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  • Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on November 7th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    736hreoalesiloDrinking events
    Cask Ale Festival

    The second day of the “living brews” fest that includes tipples like “Fuggelicious Wet Hopped Harvest Ale” and “Norm’s Raggedy Ass Ale.”

    Clubs
    One Step Ahead: Dante Ross

    A funk-fueled evening of dusty-groove antics with Dante Ross, a major player in NYC’s hip-hop scene since the mid-’80s

    Fitness
    Workout with a Crunch trainer

    Personal trainers Taj Harris and Karina Arrue conduct a one-mile group run/walk and a free 30-minute abs-and-stretch class at a nearby Crunch gym. You’ll also receive a complimentary three-day pass to a Crunch gym.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on November 6th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    736sdx491jamyewaxmanSex
    2010 NYC Sex Blogger Calendar Release Party

    Meet your favorite wordsmiths turned pin-ups and snag goody bags filled with condoms, penis-shaped lollipops and vibrators.

    Books
    Lynne Tillman + Hannah Tinti

    Two top-shelf and entertaining New York writers read their fiction.

    Art
    Shana Lutker

    This live event, part of Performa 09, incorporates accordion and invites audience participation by soliciting script suggestions for the actors.

    Dance
    Will Rawls

    As part of a 100-hour creative residency at DTW, Will Rawls presents a work-in-progress showing of The Planet-Eaters.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Chris Schonberger on November 5th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    736hrotcguyfawkesguysil1WTF
    Guy Fawkes Night
    Hit up Telephone Bar or the Bell House to fete that guy who tried to blow up parliament in 1605.

    Drink Up
    Dogfish Head Novemberfest
    The top dogs of craft brewing bring some autumnal brews to Standings bar. Line your tum with free Ray’s pizza before quaffing $5 beers until 8pm ($6 thereafter).

    Books
    Rachel Sherman
    Her artful novel Living Room offers an acidic and sometimes hilarious view of suburbia.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Chris Schonberger on November 4th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    appetiteEat Out
    William Grimes at Tenement Talks
    The former New York Times dining critic offers a primer on the evolution of New York restaurants.

    Lecture
    “Darwin on Facebook: How Culture Transforms Human Evolution”
    Anthropologist Peter Richerson breaks down his theory that it’s social interaction—online or off—that drives human evolution. Survival of the twittest?

    Gay & Lesbian
    Wednesgayz
    DJ Tikka hosts this new weekly dance party with a rotating lineup of hand-selected guest DJs and down-to-earth Bed-Stuy queers.

    Book cover via Amazon.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Chris Schonberger on November 3rd, 2009 at 8:01 am

    guyArt
    Guy Ben-Ner’s Untitled
    The Israeli artist’s Performa 09 film features him talking to himself on the phone as he travels between Berlin and Tel Aviv.

    Books
    Bomb magazine launch party
    Fiction writer Christopher Sorrentino reads his story “Ventriloquy,” which subtly enters the mind of a bitter novelist.

    Music
    Bushwick Book Club: On the Origin of Species
    In this edition, singer-songwriters take Sir Charles Darwin as their muse.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on November 2nd, 2009 at 8:00 am

    735box220giddensBooks
    Gary Giddins

    The author discusses his new critical cornerstone: Jazz.

    Talk
    “The ‘Transcriptease’ Solar-Powered Oyster Reef”

    Artist Mara Haseltine built New York’s first solar-powered oyster reef in 2007. Tonight she’ll chat about her project and the need for native oysters in New York City.

    Books
    Gravity’s Rainbow

    Novelists Robert Stone (Dog Soldiers) and Emily Barton (Brookland) join editor Gerald Howard to discuss Thomas Pynchon’s metafiction classic.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on November 1st, 2009 at 8:00 am

    botfDia de los Muertos
    Mano a Mano

    Gather the pieces needed to build an ofrenda (an altar to a lost loved one) at the Altar Building Marketplace, featuring items like incense, sugar skulls and more.

    Clubs
    Expansions

    The venerable soulful-house acolyte Markus Rice takes over cozy club Sapphire for a classic tea-dance style hoedown, with New Jersey spinner Tee Mallory joining Rice in the booth.

    Books
    Galway Kinnell

    The Pulitzer Prize–winning poet reads and engages the audience at the First Sunday reading series

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    Free Halloween things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on October 31st, 2009 at 8:00 am

    kimanne220Clubs
    Prowl Night: Kim Ann Foxman

    Marcos Cabral of DFA recording combo Runaway helms this night of left-of-center house, disco and techno. Tonight’s holiday gala features visits from Kim Ann Foxman, the Hercules and Love Affair member who happens to be a killer DJ.

