Libraries!
NYPL exhibit schedule
Grolier Society
Friday
Free Museums - Part 2
More FREE museums, not FREE NIGHTS -
Library of Performing Arts, Lincoln Center Fantastic exhibits
National Museum of American Indian (NY) Customs House, Battery Park. Most of the collections are now in Wash, DC, but travelling exhibits are here, in this great building on the waterfront. Free, calm, good gift store.
Rose Museum Carnegie Hall
More than 300 items recall the concerts, lectures, and other events that have appeared onstage at the Hall, along with the history of the building itself up through the 1986 renovation. Also on view are materials related to notable tenants of the studios above the stage, including Leonard Bernstein and Marlon Brando. From the silver trowel with which Mrs. Andrew Carnegie laid the cornerstone in 1890, to batons of Toscanini and von Karajan, Benny Goodman's clarinet, and an autographed program of the Beatles' landmark 1964 concert at the Hall, the display suggests the changing tides of American musical and social history." (not sure it's still free - check before going)
Library of Performing Arts, Lincoln Center Fantastic exhibits
National Museum of American Indian (NY) Customs House, Battery Park. Most of the collections are now in Wash, DC, but travelling exhibits are here, in this great building on the waterfront. Free, calm, good gift store.
Rose Museum Carnegie Hall
More than 300 items recall the concerts, lectures, and other events that have appeared onstage at the Hall, along with the history of the building itself up through the 1986 renovation. Also on view are materials related to notable tenants of the studios above the stage, including Leonard Bernstein and Marlon Brando. From the silver trowel with which Mrs. Andrew Carnegie laid the cornerstone in 1890, to batons of Toscanini and von Karajan, Benny Goodman's clarinet, and an autographed program of the Beatles' landmark 1964 concert at the Hall, the display suggests the changing tides of American musical and social history." (not sure it's still free - check before going)
Ongoing Lecture series: CUNY
CUNY's got lots of free things. Get on their list
CUNY concerts and conversations - or the Women's Center Just had Gloria Steinem, or the Gotham History Center, which is having the charming broadway music historian Jerry Silverman on Oct 20, or for theatre people, Martin Segal Center
Here's a fun example of stuff from CUNY's Science and Art center
The Theory of Everything
"Encompass New Opera Theatre's The Theory of Everything has music by John David Earnest and a libretto by Nancy Rhodes. The opera, a work-in-progress, is a scientific and metaphysical search into other dimensions and alternate universes.
Saturday, November 14, 2:00 pm Elebash Recital Hall
CUNY concerts and conversations - or the Women's Center Just had Gloria Steinem, or the Gotham History Center, which is having the charming broadway music historian Jerry Silverman on Oct 20, or for theatre people, Martin Segal Center
Here's a fun example of stuff from CUNY's Science and Art center
The Theory of Everything
"Encompass New Opera Theatre's The Theory of Everything has music by John David Earnest and a libretto by Nancy Rhodes. The opera, a work-in-progress, is a scientific and metaphysical search into other dimensions and alternate universes.
Saturday, November 14, 2:00 pm Elebash Recital Hall
Random acts of acting and the Brooklyn Flea
Improv Everywhere
get on their radar
sorry, the Trachtenbergs are on tour - they just left. (they're in MY state now)
(they write song lyrics based on postcards they find in flea markets and set to music to slide shows from the 50s -)
Find your own relics under the Brooklyn Bridge
the brooklyn flea market under the bridge on sundays
get on their radar
sorry, the Trachtenbergs are on tour - they just left. (they're in MY state now)
(they write song lyrics based on postcards they find in flea markets and set to music to slide shows from the 50s -)
Find your own relics under the Brooklyn Bridge
the brooklyn flea market under the bridge on sundays
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