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Showing posts with label offoffjc the blog!. Show all posts
Showing posts with label offoffjc the blog!. Show all posts
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Little Shop of Horrors at the Attic Ensemble
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Groove on Grove May 21
Groove on Grove
May 21 6 pm - 9 pm
Grove Street PATH, JC
6pm Patchwork Alchemy, 7pm Drum and Tantrum, 8pm The Use
by the HDSID, jcdowntown.com
Local business district downtown Jersey City.
May 21 6 pm - 9 pm
Grove Street PATH, JC
6pm Patchwork Alchemy, 7pm Drum and Tantrum, 8pm The Use
by the HDSID, jcdowntown.com
Local business district downtown Jersey City.
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Monday, January 13, 2014
Party Animals, fun-raiser for Animal Shelter
Party Animals Fundraiser - 1/18 - Jersey City, NJ
Still in partying mode after New Year's Eve? An LHS board member is throwing a Caribbean themed fundraiser benefiting the LHS animals at Corkscrew in Jersey City on January 18th. Join the event to summon the warm Caribbean weather and raise some money for the homeless animals.
Liberty Humane Society proudly presents
Party Animals Fundraiser
Saturday, January 18 at
The Corkscrew Bar & Grill
61 CONGRESS ST., Jersey City, New Jersey
Doors open 9 pm - Party til 2 am
Tickets $20 before 11 pm
21 with proper ID is a must
Simone L. Sterling
Jersey City, NJ 07304
Mobile: 917-881-8064
Please consider supporting Liberty Humane Society - www.libertyhumane.org
Board Member - Finance and Governance Committees
Sunday, October 6, 2013
State and Local Environment Issues Meetup at Barrow Mansion
Join the Hudson Group of the New Jersey Sierra Club on Thursday, Oct 10, 7:30-9:30pm, at the Barrow Mansion, 83 Wayne Street, Jersey City, NJ (http://goo.gl/maps/kfbjd) Chapter Conservation Program Coordinator Kate Millsaps will give a 30-minute overview on a variety of environmental issues ranging from the Tennessee Gas Pipeline to Amtrak’s proposed Gateway Project, followed by a brief Q&A session and then a cordial “Meet and Greet” hour.
When: Thursday October 10th from 7:30 – 9:30
Where: Barrow Mansion
83 Wayne Street, Jersey City, NJ
Who: Event is FREE & open to the public. Please bring friends and family. SPREAD the word!
Please come and learn about state and local environmental issues and meet people with like-minded interests. Free refreshments will be provided!
Sunday, September 22, 2013
P>E>A>C>E community garden communal dinner
St. Paul's is having their 3rd community dinner from 5-7 this sunday september 22nd.
You are welcome to come and bring a friend(s).
P.E.A.C.E. Garden resides on the the St. Paul's premises, 5 corners.
While you are at the dinner you can check out the garden as well.
Before the dinner, starting at 3, there is a talk about food and at 4 some guerilla side walk chalking. should be fun!
You are welcome to come and bring a friend(s).
P.E.A.C.E. Garden resides on the the St. Paul's premises, 5 corners.
While you are at the dinner you can check out the garden as well.
Before the dinner, starting at 3, there is a talk about food and at 4 some guerilla side walk chalking. should be fun!
Friday, September 20, 2013
Classics at the Loews: Blues Brothers, Duel, Bullit in the landmark theater JSQ
Hello! We'd like to welcome you all back to our new film season with three classic films that feature amazing chases and other thrills. Hold onto your popcorn and enjoy!
Of course, seeing a show at the Loew's is always a lot of fun. But being a part of the volunteer team that puts on the show is an experience you'll never forget! Curious? Read more below, just after this month's film schedule.
And next month...
Sunday, Oct. 6 - 3:00 PM
The Garden State Theatre Organ Society will present the Restored UCLA version of “My Best Girl” (1926) at the Loews Jersey Theatre in Journal Square, Jersey City, NJ . The film stars Mary Pickford and will be accompanied by Bernie Anderson, Jr. on the Wonder Morton Theatre Pipe Organ. As an added bonus, the short subject comedy, “Movie Night” (1929) starring Charlie Chase will also be screened. Both films will be presented in their original aspect ratio using 35mm projection.
$12 Adults, $10 Children and Seniors.
Of course Halloween is coming too! We're planning to be doing plenty for that including screening horror classics Bride of Frankenstein, Phantom of the Opera, and more!