    Clubs
    Liquid Sound Lounge Halloween Costume Ball

    Head to Brooklyn Academy of Music’s BAMcafé for an evening of soulful house, jazz- and R&B-laced sounds, classics and more. Groove Collective’s Jay Rodriguez chimes in with live sax and flute, Pablo Vergara lays down accompanying keys, and HipBone Records’ Alexis P. Suter is on the mike.

    Clubs
    African Soul Jam Halloween Party

    This pan-African throwdown at East Village world-music lounge Lava Gina covers hiplife, coupe decale, kwaito, naija, Afrobeat and more.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on October 30th, 2009 at 8:35 am

    734dax220merce

    Dance
    Fridays at noon

    The Merce Cunningham Understudy Repertory Group performs a selection of Cunningham’s works.

    Halloween
    The Phantom of the Opera screening

    A screening of the 1925 silent film version of The Phantom of the Opera is accompanied by organist’s Robert Ridgell’s adaptation of the score.

    Clubs
    APT: DJ Milo

    Milo was a founding member of the Wild Bunch, the Bristol, U.K., sound system that gave rise to Massive Attack. Nowadays he spins disco and house.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Chris Schonberger on October 29th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    booksBooks
    “Writing Hell”
    A panel including Chris Hedges considers Curzio Malaparte and Vasily Grossman, two writers who vividly captured the horrors of WWII.

    Spa & Sport
    Skin consultations and facials
    Head to Bloomingdale’s for mini NIA24 facials, complimentary consultations and skincare tips from dermatologist Dr. Ariel Ostad.

    Event
    “Ruben Toledo’s Art: from Fashion to Literature”
    R.S.V.P. to hear the artist discuss his work, the influence of his wife (fashion designer Isabel) and the newly released Penguin’s Couture Classics series, for which he designed cover art.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Chris Schonberger on October 28th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    exEvent
    Cassette from My Ex book launch
    Growing out of the popular website of the same name, this cheeky book features playlists of mixtapes made for former loves.

    Eat Out
    How to Start a CSA
    Need to boost your green cred? Learn how to source fresh produce through your own Community Supported Agricultural group.

    Comedy
    How I Learned What Everyone Else Already Knew
    Being late to the proverbial party can be embarrassing, but tonight’s storytellers (including David Carr and Elna Baker) mine the funny out of their learning experiences.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Chris Schonberger on October 27th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    heeb1Book launch
    Sex, Drugs & Gefilte Fish
    Heeb editors fete their new book with readings by comedian Andy Borowitz and New Yorker editor Ben Greenman.

    Panel
    “Preserving the Small Business: A Roundtable Discussion”
    Still thinking about opening that bespoke ham shop in the Greenwich Village? R.S.V.P. for a primer on small businesses in the area.

    Clubs
    Nigh Train: Kon & Amir
    Crate-digging kings Kon & Amir man the decks for a night of funk, soul, jazz, hip-hop, disco, Latin beats and plenty more.

    Book cover courtesy of Amazon.com.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on October 26th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    klostermanBooks
    Chuck Klosterman

    The pop-culture critic compares Kurt Cobain to David Koresh in his latest essay collection, Eating the Dinosaur. How? Go along and find out.

    Opera & Classical
    Ensemble ACJW

    As part of the series on Chinese art and culture Ancient Voices, Modern Paths, ACJW turns its attention to music by composers from the so-called Class of ’78—the first to graduate from China’s musical conservatories following the Cultural Revolution.

    Art
    Art in Odd Places

    Today’s your last chance to catch this outdoor art gallery situated on one of Manhattan’s busiest thoroughfares.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on October 25th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    682x600otcpetswizardsiloPooches on parade
    The Annual Halloween Howl

    Expect dozens of adorable pups in silly costumes (we’re always fans of the dog-in-a-hot-dog-outfit thing) at this annual event.

    Fall festivities
    Ninth Annual Halloween Harvest Festival

    There’s face painting, a costume-making center and the Red Door Theatre Company’s rendition of “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.” And yes, there is another canine costume contest.

    Art
    Fall exhibitions opening at P.S.1

    Celebrate the opening of this season’s exhibits, which include “Robert Bergman: Selected Portraits” and “1969,” the latter a series of works from that year drawn from the Museum of Modern Art’s collection.

