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Upcoming free events week of 2/23
There are so many friggin' NYPL events that I decided not to even bother this week. They are always a chore to go through. Hopefully I will manage it better next week.
Manhattan
Budapest Festival Orchestra Cocoa Concert, 2/23
Accessibility at Lincoln Center and the Budapest Festival Orchestra bring Cocoa Concerts, a family concert Iván Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra has specially designed to include young people within the autism spectrum and their family members. This one-hour concert consists of brief classical-music movements, performed by members of the world-renowned orchestra, in an inclusive and supported environment. While the visual tools, music and communication techniques are created with children with autism in mind, all young people with disabilities are welcomed. The Budapest Festival Orchestra puts its heart and soul into organizing programs accessible to everyone, seeking to bring children with autism and development disabilities into the magical world of music. Conductor Iván Fischer and the BFO have been performing their Cocoa Concerts for years, and it is an important mission for BFO as these events enable children to enjoy enriching activities and to experience the joy and power of music. The orchestra’s musicians will perform in various chamber-music setups and will show, through the deft selection of music, the exciting things instruments can do and how much fun it is to play music together. Before introducing the musicians, Iván Fischer will explain the upcoming piece and what details are worth paying attention to. Before the concert begins, all audience members will receive a handout detailing the instruments used and the program, as well as colorful stickers to mark the finished pieces after every ovation, helping everyone remain engaged during the concert. Following the concert, families are invited to join the musicians for hot cocoa. Recommended for children aged 5 and up and their families. This program is specifically designed for children with autism, however, all are welcomed. This performance is free, but space is limited. 165 West 65th Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 11AM source: The Lincoln Center http://www.lincolncenter.org/show/budapest-festival-orchestra-cocoa-concert
Behind the Sun, Above the Moon Anthology Launch, 2/23
Come celebrate the book launch for the anthology Behind the Sun Above the Moon, a short story collection by nonbinary authors featuring SFF stories with a brief reading hosted by contributing authors Emmett Nahil and Sara Codair. Behind the Sun, Above the Moon centers trans and non-binary Own Voices writers, which enables them to imagine alternative futures and create fabulist worlds for themselves. Emmett Nahil (he/him) is a queer writer, artist, and game producer working on the indie game Love Shore (2021). He’s interested in intersectional activism, diverse representation for other queer Middle Easterners, and bringing more nuanced work to all kinds of weird literature. He has been known to favor horror, sci-fi, urban/modern fantasy, and trans-inclusive speculative fiction. Follow him on twitter, @_emmays. Sara Codair is the author over fifty short stories, which are packed with action, adventure, magic, and the bizarre. They partially owe their success to their faithful feline writing partner, Goose the Meowditor-In-Chief, who likes to “edit” their work by deleting entire pages. Sara’s debut novel, Power Surge, was published by NineStar Press on Oct. 1, 2018 and the sequel will be out sometime in 2020. Find Sara online at http://saracodair.com or @shatteredsmooth. 172 Allen St, New York, NY 7 PM source: bluestockings.com https://bluestockings.com/event/behind-the-sun-above-the-moon-anthology-launch/?instance_id=211331
Regress, 2/23
ABC No Rio in Exile show. With Yasmeen Abdallah, Rebecca Bird, Kelsey Brewer, Courtney Childress, Jenn Dierdorf, Christina Freeman, Robert Goldkind, Kamryn Harmeling, Ianthe Jackson, Will Kaplan, Mark Power, Sarah Schrift, and Ashley Yang-Thompson. Curated by Jenn Dierdorf and Robert Goldkind. February 15 performance and storytelling with Edward Arrocha, Fly, Kamryn Harmeling, and Ashley Yang-Thompson. ABC No Rio in Exile at Bullet Space 292 Gallery 292 East 3rd Street, Manhattan 7p opening; $free Continues through February 23 source: http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ http://www.abcnorio.org
One-Act Play Festival, 2/24
The National Arts Club’s second annual One-Act Play Festival features short new works by notable playwrights – John Pielmeier, Steven Otfinoski, David Masello, among others – that examine the art of conversation. Each of the chosen works features two characters in dialogue, and it is through their talk that deep truths, conflicts, and resolution are reached.The plays, which will be performed this evening as staged readings, are a mix of the humorous, the poignant, the absurd. The “art of conversation” is practiced at its best in these works. 15 Gramercy Park S, New York, NY 8PM source: The National Arts Club https://www.nationalartsclub.org/default.aspx?p=.NETEventView&ID=3864827&qfilter=&type=0&ssid=0&chgs=
The Lady Jam, 2/25
Pull on your improv pants and get ready for a J-A-M! The Lady Jam is open to female and non-binary improvisers of all levels—all you have to do is put your name in a bucket, dance between sets (or tolerate our dancing), then get on stage with your new improv BFFs. Guys - you can watch and dance from your seats, just DON'T be a creep about it. 555 W 42nd Street, New York, NY 6PM source: https://hellskitchen.ucbtheatre.com https://hellskitchen.ucbtheatre.com/performance/72550
In the Gutter– A Monthly Comics Reading Series, 2/25
In the Gutter is a monthly comics reading featuring presentations of new and in-progress work primarily from indie comics artists, highlighting the voices of queer and trans creators. In the Gutter will create a space for comics artists working outside the mainstream industry to build community and audiences, and will further work to share the stories of marginalized peoples through comics. 172 Allen St, New York, NY 7PM source: bluestockings.com https://bluestockings.com/event/in-the-gutter-a-monthly-comics-reading-series-2/?instance_id=211624
