your tribal market, outdoor living room, indie art scene with the
ever changing music, sounds and performance art
not a regular flea market,
unique in the City area with only local makers and artists
ART ROW at Creative Grove artist & designer market
(Fish with Braids, Aleksandar Milenkovic, Roy Wright, Elinor, various artists)
this week DJ Dion Blitz, a Webster Hall fixture
heats up with Underground Electro/Progressive House... n Top 40's
Grove Street PATH Plaza
2 - 8 pm
the best outdoor lounge metro-wide
Thursday, September 15, 2011
1st annual HDSID All About Downtown Street Fair
Celebrate Downtown Jersey City on Saturday, September 17 with the Historic Downtown Special Improvement District's First Annual "All About Downtown" Street Festival from 12pm-7pm!
Savor tasty treats from the hottest area food trucks while listening to a jam-packed music line-up and shopping handmade wares from over 40 local vendors, including the Jersey City Craft Mafia.
There will be plenty of activities for kids, including facepainting, storytelling and a bounce house. Join your neighbors for an afternoon that's ALL about Downtown Jersey City!
Date: Saturday, September 17 | Time: 12pm-7pm | FREE!
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Vending questions? Contact Luca of the Jersey City Craft Mafia: luca@creativeenabler.com
For sponsorship inquiries, contact Rachel or Nikol of the HDSID: info@jcdowntown.org
Savor tasty treats from the hottest area food trucks while listening to a jam-packed music line-up and shopping handmade wares from over 40 local vendors, including the Jersey City Craft Mafia.
There will be plenty of activities for kids, including facepainting, storytelling and a bounce house. Join your neighbors for an afternoon that's ALL about Downtown Jersey City!
Date: Saturday, September 17 | Time: 12pm-7pm | FREE!
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Vending questions? Contact Luca of the Jersey City Craft Mafia: luca@creativeenabler.com
For sponsorship inquiries, contact Rachel or Nikol of the HDSID: info@jcdowntown.org
Tempest Jam Glow in the Dark
The Tempest Jam
"Glow in the Dark" Edition
Featuring JuneStar
Lamppost, sept 28, 9 - 12 pm
Come through and enjoy an evening with the tempest Jam House band; Alex, Jeanne and Roland.
We will be celebrating the music of a JC fixture; JuneStar.
In a time in our city when live music strive s to breath and b alive the tempest jam continues to bring u the truth.When asked mrblackman mentioned that he titled this show as a representation of how he sees jersey city and its place in a vast array of urban city scenes..Come see for ur self why mrblackman would say Jc glows in the dark Sep 28/ / / / Dont miss it. . .
"Glow in the Dark" Edition
Featuring JuneStar
Lamppost, sept 28, 9 - 12 pm
Come through and enjoy an evening with the tempest Jam House band; Alex, Jeanne and Roland.
We will be celebrating the music of a JC fixture; JuneStar.
In a time in our city when live music strive s to breath and b alive the tempest jam continues to bring u the truth.When asked mrblackman mentioned that he titled this show as a representation of how he sees jersey city and its place in a vast array of urban city scenes..Come see for ur self why mrblackman would say Jc glows in the dark Sep 28/ / / / Dont miss it. . .
God Muse Monster, art exhibit
GOD MUSE MONSTER , a solo exhibit by John Fathom. LITM, Newark Ave. oct 4 - 24 2011
opening reception with the artist Oct 4, 8 -11pm
A collection that explores the power of idolatry and the fine line that separates Gods from Monsters when interpreted by man. Other themes like opposition, power and independence will be expressed through mediums like, silkscreen, limited run toys and of course John Fathom's wall hung light box sculptures.
opening reception with the artist Oct 4, 8 -11pm
A collection that explores the power of idolatry and the fine line that separates Gods from Monsters when interpreted by man. Other themes like opposition, power and independence will be expressed through mediums like, silkscreen, limited run toys and of course John Fathom's wall hung light box sculptures.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
365 days of happiness
at the Landmark Loews jersey Theater, 54 Journal Square
- 365 Days of Happiness
- Sun, Sep 18, 2011 3:30 pm, 7.30 pm
Project Greenville: the roommates show
the Roommates Show, presented by Project Greenville begins this weekend Friday September 9th (as part of JC Fridays) and Saturday September 10th, both from 3-8pm at 128 Winfield Ave. in the Greenville section of Jersey City. Featuring paintings, drawings, photography, poetry and music by Margeaux Lucas, Holly Hosman, Arthur Campbell, Elizabeth Deegan and Frank Tedesso. For additional info go to www.projectgreenville.webs.com open for studio tour oct 1, 2
comedy night at the Loews
Comedy night at the Loews
saturday sept 17, 8 pm Kennedy Blvd at Journal Square
featuring comedians seen on HBO, Showtime, Comic View & more.
Roz G
Jay
Amirah
Terry Hodges
Special Performance by: Nina Foxx
saturday sept 17, 8 pm Kennedy Blvd at Journal Square
featuring comedians seen on HBO, Showtime, Comic View & more.
Roz G
Jay
Amirah
Terry Hodges
Special Performance by: Nina Foxx
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
fore/closure
October 1 at 8:30pm ,October 2 at 8:30pm Grace Church Van Vorst
The anchor piece of the Confessions exhibit is Fore/closure—an original one-woman stage show by Gabby Creery based on her blog and popular column in the Jersey City Independent. Telling the riveting true account of a family’s turbulent journey down the rabbit hole of unemployment, poverty and the threat of homelessness, Gabby paints an intimate portrait not just of the devastating effects of the financial crisis on a family and a marriage, but also the ways in which community and joy can be found.
$5 suggested donation at the door. Proceeds will go to Grace Community services, who generously helps programs like this.
The anchor piece of the Confessions exhibit is Fore/closure—an original one-woman stage show by Gabby Creery based on her blog and popular column in the Jersey City Independent. Telling the riveting true account of a family’s turbulent journey down the rabbit hole of unemployment, poverty and the threat of homelessness, Gabby paints an intimate portrait not just of the devastating effects of the financial crisis on a family and a marriage, but also the ways in which community and joy can be found.
$5 suggested donation at the door. Proceeds will go to Grace Community services, who generously helps programs like this.
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