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| -Via EW.com |
We’re so close to summer that it’s about time we re-enter the city to prepare for all the free time we’re about to have (Don’t question our logic, just enjoy yourself).
FRIDAY
New Music Bake Sale
Friday 7pm-midnight, First Presbyterian Church 124 Henry St. at Clark St. A fundraiser for New Music that will include baked goods, drinks, and live performances from several participating bands. It’s a packed program, see website for line-up.
Price: $15, includes two drinks
Tori Spelling
Friday 6pm, Borders 10 Columbus Cir., 2nd fl (212-823-9775)
Tori Spelling of Beverly Hills 90210 fame reads from her new memoir, Mommyhood.
Price: Free!
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Deganit Shemy and Co.
Friday and Saturday 7:30pm, 219 W. 19th Street nr. Seventh Ave (212-691-6500)
An Israeli choreographer puts five dancers to work to the music of metronomes and crowd noises. Shape the moves yourself this weekend only.
SATURDAY
Basement Bhangra’s 12th Birthday
Saturday 11:55pm, S.O.B.’s 204 Varick St (212-243-4940)
For twelve years, S.O.B.’s has put New Yorkers dancing to the beats of remixed music with Indian motifs. The celebration turns twelve, and the club is hosting a special night of partying to celebrate.
Price: $13
Club Animals
Saturday 11pm-2am, Rubulad 338 Flushing Ave
It will be an off-the-wall experience featuring a free bouncy ride and a human petting zoo. It promises of provoke!
Price: $15
SUNDAY
Ravinstyle Pop-Up at the Wonderland Fashion Flea Market
The online boutique Ravinstyle sets up their once-in-a-blue-moon pop-up shop at the Wonderland flea market. Expect unusually deep discounts on New York’s most famous names in fashion.
Sunday 12-5pm, 418 W. 13th St. b/t Ninth Ave. & Washington St. (212-524-2800)
Price: Free entry
People’s Symphony Concerts
Sunday 2pm, The Town Hall 123 W. 43rd St. (212-840-2824)
The latest in these series of way-cheaper-than-they-should-be performances features world-renowned pianist Peter Serkin. It’s an event practically begging for college-student patronage.
Price: $10
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@Let's get TALIB KWELI on the events here ah? It’s gonna be fuckin awesome
@GET OVER YOURSELF
@are you kidding me?! rubulad is no secret. let’s not pretend like it is.
@i go to rubulad to ESCAPE columbia. i don’t want to go there and see people from my cc class.
@amen. I’m hoping the long subway ride to get there will deter Columbia people from going. So many off-campus sites of debauchery have already been ruined by the overeager, under-21 crowd so anxious to get off campus and make asses of themselves, I would be so sad if the same thing were to happen to Rubulad.
@FYI Just to let yall crazy Tori Spelling fans know, she is staying in Le Parker Meridian midtown and is driving around in a black Escalade.
@heyyy Bwog, to be honest I am a little shocked, perhaps offended?, that you advertised Rubulad on here. It’s crowded enough as it is. Besides, I don’t think they like other people publicizing their events. It’s supposed to be all word-of-mouth and a few mailing lists. Bwog doesn’t count as either of those.
@Offense …it’s a word whose definition you should learn.
In other news, when I’m feeling down and sad I can always take comfort in knowing I’m better looking than Tori Spelling. DAMN.
@bwog doesn’t count as word of mouth? Maybe word of blog, but its the same idea.