Winter Bird Walk at the Battery With NYC Audubon, 2/25
Join us for bird walks in The Battery with NYC Audubon! Explore the diverse over-wintering birds that find food and habitat on The Battery's waterfront, such as ducks, geese, loons, sparrows, and finches. We might even spot a seal! Register online. The walk will be led by Gabriel Willow, an educator from NYC Audubon. Gabriel is an experienced birder and naturalist and is well-versed in the ecology and history of New York City. He has been leading walks for NYC Audubon for more than ten years, guiding new and experienced birders in all five boroughs and beyond. Meet at the Netherlands Memorial Flag Pole located at the entrance to the park on the corner of Broadway, Battery Place, and State Street. After the walk, we hope you will linger to enjoy the nation's largest perennial garden open 365 days free to the public. Learn more about The Battery at thebattery.org. Netherland Monument (In the Battery), Manhattan 8AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/11/winter-bird-walk-at-the-battery-with-nyc-audubon
Grand Forces of Change: How Climate and Culture Landscape the Planet, 2/25
Travel back in time several millennia with paleoclimatologist Dr. Gerry Rustic to look at how the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) weather pattern has shaped both the landscape and the people of our entire planet and, more specifically, the American Southwest. Then, fast-forward to 1919 and the formation of the Grand Canyon as a National Park. Dr. Laurel Brierly will discuss how the public intersects with the landscape and conservation/preservation at the Grand Canyon, as well as her role in providing stewardship and inspiration as a seasonal park ranger. Ryan's Daughter 350 East 85th Street, Manhattan 7:30p; $free 21 and over tasteofscience.org/new-york-events/ source: http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ https://www.tasteofscience.org/new-york-events/
Master Class With Radovan Vlatković, 2/26
The art of interpretation and details of technique are explained as master artists share their wisdom with the next generation of chamber musicians. Click here for more info (Opens in a new window) 165 W 65th St 10th Floor, New York, NY 11AM source: The Lincoln Center http://www.lincolncenter.org/show/master-class-with-radovan-vlatkovic
In honor of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month we are putting together an open mic, friendly competition, celebration, and contemplation on what love means to young people. We will be featuring poetry, storytelling, music, and creative responses to the prompt: What does love mean to you? Three winners of the creative submissions will be featured performers following an open mic! Youth Voices Network is a survivor led volunteer group whose mission is to raise awareness around dating violence. YVN works closely with Day One, an organization that provides support services and community education to young survivors of dating violence ages 24 and under. 172 Allen St, New York, NY 6PM source: bluestockings.com https://bluestockings.com/event/all-of-loves-vibes/?instance_id=212071
'And Still We Rise' a Black History Month Art Excursion, 2/27
Join us for a painting celebration of Black History Month by honoring African American artists who showcased social and political courage from the Early Republic to the Civil War. Create your own moving artwork as we discuss previous pieces from the Jazz Age, Harlem Renaissance, and the post-war years. RSVP on Eventbrite. For accessibility information, contact Zakiyah DeGraffe at [email protected] or by calling (212) 234-9603. Hansborough Recreation Center, Manhattan 6PM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/27/and-still-we-rise-a-black-history-month-art-excursion
Black History Month Lecture - Harlem Architecture: Colonial & Modernism With John Reddick, 2/27
In this engaging lecture architect and historian, John Reddick will explore the colonial aesthetic in Harlem's early \modern\ architecture, considering how it served as a backdrop to the jazz age. Discussing select local early twentieth-century designs, such as the Roger Morris Apartments and the Colonial Park & Pool, Reddick will place into context the architecture of Harlem and the work of African American architect, Vertner Tandy, and his residence for Madame Walker on 136th Street, known during the Renaissance as the \Dark Tower.\ John Reddick has served as a curator and discussion leader for the Harlem Focus series at the Smithsonian Institution’s Cooper-Hewitt Design Center and has worked on several Harlem public space & art projects including Ralph Ellison Memorial, Harriet Tubman Square, and Frederick Douglass Circle. Reddick received a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Ohio State University and a Master of Architecture from Yale University. Morris-Jumel Mansion (In Roger Morris Park), Manhattan 7PM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/27/black-history-month-lecture-harlem-architecture-colonial-modernism-with-john-reddick
Imani Uzuri: Conjure Woman, 2/27
Imani Uzuri, raised in rural North Carolina, is an award-winning vocalist, composer, librettist, and improviser called “a postmodernist Bessie Smith” by the Village Voice. She creates interdisciplinary works and performs at international venues and festivals. Her ritual performance Wild Cotton was recently cited as one “with subtlety and vision” by the New York Times. In 2018, Uzuri was a commissioned composer for Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. Uzuri is a former Park Avenue Armory Artist-in-Residence and was a 2019 Jerome Foundation Composer-in-Residence at Camargo Foundation in Cassis, France. Uzuri and ensemble will share an intimate concert of compositions from her various works for voice, strings, flute, and piano, including music from her large music work Placeless, her cantata Conjure Woman, the world premiere of her Chamber Music America New Jazz Works commission, and selections from her forthcoming chamber opera Hush Arbor (The Opera), a mercurial musical meditation exploring themes of death, transcendence, rebirth, impermanence and “liminality” (standing at the threshold). Broadway Between 62nd and 63rd Streets, New York, NY 7:30PM source: The Lincoln Center http://www.lincolncenter.org/atrium/show/imani-uzuri-conjure-woman
