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SATURDAY
JAN 4 |
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AUTHOR EVENT: TWO STATEN ISLAND HISTORIANS
"There is a dichotomy to history: a fluid destination that is forever fixed in time."
Author JANET MEDORO
"OUR STATEN ISLAND"
“This book tells the story of how two, 4th generation-born native siblings visited that history: what they’ve learned and how they learned it; making it all a wonderful journey within the journey.
The author will explore the eight chapters of her book, paying particular attention to the first: for where “ETGBC is situated”, is to have a ringside seat where the written history of Staten Island began, with the arrival of the first European settlers – Dutch settlers – and the layers of life and profound events here that followed, up to this very day! |
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Author PATRICIA SALMON
"STATEN ISLAND'S BREWERY BARONS":
Vast numbers of German immigrants arrived in America during the 1840’s. Their knowledge allowed for a major new industry to thrive. German lager beer soon became the favored beverage of many Americans. "Staten Island’s Brewery Barons" features the major Staten Island brewers who perfected their brews at Stapleton, Clifton, and Manor Heights.
Patricia M. Salmon is a Curator of History retired from the Staten Island Museum. A Staten Island resident for fifty years, Ms. Salmon has authored five books about the island. She is on the Board of Directors of the Tottenville Historical Society and the Friends of the Olmsted-Beil House. Ms. Salmon is an Adjunct Professor at the College of Staten Island and at Wagner College.
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FRIDAY
JAN 10 |
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COMFORT CAT
"Delightfully negative" Comfort Cat is an NYC-based songwriter and performer, primarily accompanying herself on the 6-string guitarlele. She is frequently backed by her friend, Jason Laney, on keys and other assorted instruments, as they perform her original material, which varies widely in dynamics and spans many topics, including cats, cars, feet, blood, and glass. She identifies as pop-punk, though others have described her as anti-folk. |
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EVIL KIM EVIL
Evil Kim Evil carries the torch for old school punk, doing things the way they are not done. A prolific songwriter with an outsider perspective, she has been playing since the early 90's in Baltimore. Growing up there, she was known for her powerful yet controversial writing, which she performed like fiery punk rock. Setting that to music was the obvious next step. She enjoys collaborating and has played with a vast variety of musicians including members of the Stooges and Dead Kennedys, but she has always been primarily solo, keeping that vagabond outlaw spirit alive. She knows no bounds, she knows no rules, and she always keeps it real. She does all of her own recording, all live and full of soul and imperfections. She doesn't want to be polished. She wants to destroy! And you're invited to join in.
For the past decade, she has been a one man band (also known as Kim Ew or Paisley Nightmare). She plays standing on two drum pedals, banging on the guitar, shouting, whispering, sometimes kicking everything over - whatever needs to be done! Noise is made to be had, not planned for!
As a songwriter, she maintains a quiet impact. Her style is familiar, combining country traditions with 60's and 70's punk. But of course, she puts her own eccentric spin on it. She counts Cowboy Junkies among her biggest influences too. Her songs are tragicomic and gritty. There are hardly any love songs, and yet it's somehow uplifting, even soothing. And she's not afraid to veer into noise-jazz! She likes to use different implements to elicit textured sounds from the guitar.
What could happen next? Anything! This will be a half electric, half acoustic show. And it comes with art! |
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SATURDAY
JAN 11 |
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NYPL BOOK DISCUSSION: ALBERT CAMUS "THE PLAGUE"
The haunting tale of human resiliance in the face of unrelieved horror, Camus' novel about a bubonic plague ravaging the people of a North African town is a classic of twentieth century literature. |
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THURSDAY
JAN 16 |
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TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES MEETING in 3rd room |
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LEXI ALÖN a captivating songstress with a contemporary, yet
familiar sound. You’ll be ignited by the heat of her soulful voice
and the sincerity behind her lyrics. Catch this local singer songwriter, with her backing-track-productions, before she leaves S.I. |
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FRIDAY
JAN 17 |
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MARTIN LUTHER KING JR TRIBUTE OPEN MIC
You are invited to come and express thought and inspiration connected to the philosophy, the legacy, the murder, the future of this important human being. All genres.
Find out about the King family's on-going effort towards a full Congressional Hearing in regards to the enormous amount of factual evidence for a conspiracy by FBI, police and organized crime to murder MLK and frame an innocent man for the crime.
