Doktor Lorenz works on his public patient

 Dj Doktor Lorenz, an infamous WFMU deejay,   dishes up his rare alternative Americana,

jazzy to new wave treasures

joined with record sales by David P.

at 7.oo pm  Kerwyn Velasco performs with ukulele

Kerwyn Velasco is a singer-songwriter based out of Jersey City, New Jersey. He has made three full length albums with his former band The Son of God Goes Forth to War, and is currently playing in an acoustic duo Sounds Like Brown. His unique voice accompanied by either his simple ukulele style or his more complex piano has delighted audiences throughout the Northern New Jersey area. You can often see him play open mics at the Trolley Bar on Wednesdays or at the Path Café in New York on Thursdays. 

The boutiques on wheels, Nomad boutique for girls and ladies,  and  Spoil my Bitch funky dog accessories

with a super artsy wooden shed on wheels join the market.

The public art project continues with a paper sculpture with wheat paste.

Learn how to paste up your art or wall paper.

Bring paper or fiber items to add to the Creative Grove community sculpture piece.

Food:  Indian savory meals, Paris on Tour sandwiches, Uzbeki bakery and rice pilafs, El Chilango with yummy tacos and possibly the gourmet french patisserie and cakes by Le Petit Temptations.

Creative Grove is every week a different story.

HOT hot hot, women deejay day in the hot weather at Creative Grove

 DJ NEVA (Music for the Masses), a music goddess
grooving you across the globe with sultry sounds for a
steamy summer's eve...

(in other words its world beat tribal funky rhythm time)
...

"HotRod from world famous WFMU will stop by and share
some healing vibes [around 6pm] this Friday with her futuristic,
global bass rhythms --> http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/HR "


Visit the art row at Creative Grove artist & designer market (Fish with Braids, Luisa Pinzon,
Elinor, Art by Alicia, Roy Wright, Aleksandar Milenkovic and many more)

CREATIVE GROVE TV the new art community media feature
for metro artists,
curated and edited by Veejay Anna
also accepting submissions for videos about your neighborhood
and the documentation of the process how things are made.
(creativegrovetv@gmail.com​)
We want to re-educate the public to bring awareness about what it takes to make
our common use objects

JC Library bookmobile is inviting you to find a book you wanted to read

Grove Street PATH Plaza

www.creativegrove.org
creative grove artist & designer market on Facebook

your weird society, outdoor living room, indie art scene with the
ever changing music, sounds and performance art:
and art tumbler

Robert Crumb on WFMU's Antique Phonograph Music Program

april 5th, on WFMU 91.1  (or 911 as me and my son call it)

8 pm - 9pm

Legendary artist Robert Crumb talks with MAC and plays 78 rpm records chatting about 50 years of collecting and he will also be playing mandolin with The East River String Band in part two. The show will include links to video of the appearance!

 

WFMU Cherry Blossom Clinic

Hey, it’s Terre T, the host of the Cherry Blossom Clinic. I’m writing you about something that’s pretty important. The 2011 WFMU fundraising marathon is underway, and my second and final show will be THIS SATURDAY, MARCH 12th from 3-6 PM EST.


If you’ve discovered awesome bands through my show or if you’ve won tickets or enjoyed the countless great live bands I’ve had on the show (or maybe you’re IN one of the bands I’ve had on the show!) now is the time for you to step up and support WFMU during its annual fundraiser. We are a non-profit, listener supported station, and we depend on the pledges of magnificent people like you to keep the station running.

So call 1-800-989-9368 or pledge online at wfmu.org this Saturday between 3-6 PM EST---DURING MY SHOW - to get the exclusive Cherry Blossom Clinic premium available ONLY during my shift to everybody who pledges $75 or more! The $75 donation DURING my shift gets you all this: COOKING CHERRIES (my punk/6Ts/glam rarities CD), a beautiful limited edition matching apron by EYE NOISE, a new WFMU tee and a sticker! AND you get in my exclusive prize drawings described below! All of this cool stuff automatically for a pledge of $75 or more! But again – you’ve gotta make the pledge DURING MY SHOW on Saturday March 12th between 3-6 PM EST (unless you EMAIL ME at cherrywfmumarathon@gmail.com before the show & I’ll take care of it!)

DJ Billy Jam WFMU live remote from Oakland Museum of CA

 Friday feb 4,     3 - 6 pm  (  Eastern Standard Time)
WFMU,(91.1 FM) Jersey City's super independent listener sponsored radio, representing freedom on American airwaves, presents:

in celebration of the legacy of the California hip-hop DJ, WFMU's Billy Jam will host a special remote radio broadcast with live turntable manipulations & instructionals (plus interviews) from various DJs/turntablists. Scheduled guests include DJ Platurn, DnZ, Mista B, Deeandroid & Celskiii, Snayk Eyez, Pam the Funkstress, DJ Quest, Mophono, and Mia Moretti with live beats by Dawgisht. Also being interviewed is OMCA senior curat...or Rene de Guzman. On display during this 3 hour event only will be a Bay Area DJ LP cover art exhibit - including hip-hop DJ battle records & turntablist compositions. This is an all ages free show. Enter at the Oak Plaza entrance on Oak Street between 10th and 12th Streets by the orange OMCA sign (as seen in pic on left) and follow the sound of the music. Since it is a live radio broadcast it begins at exactly noon and ends at 3pm sharp. The OMCA is located near Laney College, one block from the Lake Merritt BART. For parking garage in museum basement enter on Oak St. Bike racks on 10th St down steps. If you cannot attend you can tune in on the radio to WFMU at 91.1FM in NJ/NY areas (3-6pm) or online www.wfmu.org noon to 3pm local West Coast time (which is 3-6pm back east at the WFMU radio station studios)

shut up weirdo with andy & frangry, wfmu.org

Greetings, my friend. This week on Shut Up, Weirdo we ask you, the listener,  to look deep, deep into your crystal ball and tell us what the future holds  500 years (or more) in the future. We want to hear the full shocking story of  what may happen some fateful day far far far away from today. Chrononauts  welcome. Holo-phone us on the air (201-209-9368) this Friday from 6 to 7pm  (EST Earth Time) and tell us where you see yourself in five or ten centuries.  Listen in on WFMU 91.1 (NYC area) or WFMU.org (via Skynet). Shut Up, Weirdo: The promise of joy. The magic of 01010100110001010010100111 01.