Neon Glow Zumba Fest, 2/28
Join us for a glow-in-the-dark spin class! Wear light colored clothing to glow while you give yourself a New Year workout! 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. // Zumba 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. // Afro-Brazilian Zumba 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. // Uptown Zumba To RSVP, email [email protected] Asser Levy Recreation Center (In Asser Levy Playground), Manhattan source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/28/neon-glow-zumba-fest
Who's Coding Our Future? Algorithms, Culture, Ethics: A Conversation With Judith Michelle Williams and Clive Thompson, 2/28
Join us and our partner creative tech organization, CTW for a conversation moderated by Isabel Walcott Draves about how computer programmers and their algorithms are shaping our world. First, we'll hear from Clive Thompson, Canadian science and technology writer for publications like The New York Times Magazine, The Washington Post, Wired and Entertainment Weekly. His book Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World explores the culture and influence of the programmers that increasingly impact so much of our daily lives. We'll pair him with Judith Michelle Williams, Senior Vice President, Global Head of People Sustainability & Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer at SAP. Williams, who has also managed global diversity programs at Dropbox and Google, will offer deep insight into bias in the world of tech and the importance of diversity in software engineering teams. We'll round out the evening with a participatory discussion with the audience -- that's you! -- about your experiences interacting with algorithms, hidden influence, fairness, and who gets to create the culture of this coming age of Artificial Intelligence. 15 Gramercy Park S, New York, NY 6:30PM source: The National Arts Club https://www.nationalartsclub.org/default.aspx?p=.NETEventView&ID=3864828&qfilter=&type=0&ssid=0&chgs=
Historic New York: Washington Square, 2/29
Washington Square Park has served various roles for its community throughout the years, adapting to meet its needs. Well-known for its arch, honoring George Washington, the man for whom the park is named, and its fountain, the arch's elder by 43 years and a popular meeting spot, Washington Square Park also houses several other monuments and facilities. Our Historic New York programs highlight the history and architecture of selected neighborhoods or parks. Join the Urban Park Rangers for a tour and discussion of Washington Square Park. Washington Square Arch (In Washington Square Park), Manhattan 1PM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/29/historic-new-york-washington-square
Late Night Packet Jam, 2/29
Late Night Packet Jam is the showcase for new & weird bits from New York's top late night writers, hosted by UCB’s Night Late team. These submitted monologue jokes, desk bits, games, walk-on characters, and weirdo experimental ideas all get their moment in front of late night’s best audience. If it’s going in a late night packet tomorrow (or eventually), it’ll be at Late Night Packet Jam . GUIDELINES: If interested in submitting, send a script of your bit (or monologue jokes) to [email protected] by midnight one week before the show. Your bit must be written (no improv), under five minutes, & have no (or ultra-simple!) tech queues. Except for monologue jokes, you’re responsible for performing your bit. (If you’d like to read your monologue jokes yourself, let us know in the email) LNPJ submissions are open to all and you can submit more than one bit. You can also sign up for the LNPJ mailing list for once-a-month reminders about deadlines & late night writing tips: http://bit.ly/UCB-LNPJ 555 W 42nd Street, New York, NY midnight source: https://hellskitchen.ucbtheatre.com https://hellskitchen.ucbtheatre.com/performance/72626
Our Urban Park Rangers' Nature Centers are your gateway to New York City parks. Each serves as an in-park community center for public education, recreational activities, and environmental studies. This winter, join us for the Nature's Workshop series. Each program in this series explores its topic in-depth and allows you to develop a skill, participate in a hands-on project, and indulge your curiosity. Join the Rangers for Linoleum Cut Fabric Printing. Bring an old t-shirt and make it new with a nature design print! All art materials will be provided. Myrtle Avenue at Washington Park (In Fort Greene Park), Brooklyn 11AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/23/natures-workshop-linoleum-cut-fabric-printing
Brooklyn Poetry Slam Writing Workshop W/ CJ Parker and Lindsay Young, 2/24
Two practicing psychoanalysts (Jamieson Webster and Marcus Coelen) explore the intersection (or confrontation) between female issues surrounding their bodies -- especially sexual and reproductive questions -- and modern medicine. A live discussion, including audience participation, will also be turned into a podcast. Floor 310 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn 7-8p; $free source: http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ https://www.theflooronatlantic.com/workshops
Unlocked: NYC Post-Rikers | a #BHeard Town Hall, 2/26
Coney Island Indoor Beach Grass Planting Prep, 2/29
