Guide to Pseudo Salvation: Spring Break on Campus?
For those of you who couldn’t manage to uproot for spring break to fly away “with a few of the girls,” INY is still looking out for you. If you’re stranded for the weekend, check out Bwog’s top picks, and if bad luck or choice (for those of us who were cultivated in a vacuous suburb) has you here for the week, make sure to check out their website for endless eats and escapades.
Pervert your childhood recollections: Get crunked at the Museum of Natural History
On Friday at 9pm Rose Center, the planetarium that taught you about science things like space and math before you sat at a round table for Lit Hum, will be transformed into a drunken rave that is cleverly coined “One Step Beyond.” Occurring about once a month, the Rose Center has shared its dome with artists like Kanye West and Animal Collective. 21+
WHEN: Fri, March 12 @ 9pm—1am
WHERE: The American Museum of Natural History @ Central Park West & 79th street
PRICE: $20 in advance, $25 after 6pm day of show
Altruism After Dark
After taking a “step beyond” at the Museum on Natural History, join activist groups in Brooklyn to raise awareness for the devastation of Haiti that is far from alleviated despite its disappearance from Fox News. But don’t expect a humanitarian demonstration of the usual sort, because these activists plan to do their best work with performances by Arthur’s landing, ARP, Versus, Reggie Watts, 12 top NYC DJ’s, and cheap drinks. All proceeds go to Doctor’s without borders.
WHERE: The Public Assembly @ 70 North 6th Street in Williamsburg Brooklyn
WHEN: Fri, March 12 @ 8pm—Late
PRICE: Minimum donation of $10 at the door, feel free to give more!
Step down to a whole new low with “Dumpster Tequila”
“Dumpster Tequila,” a local improv DJ group, will try to redeem MTV’s alternative era of the late 90s with improv and rap performances by Load and Boris. Most definitely a cultural study if nothing else. 21+
WHEN: Sat, March 13 @ 10pm
WHERE: The Creek, 10-93 Jackson Ave (at 49th St), Long Island City
PRICE: Free
The Luck of the Irish Pub Crawl
Get a head start what many alcoholics like to call Saint Patrick’s “season.” Why not? At least you won’t have to nurse your hang over in Butler this time. For $20 bucks you can prance around more than 50 dive bars with specials like $1 Bud drafts, $2 Bud bottles, $3 wells and $4 shots of Jameson. The marketing team claims this is the Guinness Book of World Record’s Largest Pub Crawl ever. Perhaps, but it doesn’t really matter. You won’t remember either way. It just might feel like it.
WHEN: Sat, March 13
WHERE: Participating Bars
PRICE: $20-25/ticket
Mishka’s 350 First Anniversary Party – Idle hands doing the devil’s sloppy work
If INY does tire you out enough by Saturday afternoon, check out Mishka’s 350 First Anniversary Party and make a bad decision for a good bargain – for only $3.50 artists from Three Kings will brand you with the pre-drawn design of your choice. Edgy. 18+
WHEN: Sat, March 13 @ noon-8pm
WHERE: 350 Broadway (between Keap and Rodney Sts), Williamsburg, Brooklyn
PRICE: $3.50/tatoo
And if you happen to get hungry during your stay…
COLUMBIA CORNER: Henry’s
ON-THE-GO CHEESY CARBS: K!Pizzacone
DRINKING-YOUR-CALORIES: Beer Table
OODLES of NOODLES: Xi’an Famous Foods
11 March 2010 @ 8:11 PM · 5 comments
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bwog, i love you, but please, some events for the under 21 crowd who are stuck here for spring break!
that’s exactly what i was going to write!
more 18+ pleaseeee
i just died.
why are people screaming/chanting from the direction of college walk?
I think Howl was being recited at the time of your post. It’s for Philo’s Beat celebration…