The King family filed a civil suit in 1999 to force more information into the public eye, and a Memphis jury ruled that the local, state and federal governments were liable for King's death. The full transcript of that trial
https://archive.org/details/MartinLutherKingJrWrongfulDeathTrialTranscript
"There is abundant evidence," Coretta King said after the verdict, "of a major, high-level conspiracy in the assassination of my husband." The jury found the mafia and various government agencies "were deeply involved in the assassination. … Mr. Ray was set up to take the blame." |
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SATURDAY
JAN 18 |
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AUTHOR: JASON CIANCIOTTA "ME, YOU, AND HIM"
Bio:
Jason Cianciotta, born with an undiagnosed disorder, has been in a lifelong fight to defy the odds. Numerous fractures, skeletal deformities, surgeries, bone infections, and corrective procedures have taken their toll, and as a bilateral amputee, the fight continues. Blessed with a mind for learning, Jason holds degrees in Biology, Philosophy, School Administration, and Chemical Engineering, and has been an educator for +15 years. Affectionately known as MrC to his students, he has a unique way of inspiring, and relaying God’s Word - through math and science - to people of all ages.
Now reborn as Lazarus, his art serves as a platform to share his faith, and the moments in his life where God’s Grace has spoken profoundly to him. Lazarus lives today, through the limitless power of God’s Love, giving meaning to his suffering, and thankful for the people in his life that have helped heal him along the way.
Synopsis:
The poetry came so easy to me - it felt like it was already written. It was a spirited work where God guided my pen.
Now a synopsis?? I never intended to sit down to write the original book in the first place. It was a moment of transcendence, birth from a gift, which at once was lost - worn and weathered - but then later was found. It was waiting for me, the one who would recognize it and reclaim it, and make it new again. It came at a time in my life when I needed healing, and served as a reminder to share God’s Love through my suffering. No synopsis can qualify the impact writing this book had on me.
And so I ask of you to read this to someone you love, share your own pains, live the transformative power of empathy, and in His Image and likeness, continue to inspire and help each other heal along our collective journey to salvation. |
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MUSIC: TAKE 44
We are a classic rock band that covers music from the 60s to present, with quite a few surprises, including some original music. Three co-lead singers, two co-lead guitarists and great chemistry.
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FRIDAY
JAN 24 |
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NEW MOON AQUARIUS CEREMONY
Please join AKASHA, EMELIO, BRIANA, and others for an evening of expression, awareness, astrology, and ritual fine tuned to bring us back into alignment with the natural world! A night of setting intentions & clearing space for the new.
Gathering together in ceremony builds energy and vibration while strengthening unity, utilizing the powers that be and opening the doorways to your own higher self and true healer. Help us create a sacred space so we may all heal and rise together! After the ceremony will be a DRUM CIRCLE, so please join us.
This event is purely donation based. That means there is no set exchange to attend. Your generosity is a reflection of your experience so please give what you feel called. We need you more than we need the money! (Suggested Donation: $22)
*Doors open at 7*
**Please wear a white shirt if possible**
***Feel free to bring any items you would like charged on the alter, and/ or any native instruments*** |
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SATURDAY
JAN 25 |
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ECKANKAR Spiritual Philosophy Meet-up
What is Karma and how does it work in our lives? Open discussion.
"The Law of Karma, yet another facet of the Law of Love, purifies people by holding them responsible for their thoughts and deeds, both to themselves and others." Harold Klemp, Wisdom of the Heart |
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7:30 |
OPEN MIC: ETG OPEN MIC Share YOUR Music, Words, Movies, More! Music: 2 songs, 8 min max.
Share YOUR Music, Words, Movies, More! Music: 2 songs, 8 min max. Open sign up POETRY, SONGS, VIDEO, COMEDY, IMPROVISATIONAL STORY-TELLING, etc. in a supporting attentive environment. Seasoned pros, beginners, and everybody in-between can enjoy sharing their gifts on our welcoming stage. We have microphones, PA, amps, projector, screen, and an interested MC. |
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SUNDAY
JAN 26 |
10am |
QUAKER MEETING
All are welcome!
MEETING in 3rd room
STORE WILL BE CLOSED, and meeting will be happening back in the 3rd room.
Staten Island Meeting of Friends is an unprogrammed meeting. Traditional Quaker testimonies (e.g., that of God within or the "inner light," peace, and simplicity) are held dear, but there is no dogma and no professional clergy.
Meeting for Worship is not necessarily completely silent. Participants may be moved by the spirit to respectfully share vocal ministry. That includes you, even when it’s your first meeting; but please note that vocal ministry is not a sermon nor a debate, nor is it idle chatter. It’s only the concise expression of “that of God within.” It is customary for an individual to speak no more than once during a single Meeting for Worship.