Join us on February 22 and February 29 to volunteer with NYC Parks Stewardship and the Wildlife Conservation Society-New York Aquarium! Volunteers will help prepare beach grass culms (stems) for planting. Before culms are ready to be planted on the dune, they must be processed and packaged in a way to ensure their viability. This process involves removing outer brown sheaths (layers) of old growth to expose the green live portion of the plants, as well as removing excess roots and rhizomes. Supplies are provided but volunteers should dress in clothes that can get dirty, close-toed shoes, and warm layers. They are also encouraged to bring their own water bottles. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone. This is event is full to capactiy and closed for registration Registration Space is limited and registration is required. New York Aquarium (In Coney Island Beach & Boardwalk), Brooklyn 10AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/29/coney-island-indoor-beach-grass-planting-prep
Celebrating Black History: Film Screening, if Beale Street Could Talk, 2/29
Three Words: Mr. James Baldwin.We are beyond proud to present a free screening of Barry Jenkins's Oscar-nominated film, If Beale Street Could Talk as part of our Black History is American History Month programming.On page 42 of James Baldwin's If Beale Street Could Talk, protagonist Tish says, \It's a miracle to realize that somebody loves you.\ At the center of this film is ♥ love ♥. Beautiful, tragic, enduring, and powerful love. We don't want to give away too much. You'll just have to come to BRIC House and see it for yourself. 647 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11217 4PM source: BRIC https://www.bricartsmedia.org/events-performances/celebrating-black-history-film-screening-if-beale-street-could-talk
Queens
Screening: Sorry to Bother You, 2/23
This 2018 dark comedy follows a young African-American telemarketer who adopts a white accent to succeed at his job. This imaginative film is a sharp critique not only on racial tensions but also on capitalism in America. This film is rated R. Register on Eventbrite. Lewis H Latimer House, Queens 2PM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/23/screening-sorry-to-bother-you
EtM - Dhegrae & Digression, 2/23
EtM Con Edison composer-in-residence, Sheree Clement presents the world premiere of a new work commissioned by vocal duo Dhegrae & Digression, in a setting of poems by Phillis Levin. A wildly imaginative program curated by Lucy Dhegrae and Ariadne Greif, who are Dhegrae & Digression. 137-35 Northern Boulevard, Flushing, NY 7PM source: http://www.flushingtownhall.org http://www.flushingtownhall.org/event/3cd6a4ef22423e3686081a3bb2583491
Modular Synthesis Workshop: Apocalipsis U, 2/27
stud1nt of Signal Flux leads the second edition of the Apocalipsis U monthly skillshare, this time with a focus on modular synthesis. After the learning session, we’ll give folks a chance to submit a favorite track or a production of your own to hear on the Nowadays system. Vinyl, USB, SD Card and CD are all formats that work. Nowadays 56-06 Cooper Avenue, Ridgewood 8-11p; $free facebook.com/events/481981422502934/ source: http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ https://www.facebook.com/events/481981422502934/
Forest Park Trail Maintenance Hike, 2/28
Did you know that NYC has over 350 miles of hiking trails throughout its public parks? Help to keep these trails clean, safe, and ecologically healthy by joining the NYC Parks Stewardship Team and the Natural Areas Conservancy on a trail maintenance hike! Register online. Metropolitan Avenue and Forest Park Drive (In Forest Park), Queens 10AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/28/forest-park-trail-maintenance-hike
An Evening of Quadraphonic Sounds, 2/28
Performances by Jeff Kolar, Anthony Janas, Jenn Grossman, and visuals by Jonathan Sims. An experimental sound performance in four channel speakers that will envelope the audience with evolving and sonorous motion. Visual artist Jonathan Sims will be providing live projections. Flux Factory 3931 29th Street, Long Island City, Queens 7p; $free source: http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ http://www.fluxfactory.org/event/an-evening-of-quadraphonic-sounds/
Powell's Cove Park Wetland Restoration, 2/29
Volunteer with the Stewardship Team at Powell's Cove Park! Volunteers will be removing debris from Powell's Cove Park. Volunteers will also learn how to safely remove invasive plants from Powell's Cove Park shoreline in order to help create a healthier ecosystem. Volunteers should dress in clothes that can get dirty, close-toed shoes, and warm layers. They are also encouraged to bring their own water bottles. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone. Please note: Space is limited and registration is required. 137th Street and 11th Avenue (In Powell's Cove Park), Queens 10AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/29/powells-cove-park-wetland-restoration
Winter Wetlands Hike, 2/29
Urban wetlands provide a variety of benefits, including improved water quality and storm water retention. They also serve as critical habitat for native wildlife. Join the Urban Park Rangers on this hike to explore wetlands. Union Turnpike Parking Lot (In Cunningham Park), Queens 11AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/29/winter-wetlands-hike
Staten Island
Astronomy: The Night Sky, 2/23
Our Urban Park Rangers will be your guides to the solar system, discussing the science, history, and folklore of the universe. Our Night Sky programs highlight the history and folklore of the solar system, using the naked eye to locate stars and planets. Lemon Creek Pier (In Lemon Creek Park), Staten Island 6PM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/23/astronomy-night-sky I would like to give a shoutout to u/thivnav for telling me about Flushing Town Hall. Also to u/mandonuts, for Public Theater (which should be here next week). As a personal recommendation, I would suggest going to see Sorry to Bother You, which I thought was fantastic. Again, you can search the events here. There are some more search filters. Notably, you can choose to omit public-run events (my GAD so many nypl events) and can filter for family-oriented events. Next week, I hope to have some keyword filters, and have a search that doesn't default to a map (think how Yelp lists restaurants when you search). Cheers, until next week.
There are so many friggin' NYPL events that I decided not to even bother this week. They are always a chore to go through. Hopefully I will manage it better next week.
