and 40mins. long so we will start at 7pm instead of 8pm. THANK YOU. Sorry for any inconvenience.

POETRY and PERFORMANCES:
THE TYPEWRITERGIRLS return their DADA to ETG, presenting a unique coagulation.


TYPEWRITERGIRLS PORTRAIT OF THE DADAIST AS A PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICIAL
Poetry Cabaret Exploring the Marriage of Art, Education, and Absurdity
NYC, NY--The TypewriterGirls have long considered themselves to be unique and enthusiastic purveyors of knowledge to the public in general and budding Dadaists in particular; however, on Friday, February 12th at the ETG Cafe (208 Bay St), they begin to take their roles as alternative educators perhaps a little too seriously.

Can the TypewriterGirls turn one of their shenanigan-filled, Dada-bred poetry cabarets into an state sanctioned institution of education? Come and find out if is it's possible to successfully integrate poetry, comedy, dance, magic, whiskey games sponsored by Tuthilltown Whiskey, art, and chaos into a coherent lesson plan at TypewriterGirls Portrait of the Dadaist as a Public School Official: Doors will open at 7PM with the show starting promptly at 8PM free of cover .

Will the DEA shut down their classes on consciousness-expanding? Will Homeland Security prevent lessons on “Starting Small Riots in Urban Environments”? Exactly how many governmental and social institutions will attempt to close their doors before evenings end?

Fortunately, the TypewriterGirls have assembled a crack team of artists with similar interests in spreading enlightenment to the masses: A newly formed Dada dance troupe will be serving as gym instructors for those of us who found dodge ball and push-ups to be cruel sadistic rituals and, of course, there to embody transcendent language as wisdom will be renowned Chinese poet and performer Huang Xiang, Dada Queen poets Kat Georges, and poet Krystal Languell.

FULL MOON DRUMMING CIRCLE!
   Communication and play, inspired by the energy of the moon.
   Drum with neighbors and friends, bring your drum or play one of ours.

2/22 (Tue)   Interactive Puppet Theater
“Denny’s Disappearing Neighborhood”
Children begin to use their neighborhood as a tool for learning.  After helping Denny the Puppet put back together his neighborhood, the children use cutout shapes for making their own house or building.

2/23 (Wed)  Song and Story Theater
“This is the egg” & “Three Little Pigs”
Using the theater for interactive song activity and well known fairy tale. After story, children will have art activity “Making straws, woods and bricks houses

2/24 (Thu) Origami workshop
Children will receive simple origami instructions.
Origami work will become their art piece to bring home. Authentic materials and instruction sheets will be provided.

2/25 (Fri)  Children Music workshop
Local musicians will perform original and traditional songs for children. Children will sing, dance, together and have experience with instruments. There will be instrument-making art activity.

MUSIC: AUDIOMETRY complex music that rocks classical, experimental, progressive!
Enrico Arcaro – Guitar
Andy Struck-Marcell – Keyboards
Robert Marinelli – Bass

BEATLES CABARET second night
This is the second night in a row that twelve different local musicians, singly or in groups, will demonstrate their visions of their 2 favorite Beatles songs. That makes 24 performances over two nights, 48 Beatle songs, all together now! All you need is love of the Beatles to dig it.

Thank you to Rob Landsman and Ellen LaForge for organizing this CABARET
contact Rob at SIAMSmusic@gmail.com

MUSIC:
BORICUA GUITAR POWER
Solo project By:
Pupa Santiago
Very special guest and opening act:
Yellow Dripping Madness

"I will be doing two sets of music starting at 8:00 P.M..  First set will be my Boricua Guitar Power solo peoject.  People been asking me to do these songs again and again.  Intermission will be my son's band Dripping Yellow Madness.  Then I will do a second set of music.  Post surgery songs I wrote called Shadow.  These songs are all very dear to me.  I do them with my own back up tracks as a solo project.  We will have some of my older CDs for sale.  This is a good show to bring the kids that are into guitar and music playing.  Great to just sit back and listen.  I am looking forward in sharing these tunes with you all.  I hope you can make it.  If not tell a friend."

MUSIC: COLOUR psychedelic rock group led by HUMANS guitarist DAVE HUMAN. The concert will be featuring an art-film called  "Sound And Light"

FULL MOON DRUMMING CIRCLE!
   Communication and play, inspired by the energy of the moon.
   Drum with neighbors and friends, bring your drum or play one of ours.