For more info: Please see https://statenislandquakers.org/ or call or text the clerk at 917-617-4207 or email t.lochwyn (at) gmail.com |
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FRIDAY
JAN 31
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FATHERHOOD MATTERSpresents
STORYTIME WITH DAD
THE CAT IN THE HAT
WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE
and more!
Fun stories to share, free snacks, guided by DYVERSE
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Another Curious POETRY OPEN MIC Experience
RAZZMATAZZ and all that jazz!
Bring a poem, make it sing with musician, composer, and poet Doug Principato, The Grand Pepper of Reality! With the usual written feedback!
Poet Will Wyn is the conductor of this experimental event with the involvement of his extraordinary peers.
It's a POETRY OPEN MIC, so bring your poems! |
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SATURDAY
FEB 1 |
2-5pm |
PHONE BANK for the ELIZABETH WARREN Presidential campaign facilitated by Nidhi Khanna. |
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S.I. OUTLOUD:
ORSON WELLES'
"MOBY DICK REHEARSED"
Staten Island OutLOUD presents a stage reading of a rarely-performed play by the legendary Orson Welles, directed by Vincent Vok. With John Bostrom, Thomas Fucaloro, Ritty Mahoney, J. Keith McCauley, Gary Moore, Rona Solomon, Ken Tirado and Vincent Vok.
This is a stage reading of an unusual, and little-known play by the legendary Orson Welles. First presented on Broadway in 1955, the original cast included a young Rod Steiger. It had a brief run; Welles filmed the performance but it was never released, and the film has been lost.
The play begins with actors milling around on a stage as audience members arrive and take their seats. Actors can be heard joking and gossiping and grousing about their director.
Suddenly the director appears, bounds up onto the stage and announces that they'll rehearse his new adaptation of Herman Melville's "Moby Dick".
What happens next is ... |
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MONDAY
FEB 3 |
6pm |
FRIENDS OF TOMPKINSVILLE PARK Meeting
Venue To Be Decided |
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FRIDAY
FEB 7 |
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VALENTINES CARD-MAKING EVENT
Gather with us to create Valentine’s Day Cards to those we love: Our friends, family, heros, ourselves, etc. Materials for card-making will be provided but you can bring other art supplies to share, Thank you!! <3 <3 <3 |
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SATURDAY
FEB 8 |
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NYPL READING DISCUSSION:
MY SISTER THE SERIAL KILLER by Oyinkin Braithwaithe |
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FULL MOON DRUM CIRCLE
This OPEN Game of Drums is for the energy link of community. Come connect for fun. We have many drums, and you are welcome to bring your own. The game is simply to listen and join in with intentionality. It's a non-verbal conversation. It's a kind of group meditation, focused cooperation, modeling the wild power of Peace. Friendship = peace. Beginners welcome. |
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FRIDAY
FEB 14 |
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LOVE & CONNECTION
CABARET and
open mic
The theme of this CABARET / OPEN MIC tribute event is to celebrate the many kinds of LOVE: Love of self, friends, family, pets, our beloved planet, our chosen partners... All Genres.
Don't forget your heart!
MC: Nadette Stasa |
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SATURDAY
FEB 15 |
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RAYMOND BALLY BAND
- to perform their songs of Love, Black Cats & Kisses, experimental rocker, guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Raymond Bally, multi-instrumentalist Dennis Young and drummer Sean Austin bring their their lively, creative and beautiful, non-conformist passion expressions to ETG.
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BLACK KAT BROWN KAT -
Guitar (Leon) and Voice (Caitlin) Duo. Two who do duets with classical guitar and modern voice |
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THURSDAY
FEB 20 |
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TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES
MEETING in 3rd room |
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Staten Island Green Clean Living Club (SIGCLC)
Join us for an hour of sharing of ideas, tips, information and encouragement as we embark on our quest for a greener, cleaner life.
We welcome everyone interested in a greener cleaner lifestyle.
This group meets every other Thursday at 7pm.
Don't forget to invite your partner, friends and family to share the experience. |
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FRIDAY
FEB 21 |
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7pm |
JULIA SANE SIMONIELLO
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JAZZ ESSENCE TRIO
Kevin Norton - vibes & drums
Noah Berman - guitar
Steve LaSpina - bass
w/ guest Julia Simoniello - vocals |
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SATURDAY
FEB 22 |
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ECKANKAR
Philosophical Discussion TODAY'S THEME: "SOUND OF SOUL" |
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NAACP STATEN ISLAND YOUTH COUNCIL
CALLING ALL YOUTH!
Express Yourself at our
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Open Mic/Freestyle Lyrical Slam!