    Books
    Rachel Sherman

    The author reads from her debut novel about madness and suburban malaise, Living Room. 440 Gallery, 440 Sixth Ave between 9th and 10th Sts, Park Slope, Brooklyn (718-499-3844, 440gallery.com) 4:40–6:40pm

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on October 24th, 2009 at 8:00 am
    Vernon Reid

    Vernon Reid

    Music
    Vernon Reid

    Tireless guitar trailblazer Vernon Reid debuts his series of multimedia vignettes Artificial Afrika. Find out more in TONY’s interview.

    Clubs
    Saturdays at Von with Citizen Kane

    The maestro of the Disques Sinthomme and Ghost Town labels spins a top-shelf mix of adult disco sounds with heavy injections of the sleazy and cosmic.

    Music
    The Moore Brothers + MV and EE + Expo + The Great Republic of Rough and Ready

    MV and EE (Matt Valentine, once of the Tower Recordings, and Erika Elder) bring their out-there sounds to this CMJ show.

    Books
    Meet the Author: Mark Ovenden

    His first book surveyed every rapid-transit system in the world (so he knows just how bad the MTA is). Today he discusses his new book on the Paris Metro.

    Game launch
    DJ Hero

    Try a demo of the new Guitar Hero-style video game before it’s released on October 27. DJs Z Trip at J.Period will be on hand to show you how it’s done and Fab 5 Freddy will be your MC. Corner of Wooster and Spring Sts; noon–4pm.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on October 23rd, 2009 at 8:00 am

    lethemsiloBooks
    Jonathan Lethem

    The author reads from his stunning new Manhattan-set novel, Chronic City, which charts the adventures of a mild-mannered party boy and a pot-smoking, conspiracy-mongering pop critic named Perkus Tooth.

    Clubs
    Respect Is Burning: Dimitri from Paris

    This edition of the Gallic-oriented house-music soiree is swinging in high Frenchie style, with disco daddy Dimitri from Paris.

    Music
    Greene Girl

    Lauren Smith sings twangy, sparse numbers that have a gorgeous nature recalling a harnessed version of the Dresden Dolls. Disclosure: Backing her on keyboards is TONY staffer Alex Schechter.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Chris Schonberger on October 22nd, 2009 at 8:00 am

    734hrsdeventsmishkadarenSex & Dating
    Mishka Calendar Release Party
    Look no further for the perfect holiday gift (for a sneak peek of what to expect, check out these calendar outtakes).

    Drink Up
    Thursdays with Tina Fey
    Catch the new episode of 30 Rock and enjoy an $8 “Tina Fey” cocktail at Sweet Ups’ weekly viewing party.

    Spas & Sports
    Thai Yoga Massage or one-on-one yoga
    Today through Sunday, yoga and massage specialists at ThirdPower Fitness will work you over for 30 minutes, completely free of charge. Call ahead to schedule an appointment.

    Books
    Padgett Powell
    His latest book—composed entirely of questions—is astounding in concept and in execution.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Chris Schonberger on October 21st, 2009 at 12:00 am

    zombParty
    Zombie Prom 2009
    The awkwardness of Halloween and proms comes together for one night of awesomeness.

    Books
    Daniel Nester
    In How to Be Inappropriate, the pop-culture-obsessed humorist (and sometime TONY contributor) tackles taboos and cracks fart jokes.

    Comedy
    Haiku
    Belly laughs are paired with belly tuna at this stand-up night in the back of a sushi bar.

    Art
    Free Day at the Guggenheim
    As part of the its 50th anniversary celebrations, the museum waives admission fees today. Be sure to check out “Kandinsky,” one of the fall’s biggest shows.

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    Posted in Own This City by Chris Schonberger on October 20th, 2009 at 12:00 am

    treesLecture
    Million Trees NYC
    Learn about the strategy and mission of Million Trees NYC, an initiative to plant (you guessed it) 1 million trees in the five boroughs by 2017.

    Music
    Stereogum/The Believer showcase
    R.S.V.P. at stereogum.com for free passes to see Cold Cave, the Golden Filter, Free Energy and Glasser.

    Event
    The New York Times Book of New York: Stories of the People, the Streets, and the Life of the City Past and Present
    Current and former New York Times editors and writers, including Sewell Chan and Anna Quindlen, discuss the newspaper’s latest book, and their own New York stories.

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    Free things to do today

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on October 19th, 2009 at 12:00 am

    vacantPhotography
    “Pretty, Vacant: A Slideshow of Abandoned New York”

    Nathan Kensinger shares his images of abandoned buildings throughout the five boroughs.

    Opera & classical
    The Movado Hour

    The Knights take on everything from Baroque gems to modern marvels.

    Well-being
    Complimentary Yoga Classes

    The Williamsburg Beacon Center is offering gratis sessions geared toward beginners covering breathing, meditation and different postures.

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