Manhattan
Budapest Festival Orchestra Cocoa Concert, 2/23
Accessibility at Lincoln Center and the Budapest Festival Orchestra bring Cocoa Concerts, a family concert Iván Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra has specially designed to include young people within the autism spectrum and their family members. This one-hour concert consists of brief classical-music movements, performed by members of the world-renowned orchestra, in an inclusive and supported environment. While the visual tools, music and communication techniques are created with children with autism in mind, all young people with disabilities are welcomed. The Budapest Festival Orchestra puts its heart and soul into organizing programs accessible to everyone, seeking to bring children with autism and development disabilities into the magical world of music. Conductor Iván Fischer and the BFO have been performing their Cocoa Concerts for years, and it is an important mission for BFO as these events enable children to enjoy enriching activities and to experience the joy and power of music. The orchestra’s musicians will perform in various chamber-music setups and will show, through the deft selection of music, the exciting things instruments can do and how much fun it is to play music together. Before introducing the musicians, Iván Fischer will explain the upcoming piece and what details are worth paying attention to. Before the concert begins, all audience members will receive a handout detailing the instruments used and the program, as well as colorful stickers to mark the finished pieces after every ovation, helping everyone remain engaged during the concert. Following the concert, families are invited to join the musicians for hot cocoa. Recommended for children aged 5 and up and their families. This program is specifically designed for children with autism, however, all are welcomed. This performance is free, but space is limited. 165 West 65th Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 11AM source: The Lincoln Center http://www.lincolncenter.org/show/budapest-festival-orchestra-cocoa-concert
Behind the Sun, Above the Moon Anthology Launch, 2/23
Come celebrate the book launch for the anthology Behind the Sun Above the Moon, a short story collection by nonbinary authors featuring SFF stories with a brief reading hosted by contributing authors Emmett Nahil and Sara Codair. Behind the Sun, Above the Moon centers trans and non-binary Own Voices writers, which enables them to imagine alternative futures and create fabulist worlds for themselves. Emmett Nahil (he/him) is a queer writer, artist, and game producer working on the indie game Love Shore (2021). He’s interested in intersectional activism, diverse representation for other queer Middle Easterners, and bringing more nuanced work to all kinds of weird literature. He has been known to favor horror, sci-fi, urban/modern fantasy, and trans-inclusive speculative fiction. Follow him on twitter, @_emmays. Sara Codair is the author over fifty short stories, which are packed with action, adventure, magic, and the bizarre. They partially owe their success to their faithful feline writing partner, Goose the Meowditor-In-Chief, who likes to “edit” their work by deleting entire pages. Sara’s debut novel, Power Surge, was published by NineStar Press on Oct. 1, 2018 and the sequel will be out sometime in 2020. Find Sara online at http://saracodair.com or @shatteredsmooth. 172 Allen St, New York, NY 7 PM source: bluestockings.com https://bluestockings.com/event/behind-the-sun-above-the-moon-anthology-launch/?instance_id=211331
Regress, 2/23
ABC No Rio in Exile show. With Yasmeen Abdallah, Rebecca Bird, Kelsey Brewer, Courtney Childress, Jenn Dierdorf, Christina Freeman, Robert Goldkind, Kamryn Harmeling, Ianthe Jackson, Will Kaplan, Mark Power, Sarah Schrift, and Ashley Yang-Thompson. Curated by Jenn Dierdorf and Robert Goldkind. February 15 performance and storytelling with Edward Arrocha, Fly, Kamryn Harmeling, and Ashley Yang-Thompson. ABC No Rio in Exile at Bullet Space 292 Gallery 292 East 3rd Street, Manhattan 7p opening; $free Continues through February 23 source: http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ http://www.abcnorio.org
One-Act Play Festival, 2/24
The National Arts Club’s second annual One-Act Play Festival features short new works by notable playwrights – John Pielmeier, Steven Otfinoski, David Masello, among others – that examine the art of conversation. Each of the chosen works features two characters in dialogue, and it is through their talk that deep truths, conflicts, and resolution are reached.The plays, which will be performed this evening as staged readings, are a mix of the humorous, the poignant, the absurd. The “art of conversation” is practiced at its best in these works. 15 Gramercy Park S, New York, NY 8PM source: The National Arts Club https://www.nationalartsclub.org/default.aspx?p=.NETEventView&ID=3864827&qfilter=&type=0&ssid=0&chgs=
The Lady Jam, 2/25
Pull on your improv pants and get ready for a J-A-M! The Lady Jam is open to female and non-binary improvisers of all levels—all you have to do is put your name in a bucket, dance between sets (or tolerate our dancing), then get on stage with your new improv BFFs. Guys - you can watch and dance from your seats, just DON'T be a creep about it. 555 W 42nd Street, New York, NY 6PM source: https://hellskitchen.ucbtheatre.com https://hellskitchen.ucbtheatre.com/performance/72550
In the Gutter– A Monthly Comics Reading Series, 2/25
In the Gutter is a monthly comics reading featuring presentations of new and in-progress work primarily from indie comics artists, highlighting the voices of queer and trans creators. In the Gutter will create a space for comics artists working outside the mainstream industry to build community and audiences, and will further work to share the stories of marginalized peoples through comics. 172 Allen St, New York, NY 7PM source: bluestockings.com https://bluestockings.com/event/in-the-gutter-a-monthly-comics-reading-series-2/?instance_id=211624
Winter Bird Walk at the Battery With NYC Audubon, 2/25