Special guests to be announced
Celebrating 110 years Details to follow
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... with special guest Sharon Ostrov.
Steve and Marianne DeRosa (guitar/vox), Jeff Goodhartz (bass), Bill Delaney (drums)
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- THE SNUGS
For 2020 the S.I. SNUGS have a new line up and some great new songs too.
Philip Garcia keys and Peter LaMonica drums, plus Terry and Lou Russo |
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SUNDAY
FEB 23 |
10:10am |
QUAKER MEETING
All are welcome!
MEETING in 3rd room
Note: BOOK CAFE WILL BE CLOSED,
and meeting will be happening back in the 3rd room record lounge.
Staten Island Meeting of Friends is an unprogrammed meeting.
No dogma and no professional clergy.
For more info: Go to https://statenislandquakers.org/
or email t.lochwyn (at) gmail.com |
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WEDNESDAY
FEB 26 |
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WEDNESDAY
FEB 26 |
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BIRTHDAY: JANET G. ROBINSON The Kwanzaa Lady
Celebrate with Janet 4pm to 7pm |
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FRIDAY
FEB 28
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Wil Wynn’s Curiously OPEN MIC
TORCH SONGS and BAD ASS POEMS
Words you can taste with your eyes.
Poet Will Wyn is the conductor of this experimental open mic event
with the involvement of his peers.
OPEN MIC, so bring your poems! |
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SATURDAY
FEB 29 |
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7:30 |
ETG OPEN MIC
Share YOUR Music, Words, Movies, More! Music: 2 songs, 8 min max. Open sign up POETRY, SONGS, VIDEO, COMEDY, IMPROVISATIONAL STORY-TELLING, etc. in a supporting attentive environment. Seasoned pros, beginners, and everybody in-between can enjoy sharing their gifts on our welcoming stage. We have microphones, PA, amps, projector, screen, and an interested MC. |
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3 ARTISTS: TATFOO TAN and SI GOLRAINE and ROSARIO LOPEZ
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FRIDAY
MAR 6 |
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PEACE MUSEUM NY presents:
How do you FORGIVE?
A Community Celebration of FORGIVENESS!
We are thrilled to bring you an eclectic group of people who will each speak to this question with ideas, poems, music, songs, demonstrations, sharings...
Guided by Nadette Staša |
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SATURDAY
MAR 7 |
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AMAZING WOMEN
A biographical play for Women's History Month
by members of West Brighton Senior Center
directed by DIANA DANIELS
featuring: NINA SIMONE; ELIZABETH JENNINGS GRAHAM; HARRIET TUBMAN; CORETTA SCOTT KING; DOROTHY HEIGHT; BETTY SHABAZZ; SHIRLEY CHISOLM; MAHALIA JACKSON; MAE CAROL JEMISON; IDA B. WELLS; DEBI ROSE. |
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 McGUIRE / VOK / BLUE
Celebrate the release of Thomas Patrick Maguire's new album Vicious & Suspicious. Maguire's eight album is a collection of folk rock vs. dark, moody, introspective, psychedelic singer-songwriter songs. Maguire and Staten island natives Phoebe Blue, a well know Antifolk singer-songwriter and Vincent T. Vok, a clever and poetic songsmith will be sharing the bill.
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THURSDAY
MAR 12 |
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED
LA PLUMA Y LA TINTA Reading Series
 ANTONIO S. GALICA coordinates this Latin Poetry, Rap and OPEN MIC experience featuring award-winning author THERESA VARELA as well as JOSSIE ORTIZ-BYNUM,
MARIA RUBIO,
ANTONIO S. GALICA, OPEN MIC to Follow!!
La Pluma y La Tinta is a platform for the underrepresented writer. We aim for inclusivity in our events and serve to assist new authors share their work with the community. |
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FRIDAY
MAR 13 |
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, the ETG Cafe and SIAMS have decided to postpone this weekend's usually very crowded 2-day Beatles/Solo Beatles show. The new dates will be Friday and Saturday nights, May 22nd - 23rd.
Thanks for your understanding.
Be safe, lots of vitamin C and keep washing your hands! |
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POSTPONED 'TIL MAY
SIAMS: BEATLES TRIBUTE night 1
Numerous local performers and bands each play two BEATLE songs of their choice, with entertaining factoids and slideshow by the SIAMS team.
Tonights musicians and bands include: Allergic to Bs; Robert Ciccone; Frank Grail; Kevin Johnson; Kama Linden; Jeff Mason; Dan Master; Tony Phillips; Silver Strings; Vincent Vok; & Carl Wurzbach
POSTPONED 'TIL MAY |
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SATURDAY
MAR 14 |
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, NYPL has decided to cancel all of its community events city-wide.
