Flea Market oct 16
189 Brunswick street
10 am - 3 pm
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Friday, October 15, 2010
Wasted, urban style sculpture picking up the scraps
at Fish with Braids Gallery, 521 JerseyAve, JC
oct 14 - 26
your most interesting creations come from
scraps, the reinvented, tweeked and reimagined
things and parts of every day life.
WASTED has incredible creations from plastic forks,
spoons, plastic bowls, caps, wires, speakers,
spray cans and the always reusable
phantastic LEGO blocks.
Robots, creatures, buildings
by Legomaster Eric Sophie, Kris Dulfer, Serringe, Ezra Brauser
gallery hours mo - thu 6 - 8,
sat 12 - 6, sun 2 - 6
oct 14 - 26
your most interesting creations come from
scraps, the reinvented, tweeked and reimagined
things and parts of every day life.
WASTED has incredible creations from plastic forks,
spoons, plastic bowls, caps, wires, speakers,
spray cans and the always reusable
phantastic LEGO blocks.
Robots, creatures, buildings
by Legomaster Eric Sophie, Kris Dulfer, Serringe, Ezra Brauser
gallery hours mo - thu 6 - 8,
sat 12 - 6, sun 2 - 6
Jersey City's weirdest
grab a magazine and find out what they call the "weirdest".
After a fun joke thread gossip extravaganza by John Fathom on facebook the
magazine picked up the story,
the great portrait pix were shot by Anthony Saint James, a rock'n'roll
photographer of musicians, artists and beautiful people, based in Bayonne.
Jersey City
Magazine
it is free,
by the way
After a fun joke thread gossip extravaganza by John Fathom on facebook the
magazine picked up the story,
the great portrait pix were shot by Anthony Saint James, a rock'n'roll
photographer of musicians, artists and beautiful people, based in Bayonne.
Jersey City
Magazine
it is free,
by the way
Thursday, October 14, 2010
the Art Harvest
Art House Productions
presents
THE ART HARVEST
Live Plays & Fall Fun at Hamilton Square
For the entire month of October, come celebrate the arts at Hamilton Square
with three weekends full of plays, storytelling, arts & crafts, music, family fun, and much more!
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
12PM – 5PM
October 16 & 17
October 23 & 24
October 30 & 31
Hamilton Square
232 Pavonia Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07302
New activities every day!
Spooky stories
Hay maze
New plays
Dance performances
DJ
Snacks
Craft corner
Photo stand
Music
Storytelling for children
Weather permitting, suitable for all ages
Suggested donation for entry to benefit Art House Productions’ landmark 10th season of programs.
Art House Productions is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) arts organization dedicated to supporting artists
in the creation and presentation of new work, encouraging artistic growth across all mediums,
and fostering a widespread appreciation for the arts in our community.
Participating groups include Story Haven, Global Soul Project, _Gaia, The Theatre Company, Insurgo Stage Project and more still to come!
JC opens up the mic uptown
Oct 21, 8 -11pm
Moore's Tavern (aka Bill and Ruth's)
189 Monticello Avenue
At Jewett Avenue, where McGinley Square meets Communipaw.
Uptown Crew welcomes you to the legendary Moore's Tavern, a family-owned neighborhood staple. For 41 years, Moore's has been bringing live music to this all-around wonderful space. Owner Ruthie Moore has opened her doors to us and we're looking forward to a great time!
Your hosts are two incomparable spoken word and writing heavy hitters, Middlepoet and Stephanie Thornton Bryant!
Our special musical guest is Carolyn Light
DJ Neva Wartell brings the world's best beats to Moore's for JC Opens Up the Mic Tour 2010!
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
eBooks at JC library
The Jersey City Free Public Library keeps searching for the
best services to provide its patrons, especially during these trying
economic times. OverDrive.com is one such service, which now has
new eBooks at no cost for each download!
eBooks for free! Nothing beats the price!
Michele
Michele M. Dupey, MLIS
Public Information Officer
Jersey City Free Public Library
472 Jersey Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07302
Phone: (201) 547-4579
Fax: (201) 547-4349
Cell: (201) 726-7797
E-mail: mdupey@jclibrary.org
In the case of good books, the point is not to see how many of them you can get through,
but how many can get through to you.
Mortimer J. Adler
best services to provide its patrons, especially during these trying
economic times. OverDrive.com is one such service, which now has
new eBooks at no cost for each download!
eBooks for free! Nothing beats the price!
Michele
Michele M. Dupey, MLIS
Public Information Officer
Jersey City Free Public Library
472 Jersey Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07302
Phone: (201) 547-4579
Fax: (201) 547-4349
Cell: (201) 726-7797
E-mail: mdupey@jclibrary.org
In the case of good books, the point is not to see how many of them you can get through,
but how many can get through to you.
Mortimer J. Adler
New City Kids bash
________________________________________________________________
Save the Date!!!
for the
New City Kids Bash
Tuesday, November 16
from 5:30 to 7:00 pm
Light hors d'oeuvres catered by
Mikie Squared Bar & Grill
Margherita's Cafe
www.newcitykids.com
Too many urban children and teens today
become the victims of crime, violence and poverty.
Join us to celebrate the hope and life transformation
of countless New City kids!