  
MUSIC:HARRY OPPENHEIMER's DULCIMER, Mountain Dulcimer music with the local maestro.

THURSDAY
MARCH 31

BENEFIT FOR JAPAN with WAFOO, ROBERT ROSS, CADRE OF TWO, GRAPEFRUIT, NOT LOSING TO RAIN, SADAKO, THOUSAND CRANES ORIGAMI, SUKI YAKI. Free admission. Please give what you can. 100% of proceeds are being given to Japan Society Earthquake Relief Fund.

S.I. OUTLOUD presents Allen Ginsberg's HOWL!, The great classic mind-manifesting poem that shocked the world awake in 1956 has it's 55th publication anniversary this year.

Join us and share in the reading and drumming for this interactive BEAT POETRY experience. And bring your Ginsberg anecdotes for the after-talk.

MUSIC: Bob Conroy and Norm Pederson
Bob Conroy and Norm Pederson draw from their long and varied experience in the traditional music genre to present an evening of songs from around the corner and around the the world. Veterans of the 1960s folk revival and longtime members of the quintet STOUT, Bob and Norm will be embarking on a month long tour of the United Kingdom in Mid April 2011.

The evening will host an array of traditional and original songs, tunes and stories. Not to be missed!

MUSIC: SONAS! "Sonas" is the Gaelic word for "happiness". This Staten Island group performs popular Irish songs, traditional instrumental Irish and Scottish music, as well as folk, contemporary and original music adding a touch of Celtic flair. Sonas has been featured both on the prestigious 89.5 FM WSOU’s “Celtic Heritage Hour” and the WFUV 90.7 FM program ‘Ceol na nGael’ (Gaelic for "music of the Gaels"). Sonas is Margie Waldrum on piano and Erin Flanagan Lind on lead vocals/guitar and autoharp and Rosi Hertlein on the fiddle.

THEATER: KANE AND HABIL AT THE PIZZA PARLOR or THE ORIGINAL FAMILY SINS
A staged-reading of Serge Ernandez's play in 3-acts. Characters are Kane, Habil, Eve, It, Lebuda, and Chorus.

Fluxfest NYC 2011 is April 11 - 16   Events happening throughout NYC.

FLUXFEST: the Fluxus community from around the world will descend on Staten Island  for contemporary re-interpretations of classic Fluxus scores and actions along with new Fluxus performances. They will be at ETG book cafe from 3 - 6pm.

Performances will also occur this day on the Staten Island ferry in recognition of the 1967 Avant Garde Art Festival, a 24 hour event which was presented by Fluxus artists.

  "Fluxed into another world."

Fluxus art enlarges the meaning of art by challenging the public's definition of it, blending different artistic media and disciplines, using words, actions and images in usual or unexpected ways. The Fluxus movement which began in the 1960s by George Maciunas, includes artists- Yoko Ono, John Cage, Nam June Paik, Joseph Beuys, Stan Brakhage, George Brecht, Allen Ginsberg, Alan Kaprow and La Monte Young. Presently an international community of Fluxus artist continue the traditions and produce events where they meet up throughout the world.

FULL MOON DRUMMING CIRCLE!
   Communication and play, inspired by the energy of the moon.
   Drum with neighbors and friends, bring your drum or play one of ours.

BELTANE CELEBRATION with Adriane Cumberbatch, who is an ordained interfaith minister with Pillars of HER Traditions, "a Goddess Spirituality Sistarhood practicing the ways of old from cultures around the world."
    "Bel" is one of the many names of the Sun.
"Beltane" is a Celtic festival that signals the beginning of the bright months to come!
   Expect to be charged with intentional good-will, invoke blessings of prosperity and good health, and grounding with food and drink.

THURSDAY
MAY 5th

Staten Island Acoustic Music Society presents
BOB DYLAN NIGHT 1

Staten Island Acoustic Music Society presents
BOB DYLAN NIGHT 2

SATURDAY
MAY 14

Reception for featured Artist: Marina Kalinovsky:
   CHESS: Painting with Tea
   Chess themed paintings using tea as    paint, by Russian artist who teaches
   at  the Orange Line art school on    Staten Island.

FULL MOON DRUMMING CIRCLE!
   Communication and play, inspired by the energy of the moon.
   Drum with neighbors and friends, bring your drum or play one of ours.

MUSIC: GERA CLARK Native American Flute
and slideshow.