Join us for bird walks in The Battery with NYC Audubon! Explore the diverse over-wintering birds that find food and habitat on The Battery's waterfront, such as ducks, geese, loons, sparrows, and finches. We might even spot a seal! Register online. The walk will be led by Gabriel Willow, an educator from NYC Audubon. Gabriel is an experienced birder and naturalist and is well-versed in the ecology and history of New York City. He has been leading walks for NYC Audubon for more than ten years, guiding new and experienced birders in all five boroughs and beyond. Meet at the Netherlands Memorial Flag Pole located at the entrance to the park on the corner of Broadway, Battery Place, and State Street. After the walk, we hope you will linger to enjoy the nation's largest perennial garden open 365 days free to the public. Learn more about The Battery at thebattery.org. Netherland Monument (In the Battery), Manhattan 8AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/11/winter-bird-walk-at-the-battery-with-nyc-audubon
Grand Forces of Change: How Climate and Culture Landscape the Planet, 2/25
Travel back in time several millennia with paleoclimatologist Dr. Gerry Rustic to look at how the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) weather pattern has shaped both the landscape and the people of our entire planet and, more specifically, the American Southwest. Then, fast-forward to 1919 and the formation of the Grand Canyon as a National Park. Dr. Laurel Brierly will discuss how the public intersects with the landscape and conservation/preservation at the Grand Canyon, as well as her role in providing stewardship and inspiration as a seasonal park ranger. Ryan's Daughter 350 East 85th Street, Manhattan 7:30p; $free 21 and over tasteofscience.org/new-york-events/ source: http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ https://www.tasteofscience.org/new-york-events/
Master Class With Radovan Vlatković, 2/26
The art of interpretation and details of technique are explained as master artists share their wisdom with the next generation of chamber musicians. Click here for more info (Opens in a new window) 165 W 65th St 10th Floor, New York, NY 11AM source: The Lincoln Center http://www.lincolncenter.org/show/master-class-with-radovan-vlatkovic
In honor of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month we are putting together an open mic, friendly competition, celebration, and contemplation on what love means to young people. We will be featuring poetry, storytelling, music, and creative responses to the prompt: What does love mean to you? Three winners of the creative submissions will be featured performers following an open mic! Youth Voices Network is a survivor led volunteer group whose mission is to raise awareness around dating violence. YVN works closely with Day One, an organization that provides support services and community education to young survivors of dating violence ages 24 and under. 172 Allen St, New York, NY 6PM source: bluestockings.com https://bluestockings.com/event/all-of-loves-vibes/?instance_id=212071
'And Still We Rise' a Black History Month Art Excursion, 2/27
Join us for a painting celebration of Black History Month by honoring African American artists who showcased social and political courage from the Early Republic to the Civil War. Create your own moving artwork as we discuss previous pieces from the Jazz Age, Harlem Renaissance, and the post-war years. RSVP on Eventbrite. For accessibility information, contact Zakiyah DeGraffe at [email protected] or by calling (212) 234-9603. Hansborough Recreation Center, Manhattan 6PM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/27/and-still-we-rise-a-black-history-month-art-excursion
Black History Month Lecture - Harlem Architecture: Colonial & Modernism With John Reddick, 2/27
In this engaging lecture architect and historian, John Reddick will explore the colonial aesthetic in Harlem's early \modern\ architecture, considering how it served as a backdrop to the jazz age. Discussing select local early twentieth-century designs, such as the Roger Morris Apartments and the Colonial Park & Pool, Reddick will place into context the architecture of Harlem and the work of African American architect, Vertner Tandy, and his residence for Madame Walker on 136th Street, known during the Renaissance as the \Dark Tower.\ John Reddick has served as a curator and discussion leader for the Harlem Focus series at the Smithsonian Institution’s Cooper-Hewitt Design Center and has worked on several Harlem public space & art projects including Ralph Ellison Memorial, Harriet Tubman Square, and Frederick Douglass Circle. Reddick received a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Ohio State University and a Master of Architecture from Yale University. Morris-Jumel Mansion (In Roger Morris Park), Manhattan 7PM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/27/black-history-month-lecture-harlem-architecture-colonial-modernism-with-john-reddick
Imani Uzuri: Conjure Woman, 2/27
Imani Uzuri, raised in rural North Carolina, is an award-winning vocalist, composer, librettist, and improviser called “a postmodernist Bessie Smith” by the Village Voice. She creates interdisciplinary works and performs at international venues and festivals. Her ritual performance Wild Cotton was recently cited as one “with subtlety and vision” by the New York Times. In 2018, Uzuri was a commissioned composer for Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. Uzuri is a former Park Avenue Armory Artist-in-Residence and was a 2019 Jerome Foundation Composer-in-Residence at Camargo Foundation in Cassis, France. Uzuri and ensemble will share an intimate concert of compositions from her various works for voice, strings, flute, and piano, including music from her large music work Placeless, her cantata Conjure Woman, the world premiere of her Chamber Music America New Jazz Works commission, and selections from her forthcoming chamber opera Hush Arbor (The Opera), a mercurial musical meditation exploring themes of death, transcendence, rebirth, impermanence and “liminality” (standing at the threshold). Broadway Between 62nd and 63rd Streets, New York, NY 7:30PM source: The Lincoln Center http://www.lincolncenter.org/atrium/show/imani-uzuri-conjure-woman
Neon Glow Zumba Fest, 2/28
Join us for a glow-in-the-dark spin class! Wear light colored clothing to glow while you give yourself a New Year workout! 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. // Zumba 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. // Afro-Brazilian Zumba 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. // Uptown Zumba To RSVP, email [email protected] Asser Levy Recreation Center (In Asser Levy Playground), Manhattan source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/28/neon-glow-zumba-fest
Who's Coding Our Future? Algorithms, Culture, Ethics: A Conversation With Judith Michelle Williams and Clive Thompson, 2/28