New City Kids
240 Fairmount Ave
Jersey City, New Jersey 07306
info@newcitykids.com | 201.915.9896
Monday, October 11, 2010
walls that talk, Jersey City Then and Now
JERSEY CITY, NJ: Friday, October 15th 6-9 pm.
Please join the "Walls That Talk" - Mural Arts Program for the unveiling of their latest mural: "JERSEY CITY: THEN AND NOW".
"Walls That Talk" is a non-profit mural arts program in Jersey City, NJ that aims to foster community through mural arts. By engaging youths to volunteer with indoor and outdoor murals we bring awareness to the arts while bringing beauty to the city and its surroundings.
LOCATION:
Cosi Restaurant
30 Hudson Street
Goldman Sachs Building
on the waterfront, downtown Jersey City.
CONTACT:
Leah Guy
Irene Borngraber
Joan M. Palmer
Jorge Martinez
wallsthattalkjc@gmail.com
thank you for your continued support.
"walls that talk"
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Insurgo Stage Project presents: Art In Motion
Insurgo Stage Project presents…
Art In Motion
Dance Your Art Out
October 15 @ 8pm
Grassroots Community Space
54 Coles St, Jersey City, NJ
Produced by Chelo Mercado, Avianna Perez and Justin Woo. Directed by Avianna Perez
This visceral, collaborative evening event of improvisational dance, music, live art, video, and poetry explores the artistic process and the sacrifices artists make when they say "yes" to their creative instincts.
Featuring
Poetry by Justin Woo
Music by Roland Ramos
Video by Anna Almquist
Art by Josh Bryant
Movement by Avianna Perez, Morgan Refakis, and Meagan Woods
Hosted by Chelo Mercado
Suggested Donation $5
There will be a 30 minute open mic preceding the performance. First Come First Serve!
Art House Productions presents ART IS A FEELING LANGUAGE
A Group Show Featuring Students from St. Joseph’s School for the Blind
OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 5PM-8PM
Come to Art House to celebrate the vibrant works of art created by St. Joseph’s students in Bojana Coklyat’s art class!
Art House Productions
Hamilton Square
1 McWilliams Place, 6th Floor
Jersey City, NJ 07302
(SE Corner of Hamilton Park near Erie St./8th St.)
ABOUT THE SCHOOL
Concordia Learning Center at St. Joseph's School for the Blind is committed to the educational, psychological, social, and physical development of persons with special needs in an environment of caring, acceptance, and respect for each individual's rights and dignity.
Concordia Learning Center at St. Joseph's School for the Blind, the only school for the blind in New Jersey, provides comprehensive services to students with visual impairments and/or multiple disabilities from birth to 21 years of age. The Center is a New Jersey Department of Education Approved Private School for the Disabled. For more information, please visit www.sjsnj.org.
Sunday Night Film Forum Presents: Frankenstein
JCAS Presents: Frankenstein (1931)
James Whale’s 1931 film, ‘Frankenstein,’ is a classic of American horror. Loosely based on the novel by Mary Shelley, this iconic work star Colin Clive as Dr. Henry Frankenstein, Mae Clarke as his fiancĂ©e, and Boris Karloff as Frankenstein’s monster.
Unbeknownst to his love, young scientist Dr. Henry Frankenstein, aided by his hunch-backed assistant, has been building a monster made of spare parts. But no one is prepared, not even the doctor, when the creature comes terrifyingly to life.
Come see one of the most memorable monster movies of all time as Sunday Night Film Forum screens a series of horror films between now and Halloween.
Country: USA, Language: English, Runtime: 70 Min
Film starts at 7:30, discussion to follow
FREE admission; $5 donation suggested.
Beverages will be available, but please leave food at the door.
Jersey City Art School
James Whale’s 1931 film, ‘Frankenstein,’ is a classic of American horror. Loosely based on the novel by Mary Shelley, this iconic work star Colin Clive as Dr. Henry Frankenstein, Mae Clarke as his fiancĂ©e, and Boris Karloff as Frankenstein’s monster.
Unbeknownst to his love, young scientist Dr. Henry Frankenstein, aided by his hunch-backed assistant, has been building a monster made of spare parts. But no one is prepared, not even the doctor, when the creature comes terrifyingly to life.
Come see one of the most memorable monster movies of all time as Sunday Night Film Forum screens a series of horror films between now and Halloween.
Country: USA, Language: English, Runtime: 70 Min
Film starts at 7:30, discussion to follow
FREE admission; $5 donation suggested.
Beverages will be available, but please leave food at the door.
Jersey City Art School
326 5th Street, Ground Floor
Jersey City, NJ
Bike JC celebration !
Come join other members, friends, and curious supporters of Bike JC on
October 23 at the Golden Cicada, from 4-7 pm. A portion of drink proceeds go to Bike JC.
Consider submitting your wheels for the Bike Show, where bikes will be admired and even voted on, with the winner gaining a Bike JC t-shirt, a drink, and an expedited Ward Tour entry. To enter the Bike Show, send the story of your bike, along with a photo, to chris@bikejc.org.
A casual ride beforehand starts at 3 pm at Grand and Jersey and goes through Liberty State Park and back.
Here are details:
http://www.bikejc.org/post/1222784559/come-join-us-on-october-23rd-to-celebrate-bike
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