New Album CD Release

website link

SUNDAY

MAY 29

PHOEBE BLUE and the MAKE BALEAVES - pop folk quirk

FRIDAY
JUNE 10

MUSIC: JOHN ALLEN FRINK with STAN JAY : Folk and country songwriter

MUSIC: DAN MASTER with STAN JAY: Country and Folk

MUSIC: ALLERGIC TO B's  

and friends

FULL MOON DRUMMING CIRCLE!
   Communication and play, inspired by the energy of the moon.
   Drum and dance and otherwise generate and express energy with neighbors and friends. Bring your drum or play one of ours.

FRIDAY
JULY 8

  MUSIC:STVJNS DAUGHS: Rhythmic sounds songs and images layered in a multimedia palimpsest.

FRIDAY
JULY 15

FULL MOON DRUMMING CIRCLE!
   Communication and play, inspired by the energy of the moon.
   Drum and dance and otherwise generate and express energy with neighbors and friends. Bring your drum or play one of ours.

MUSIC: S.I.A.M.S. presents
TV & MOVIE THEME SONGS
Many performers from around the big island of Staten play their favorite television and motion picture tunes!

SIAMS email

TUESDAY AUG 9      WORLD INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S DAY

SATURDAY
AUG 13

FULL MOON DRUMMING CIRCLE!
   Communication and play, inspired by the energy of the moon.
   Drum and dance and otherwise generate and express energy with neighbors and friends. Bring your drum or play one of ours.

SUNDAY
AUG 14

FREE WORKSHOP:
HIROKO OTANI: Family and Kids Folk Art Workshop

    Using paper plates and everyday materials, children and families will make an interactive puppet.  At the end of the workshop we will enjoy a little music performance using our new puppets!

Transportation Alternatives Staten Island
Monthly Meeting for people who want to improve the Staten Island experience for human-powered vehicals. This special meeting happens after hours while the regular store is closed.

OPEN MIC, STAGE AND SCREEN: Bring your spoken word, music and other expressions. Hosted by Gumbian Polky.

MOVIE: "THE TENANT" by Roman Polanski
MOVIE: "HEAD" by Bob Rafelson and Jack Nicholson

THURSDAY
SEPT 8

FRIDAY
SEPT 9

SATURDAY
SEPT 10

 ART RECEPTION:
 ROSI HERTLEIN   PARHELIA

   With Slideshow,
  snacks, and musical
   performance by
    Rosi Hertlein

SUNDAY
SEPT 11

MUSIC: JAM SESSION with the BEN SHER TRIO and friends.  Ben Sher guitar, Gerald Kavanaugh drums, Kazuo Nakamura bass.
    Joined by students of Sherstudios
and invited guests

Transportation Alternatives Staten Island
Monthly Meeting for people who want to improve the Staten Island experience for human-powered vehicals. This special meeting happens after hours while the regular store is closed.

THEATER: LARRY'S WOMEN SPEAK OUT  
   A series of original   women's monologues written by Lawrence Schwabacher. Directed by Risa Anderson, Morna Murphy Martell, & Larry Schwabacher. Starring Ron B, Eileen Bardel, Delores Camper, Carolyn Clark, Maureen Curran, Christine Dixon, Virginia Hammer, Brooke Haramija, Helyn Rain Messenger, Yvonne Muro, Rosemary Palladino, Rita Rampulla, Ellen Simonetti, & Teri Veasey.

7:30

MUSIC: MUSIC OF ELTON JOHN AND BILLY JOEL Local musicians present songs as soloists and in groups, facilitated by the S.I. Acoustic Music Society.

FRIDAY
SEPT 23

  MABON CELEBRATION - the 2nd of the Harvest Festivals, also called: Autumn Equinox - in American traditions, with Adriane Cumberbatch, who is an ordained interfaith minister with Pillars of HER Traditions, "a Goddess Spirituality Sistarhood practicing the ways of old from cultures around the world."
   In sacred space we center in Thanksgiving for the harvests that sustained us this past year. A time of balance, when day and night are equal, as night waxes and the light wanes,we dance the dance of returning! 

   Weather permitting, the celebration is held in the backyard. Circle begins 7pm sharp. Please arrive 15 minutes  early, no one is admitted after cast.  Refreshments such as grains, fruit or a vegetable dish to share are appreciated. Beverage is provided. Donations are welcome.