NYPL READING DISCUSSION:
"DO NO HARM: STORIES OF LIFE, DEATH AND BRAIN SURGERY" by HENRY MARSH |
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED / POSTPONED TIL APRIL 11.
SHAKE, BALANCE, ROLL, AND MORE:
MOVEMENT FOR TRAUMA
DAWN COYLE leads this FREE experience to release the body from PTSD-related psychic wounds by certain movements and actions, based on work by JANE CLAPP of Body Intelligence.
Dawn will also use REIKI to release stuck energies.
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, the ETG Cafe and SIAMS have decided to postpone this weekend's usually very crowded 2-day Beatles/Solo Beatles show. The new dates will be Friday and Saturday nights, May 22nd - 23rd.
Thanks for your understanding.
Be safe, lots of vitamin C and keep washing your hands! |
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POSTPONED 'TIL MAY
SIAMS: BEATLES TRIBUTE night 2
Numerous local performers and bands each play two BEATLE songs of their choice, with entertaining factoids and slideshow by the SIAMS team.
Musicians and bands include: Crossfire Guitar Ensemble; Bill Delaney; Jim Indel; Wayne Kalish; Jon Kalleberg; Matt & Nina Long; Jeff Mason; Sharon Ostrov; Doug Principato; Brian Regal; Rob & Elle; Joe Romby, Jr.; Nick Titolo; The SNUGS; & Shoshana Vogel
POSTPONED 'TIL MAY |
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TUESDAY
MAR 17 |
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IRISH MUSIC PLAYING ON THE TUNE BOX
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THURSDAY
MAR 19 |
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED
TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES
MEETING in 3rd room |
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FRIDAY
MAR 20
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Wil Wynn’s Curiously Poetic
OPEN MIC
POLYMORPHOUS
Words you can taste with your eyes.
Poet Will Wyn is the conductor
of this experimental open mic series
with music improv masters.
OPEN MIC, so bring your poems! |
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SATURDAY
MAR 21
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED TIL MAY 2nd.
Staten Island OutLOUD! presents
"SLAVE"
A first-hand account of human trafficking.
Excepts from this memoir by Mende Nazer & Damien Lewis will be read and explored. With special musical guests
Rob Landsman & Elle La Forge. |
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FRIDAY
MAR 27
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
DULCIMER: HARRY OPPENHEIMER
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SATURDAY
MAR 28 |
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED..
ECKANKAR : OPEN Spiritual philosophy meet-up |
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED..
"LIFE AFTER LOSS: HEALING PIECE BY PEACE"
AUTHOR: MARIE DELLAVENTURA
 Blessed with a happy, carefree childhood, Maria Dellaventura had little idea of the pain and heartache she would one day come to know.
Just ten years after losing her young husband to a serious illness, she was hit head on with the sudden loss of her beautiful, thriving fifteen year old son. Her strong unwavering faith in God was the one thing that truly saved her and enabled her to rise above her worldly circumstances. At the age of fifty, Maria realized she needed to write a book to be able to share her inspiring story with the world.
As a Child of God, and the author of “Life After Loss: Healing Piece by Peace”, Maria is deeply passionate about making it easier for others to deal with life after the loss of a loved one. Her goal is to touch and enlighten the hearts of her readers, as she opens their eyes to the undeniable truth that nothing is ever impossible with God.
Maria currently resides in Staten Island, New York, with her two children, Daniel and Christina. She believes that no life is without meaning or purpose. In the midst of adversity, she has allowed the Lord to transform her over and over again. Only through His love and grace has she been able to heal moment by moment and piece by piece. |
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED..
ETG OPEN MIC
Share YOUR Music, Words, Movies, More! Music: 2 songs, 8 min max. Open sign up POETRY, SONGS, VIDEO, COMEDY, IMPROVISATIONAL STORY-TELLING, etc. in a supporting attentive environment. Seasoned pros, beginners, and everybody in-between can enjoy sharing their gifts on our welcoming stage. We have microphones, PA, amps, projector, screen, and an interested MC. |
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SUNDAY
MAR 29 |
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This is to let you know that, due to the current concerns about the coronavirus, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED
QUAKER MEETING
All are welcome!
Staten Island Meeting of Friends is an unprogrammed meeting.
No dogma and no professional clergy.
For more info: Go to https://statenislandquakers.org/
or email t.lochwyn (at) gmail.com |
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