Join us and our partner creative tech organization, CTW for a conversation moderated by Isabel Walcott Draves about how computer programmers and their algorithms are shaping our world. First, we'll hear from Clive Thompson, Canadian science and technology writer for publications like The New York Times Magazine, The Washington Post, Wired and Entertainment Weekly. His book Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World explores the culture and influence of the programmers that increasingly impact so much of our daily lives. We'll pair him with Judith Michelle Williams, Senior Vice President, Global Head of People Sustainability & Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer at SAP. Williams, who has also managed global diversity programs at Dropbox and Google, will offer deep insight into bias in the world of tech and the importance of diversity in software engineering teams. We'll round out the evening with a participatory discussion with the audience -- that's you! -- about your experiences interacting with algorithms, hidden influence, fairness, and who gets to create the culture of this coming age of Artificial Intelligence. 15 Gramercy Park S, New York, NY 6:30PM source: The National Arts Club https://www.nationalartsclub.org/default.aspx?p=.NETEventView&ID=3864828&qfilter=&type=0&ssid=0&chgs=
Historic New York: Washington Square, 2/29
Washington Square Park has served various roles for its community throughout the years, adapting to meet its needs. Well-known for its arch, honoring George Washington, the man for whom the park is named, and its fountain, the arch's elder by 43 years and a popular meeting spot, Washington Square Park also houses several other monuments and facilities. Our Historic New York programs highlight the history and architecture of selected neighborhoods or parks. Join the Urban Park Rangers for a tour and discussion of Washington Square Park. Washington Square Arch (In Washington Square Park), Manhattan 1PM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/29/historic-new-york-washington-square
Late Night Packet Jam, 2/29
Late Night Packet Jam is the showcase for new & weird bits from New York's top late night writers, hosted by UCB’s Night Late team. These submitted monologue jokes, desk bits, games, walk-on characters, and weirdo experimental ideas all get their moment in front of late night’s best audience. If it’s going in a late night packet tomorrow (or eventually), it’ll be at Late Night Packet Jam . GUIDELINES: If interested in submitting, send a script of your bit (or monologue jokes) to [email protected] by midnight one week before the show. Your bit must be written (no improv), under five minutes, & have no (or ultra-simple!) tech queues. Except for monologue jokes, you’re responsible for performing your bit. (If you’d like to read your monologue jokes yourself, let us know in the email) LNPJ submissions are open to all and you can submit more than one bit. You can also sign up for the LNPJ mailing list for once-a-month reminders about deadlines & late night writing tips: http://bit.ly/UCB-LNPJ 555 W 42nd Street, New York, NY midnight source: https://hellskitchen.ucbtheatre.com https://hellskitchen.ucbtheatre.com/performance/72626
Our Urban Park Rangers' Nature Centers are your gateway to New York City parks. Each serves as an in-park community center for public education, recreational activities, and environmental studies. This winter, join us for the Nature's Workshop series. Each program in this series explores its topic in-depth and allows you to develop a skill, participate in a hands-on project, and indulge your curiosity. Join the Rangers for Linoleum Cut Fabric Printing. Bring an old t-shirt and make it new with a nature design print! All art materials will be provided. Myrtle Avenue at Washington Park (In Fort Greene Park), Brooklyn 11AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/23/natures-workshop-linoleum-cut-fabric-printing
Brooklyn Poetry Slam Writing Workshop W/ CJ Parker and Lindsay Young, 2/24
Two practicing psychoanalysts (Jamieson Webster and Marcus Coelen) explore the intersection (or confrontation) between female issues surrounding their bodies -- especially sexual and reproductive questions -- and modern medicine. A live discussion, including audience participation, will also be turned into a podcast. Floor 310 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn 7-8p; $free source: http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ https://www.theflooronatlantic.com/workshops
Unlocked: NYC Post-Rikers | a #BHeard Town Hall, 2/26
Coney Island Indoor Beach Grass Planting Prep, 2/29
Join us on February 22 and February 29 to volunteer with NYC Parks Stewardship and the Wildlife Conservation Society-New York Aquarium! Volunteers will help prepare beach grass culms (stems) for planting. Before culms are ready to be planted on the dune, they must be processed and packaged in a way to ensure their viability. This process involves removing outer brown sheaths (layers) of old growth to expose the green live portion of the plants, as well as removing excess roots and rhizomes. Supplies are provided but volunteers should dress in clothes that can get dirty, close-toed shoes, and warm layers. They are also encouraged to bring their own water bottles. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone. This is event is full to capactiy and closed for registration Registration Space is limited and registration is required. New York Aquarium (In Coney Island Beach & Boardwalk), Brooklyn 10AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/29/coney-island-indoor-beach-grass-planting-prep
Celebrating Black History: Film Screening, if Beale Street Could Talk, 2/29
Three Words: Mr. James Baldwin.We are beyond proud to present a free screening of Barry Jenkins's Oscar-nominated film, If Beale Street Could Talk as part of our Black History is American History Month programming.On page 42 of James Baldwin's If Beale Street Could Talk, protagonist Tish says, \It's a miracle to realize that somebody loves you.\ At the center of this film is ♥ love ♥. Beautiful, tragic, enduring, and powerful love. We don't want to give away too much. You'll just have to come to BRIC House and see it for yourself. 647 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11217 4PM source: BRIC https://www.bricartsmedia.org/events-performances/celebrating-black-history-film-screening-if-beale-street-could-talk
Queens
Screening: Sorry to Bother You, 2/23
This 2018 dark comedy follows a young African-American telemarketer who adopts a white accent to succeed at his job. This imaginative film is a sharp critique not only on racial tensions but also on capitalism in America. This film is rated R. Register on Eventbrite. Lewis H Latimer House, Queens 2PM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/23/screening-sorry-to-bother-you