SATURDAY
SEPT 24

    Why are superheroes cared for the world over? And what can we learn about our own lives from such comic book characters as Superman, Batman, and Spiderman? Come hear writer, Avi Gvili, discuss these beloved characters in relation to this central principle of Aesthetic Realism, the education founded by poet Eli Siegel: All beauty is a making one of opposites, and the making one of opposites is what we are going after in ourselves. Spiderman, for example, has the power of super strength and a heightened “spider sense.” Yet, he has kindness and wants to help people. Isn’t this how we want to be?

   And come learn about the world’s newest superhero, Samson Turner, as Avi Gvili reads from his new book, Samson Turner and the Legend of Hercules.

   MUSIC: PUPA SANTIAGO
playing his original
BORIQUA GUITAR POWER.
    Amazing and wonderful instrumental compositions, Pupa's live guitar playing over rich multi-instrumental tracks, all instruments played and recorded by this master musician at his home studio in St George. Catch this rare appearance!

OPEN MIC:
SHNG SPOKEN WORD Benefit for Shoot Hoops Not Guns, a youth empowerment project based in this neighborhood that encourages youth-group-activity alternatives to the problematic street ones. This evening of poetry and music performances is a fundraiser, hosted by project director, MARQUET ELLIOT
  Bring your creative expressions on the themes of non-violence to this evening's OPEN MIC.

SPECIAL EVENT: GOOD CHANGE IS HAPPENING
    Meet people who are changing their world through cooperation in New York City. This event will present some of the videos created by the SOLIDARITY NEW YORK CITY project which aims to expand our awareness of some of the options available to us for improving our world.

SOLIDARITY NYC has a KickStarter campaign to fund the completion of ths video project. Check it out and, if you can, donate something to help move it forward.

The presentation will be followed by a discussion and some live music to be announced

FRIDAY
OCT 7

FRIDAY
OCT 14

FULL MOON DRUMMING CIRCLE!
   Communication and play, inspired by the energy of the moon.
   Drum and dance and otherwise generate and express energy with neighbors and friends. Bring your drum or play one of ours, and, if you can, please contribute $1 or more to the Love Jar.

S.I. OutLOUD presents:

FREEDOM RIDERS   50th Anniversary

 In the spring of 1961, a group of courageous Americans boarded buses to challenge racial segregation in the deep South.

It was a series of dangerous rides; Freedom Riders were ambushed, buses were firebombed, many were severely beaten.

But they didn't stop.

And as their journey countinued, more Freedom Riders volunteered to join them.

We'll read the personal memoirs of many Freedom Riders, and eye-witness accounts of this compelling American story.

Staten Islanders who participated in the Freedom Rides will join us to share their own stories.

Music by Gary and Joan Moore.

BETH GORRIE leads this community read-aloud project.

OPEN MIC:
SHNG SPOKEN WORD Benefit for Shoot Hoops Not Guns, a youth empowerment project based in this neighborhood that encourages youth-group-activity alternatives to the problematic street ones. This evening of poetry and music performances is a fundraiser, hosted by CHRISTINE DIXON and project director, MARQUET ELLIOT.
  Bring your creative expressions on the themes of non-violence to this evening's SHNG OPEN MIC.

Transportation Alternatives Staten Island
Monthly Meeting for people who want to improve the Staten Island experience for human-powered vehicals. This special meeting happens after hours while the regular store is closed.

MUSIC: STOUT: with BOB CONROY and NORM PEDERSON
   Bob Conroy & Norm Pederson draw from their long & varied experience in the traditional music genre to present an evening of songs and tunes from around the corner and around the world. Veterens of the 1960's folk revival, Bob & Norm have toured extensively in the US & the British Isles as a duo and as long time members of the folk group STOUT. Traditional and original songs, tunes and stories. Not to be missed ! 

8pm

MUSIC: ACOUSTIC THUNDER:
with Gene Gambadella and Guy Michetti

MUSIC: MORTY, STAN, AL, TERRY & JOANNE

Morty Jacobi with Stan Jay, Terry Russo, Al Sklar & Joanne Gleish.

FRIDAY
OCT 28

SPECIAL:
"The Thinning Of The Veil"
Art installation 

8pm Performances by Each Day One Closer and Stvjns.

BOOK & MUSIC: CARLA ULBRICH  THE SINGING PATIENT. As heard on the Dr. Demento Radio Show, this traveling performer CARLA ULBRICH,  with several albums out, brings songs & stories from her new book “HOW COULD YOU NOT LAUGH AT A TIME LIKE THIS”. Don't miss this special afternoon of funny business!