EtM - Dhegrae & Digression, 2/23
EtM Con Edison composer-in-residence, Sheree Clement presents the world premiere of a new work commissioned by vocal duo Dhegrae & Digression, in a setting of poems by Phillis Levin. A wildly imaginative program curated by Lucy Dhegrae and Ariadne Greif, who are Dhegrae & Digression. 137-35 Northern Boulevard, Flushing, NY 7PM source: http://www.flushingtownhall.org http://www.flushingtownhall.org/event/3cd6a4ef22423e3686081a3bb2583491
Modular Synthesis Workshop: Apocalipsis U, 2/27
stud1nt of Signal Flux leads the second edition of the Apocalipsis U monthly skillshare, this time with a focus on modular synthesis. After the learning session, we’ll give folks a chance to submit a favorite track or a production of your own to hear on the Nowadays system. Vinyl, USB, SD Card and CD are all formats that work. Nowadays 56-06 Cooper Avenue, Ridgewood 8-11p; $free facebook.com/events/481981422502934/ source: http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ https://www.facebook.com/events/481981422502934/
Forest Park Trail Maintenance Hike, 2/28
Did you know that NYC has over 350 miles of hiking trails throughout its public parks? Help to keep these trails clean, safe, and ecologically healthy by joining the NYC Parks Stewardship Team and the Natural Areas Conservancy on a trail maintenance hike! Register online. Metropolitan Avenue and Forest Park Drive (In Forest Park), Queens 10AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/28/forest-park-trail-maintenance-hike
An Evening of Quadraphonic Sounds, 2/28
Performances by Jeff Kolar, Anthony Janas, Jenn Grossman, and visuals by Jonathan Sims. An experimental sound performance in four channel speakers that will envelope the audience with evolving and sonorous motion. Visual artist Jonathan Sims will be providing live projections. Flux Factory 3931 29th Street, Long Island City, Queens 7p; $free source: http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ http://www.fluxfactory.org/event/an-evening-of-quadraphonic-sounds/
Powell's Cove Park Wetland Restoration, 2/29
Volunteer with the Stewardship Team at Powell's Cove Park! Volunteers will be removing debris from Powell's Cove Park. Volunteers will also learn how to safely remove invasive plants from Powell's Cove Park shoreline in order to help create a healthier ecosystem. Volunteers should dress in clothes that can get dirty, close-toed shoes, and warm layers. They are also encouraged to bring their own water bottles. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone. Please note: Space is limited and registration is required. 137th Street and 11th Avenue (In Powell's Cove Park), Queens 10AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/29/powells-cove-park-wetland-restoration
Winter Wetlands Hike, 2/29
Urban wetlands provide a variety of benefits, including improved water quality and storm water retention. They also serve as critical habitat for native wildlife. Join the Urban Park Rangers on this hike to explore wetlands. Union Turnpike Parking Lot (In Cunningham Park), Queens 11AM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/29/winter-wetlands-hike
Staten Island
Astronomy: The Night Sky, 2/23
Our Urban Park Rangers will be your guides to the solar system, discussing the science, history, and folklore of the universe. Our Night Sky programs highlight the history and folklore of the solar system, using the naked eye to locate stars and planets. Lemon Creek Pier (In Lemon Creek Park), Staten Island 6PM source: https://www.nycgovparks.org https://www.nycgovparks.org/events/2020/02/23/astronomy-night-sky I would like to give a shoutout to u/thivnav for telling me about Flushing Town Hall. Also to u/mandonuts, for Public Theater (which should be here next week). As a personal recommendation, I would suggest going to see Sorry to Bother You, which I thought was fantastic. Again, you can search the events here. There are some more search filters. Notably, you can choose to omit public-run events (my GAD so many nypl events) and can filter for family-oriented events. Next week, I hope to have some keyword filters, and have a search that doesn't default to a map (think how Yelp lists restaurants when you search). Cheers, until next week.
Weather.com brings you the most accurate monthly weather forecast for Cocoa Beach, FL with average/record and high/low temperatures, precipitation and more. Maldives February Weather Averages. Restaurants and Bars for Maldives in February. Ithaa Undersea Restaurant. The Ithaa Undersea Restaurant is the first underwater restaurant in the world. This top end contemporary European restaurant is located 16 feet under the Indian Ocean, giving its patrons an incredible view of the sea and the marine life that's indigenous there. Average Weather in February in Cocoa Beach Florida, United States. Daily high temperatures increase by 3°F, from 70°F to 73°F, rarely falling below 61°F or exceeding 80°F. Daily low temperatures increase by 3°F, from 56°F to 59°F, rarely falling below 44°F or exceeding 68°F. Humidity: 76%. Dew Point: 56 °F. Wind: 9 mph. Pressure: 30.14 "Hg. Visibility: 8 mi. February Climate & Weather Averages in Cocoa Beach. High Temp: 72 °F. Low Temp: 59 °F. Mean Temp: 65 °F. Get the monthly weather forecast for Cocoa Beach, FL, including daily high/low, historical averages, to help you plan ahead. Cocoa Beach Weather for February 2019. 2017 2018 2019 2020. C° F° 1033 am tstm wnd gst 2 sw cocoa beach 28.31n 80.63w 03/27/2019 e54.00 mph brevard fl mesonet gust to 47 knots from wsw. 1046 am tstm wnd gst 4 wsw patrick air force 28.22n 80.67w 03/27/2019 m48.00 mph brevard fl mesonet gust to 42 knots from nne near indian river in suntree area. closed due to cold weather February 2, 2021, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM @ Cocoa Beach Aquatic Center Cocoa Beach Aquatic Center 4800 Tom Warriner Blvd Cocoa Beach FL 32931 The climate in Cocoa Beach during February can be summarized as mild and reasonably dry. February is in the winter in Cocoa Beach and is typically the 2nd coldest month of the year. Daytime maximum temperatures average around 21°C (70°F), whilst at night 12°C (53°F) is normal. Cocoa Beach weather averages (imperial / metric) Daytime temperature. Daytime temperatures usually reach 21°C in Cocoa Beach in February, falling to 12°C at night. How sunny is it in Cocoa Beach in February? There are normally 8 hours of bright sunshine each day in Cocoa Beach in February - that's 71% of daylight hours .
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