FRIDAY
NOV 11

11-11-11: DRUM CIRCLE: JOIN THE HEART WAVE
    As with all energy, the electromagnetic waves of the heart are never destroyed, but spread throughout the Universe to increasingly subtle degree as the energy sphere expands.
    The heart is the most powerful source of electromagnetic waves in the body. Recent scientific research has determined that the hearts electromagnetic generator emits waves that are 60 times stronger than that of the brain. The signal is so strong that it creates an electromagnetic field that surrounds the body in 360 degrees and can actually be measured up to three to four feet outside the body.  The heart's field is not static. It changes, depending on what we are feeling. For example, when we are feeling emotions like anger or frustration, the frequencies in the field become chaotic and disordered. On the other hand when we are experiencing emotions like compassion, care, appreciation or love, the frequencies in the field becomes more ordered and coherent. We can say that through the electromagnetic field created by the heart we are  broadcasting our emotions like radio waves. 

On 11-11-11, our drumming circle will participate in a special global meditation excersize to engender a wave of heart energy that will roll across the planet and radiate out into our universe. Using 9pm as everyone's local time to join in, participants around the planet will make an intentional effort to generate love vibrations with their heart. As the time zone moves across the planet, a wave of this energy will sweep the globe.

After a period of free drumming together, we will follow a guided process to generate these special heart waves, followed by more drumming. Come on up and play with us.

SATURDAY
NOV 12

SECOND SATURDAY:
GROUP ART Image mash-up of local artists.

Plus the work of ROBERT AKOTIA oil paintings of Sound and Vision.

WEDNESDAY
NOV 16th

Transportation Alternatives Staten Island
Monthly Meeting for people who want to improve the Staten Island experience for human-powered vehicals. This special meeting happens after hours while the regular store is closed.

FRIDAY
NOV 18

SPECIAL: JIM INDELL BIRTHDAY BASH
Musician and founder of the Westerleigh Folk Festival and the S.I. Songwriters Circle celebrates with his many musical friends. You are invited!

OPEN MIC:
SHNG SPOKEN WORD and OPEN MIC Benefit for Shoot Hoops Not Guns, a youth empowerment project based in this neighborhood that encourages youth-group-activity alternatives to the problematic street ones. This evening of poetry and music performances is a fundraiser, hosted by OUSMANI and mc CYCLONUS.
  Bring your creative expressions on the themes of non-violence to this evening's SHNG OPEN MIC.

MUSIC: PHOEBE BLUE AND THE MAKE-BALEAVES and friends for the Staten Island CD-Release Tour. Come hear surprise guests covering great Phoebe Blue songs!

SIAMS presents

MUSIC: THREE J’s:
The Music Of Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez & Judy Collins
Local musicians interpret
folk & pop classics by these great women artists.

ART RECEPTION:
COLLEEN FOLEY:
Cartoon People

WEDNESDAY
DEC 7

FRIDAY
DEC 9

OPEN MIC: MIC CHECK

Do you have something to share that relates to themes of the Occupy Movement?
Song? Poem? Short Video? Anecdote? Bring it on down to the Neighborhood Stage tonight!

8pm

FULL MOON
DRUMMING MEDITATION FOR WORLD PEACE
   Communication and play, inspired by the energy of the moon to invigorate the positive energies of our world.  
   Bring your drum or play one of ours.
9pm MEDITATION
  FOR WORLD
  PEACE
15 mins

TUESDAY
DEC 13

WINTER LIGHT in TOMPKINSVILLE PARK

Join and illuminate.

Free hot chocolate and star cookies!

4pm Gather at Every Thing Goes Book Cafe for musical
light show and performances.

5pm Candlelight procession across the street to
Tompkinsville Park; Illuminate the Park with the Star of Wonder;
Participatory celebration dance led by Elena Salazar.

Brought to YOU by Community Association of Tompkinsville Park Promoting Arts and Fun (CAT PAF), Every Thing Goes, Tompkinsville Restoration Project, and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation!

FRIDAY
DEC 16

SATURDAY
DEC 17

MUSIC: INDELLIBLES XMAS SHOW

Rockin' christmas show featuring many local talents, hosted by Jim Indell and the Indellibles.

OPEN MIC:
SHNG SPOKEN WORD and OPEN MIC Benefit for Shoot Hoops Not Guns, a youth empowerment project based in this neighborhood that encourages youth-group-activity alternatives to the problematic street ones. This evening of poetry and music performances is a fundraiser, hosted by OUSMANI and mc CYCLONUS.
  Bring your creative expressions on the themes of non-violence to this evening's SHNG OPEN MIC.