Of course, seeing a show at the Loew's is always a lot of fun. But being a part of the volunteer team that puts on the show is an experience you'll never forget! Curious? Read more below, just after this month's film schedule.
Friday, Sept. 27 - 8:00 PM
The Blues Brothers


Starring John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Cab Calloway, James Brown, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Carrie Fisher, John Candy, Henry Gibson.
Directed by John Landis. 1980, 133mins., Color. Original Rating: R.
Saturday, Sept. 28 - 6:30 PM
Directed by John Landis. 1980, 133mins., Color. Original Rating: R.
Saturday, Sept. 28 - 6:30 PM
Duel


Saturday, Sept. 28 - 8:30 PM
Bullitt
Admission Each Film: $7 for Adults, $5 for Seniors (65+) and Children (12 & younger).
- - - Combo discounts available for multiple screenings in a weekend. - - -
And next month...
The Garden State Theatre Organ Society will present the Restored UCLA version of “My Best Girl” (1926) at the Loews Jersey Theatre in Journal Square, Jersey City, NJ . The film stars Mary Pickford and will be accompanied by Bernie Anderson, Jr. on the Wonder Morton Theatre Pipe Organ. As an added bonus, the short subject comedy, “Movie Night” (1929) starring Charlie Chase will also be screened. Both films will be presented in their original aspect ratio using 35mm projection.
$12 Adults, $10 Children and Seniors.
Of course Halloween is coming too! We're planning to be doing plenty for that including screening horror classics Bride of Frankenstein, Phantom of the Opera, and more!
Be A Part Of The Show!
Friends of the Loew's Event Volunteers do everything from selling the tickets to making the popcorn to showing patrons to their seats and cleaning up the theatre afterwards. If you are interested in joining us this weekend or at any other event this season, email us at loewsjersey@gmail.com or call us at (201) 798-6055.
There will be an especially warm sense of camaraderie for those who help us in making sure the show does go on this weekend. As always, volunteers can bring a guest to help, pick a complimentary selection from our concession stand, and after the crowd is in and the film begins, they can enjoy the show. We do ask, however, that volunteers stay 30-40 minutes after the final show the help us clean up.
There will be an especially warm sense of camaraderie for those who help us in making sure the show does go on this weekend. As always, volunteers can bring a guest to help, pick a complimentary selection from our concession stand, and after the crowd is in and the film begins, they can enjoy the show. We do ask, however, that volunteers stay 30-40 minutes after the final show the help us clean up.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Bergen Lafayette community meeting, Morris Canal CDC
Morris Canal Bergen Lafayette community:
The monthly community meeting of Bergen Lafayette, this coming Thursday, September 5, 2013 at 6:45pm will take place at our new office located at 317 Pacific Avenue, JCNJ 07304.
Should you need additional information please contact the office at 201-915-9600.
email info
Sunday, September 1, 2013
Tachair Books present a local author, conversations with Michael Hrdlovic
Meet the author, conversations and book presentation at Tachair Book store
Sept 14, 7 pm
Born in February 1972 in Communist Czechoslovakia in township Karvina. Son of a coal miner and city hall clerk. Grew up in the town of Orlova. Joined the organization Pioneers and later the Communist Youth. Graduated technical institute and began working in still mills as a welder. At the end of 1990 drafted by the Czechoslovakian Army. Served in the army group east, stationed in military airport Mosnov. Honorably discharged in 1992 as a private first class.
Immigrated to the United States of America in the spring of 2000.
Husband to Jana and father to Michael Nicolas."
Michael Hrdlovic paints a story of life growing up in Communist Czechoslovakia for a nation that has very little real experience with the iron curtain.
For more information about Michael visit www.myironcurtain.org
Sept 14, 7 pm
Born in February 1972 in Communist Czechoslovakia in township Karvina. Son of a coal miner and city hall clerk. Grew up in the town of Orlova. Joined the organization Pioneers and later the Communist Youth. Graduated technical institute and began working in still mills as a welder. At the end of 1990 drafted by the Czechoslovakian Army. Served in the army group east, stationed in military airport Mosnov. Honorably discharged in 1992 as a private first class.
Immigrated to the United States of America in the spring of 2000.
Husband to Jana and father to Michael Nicolas."
Michael Hrdlovic paints a story of life growing up in Communist Czechoslovakia for a nation that has very little real experience with the iron curtain.
For more information about Michael visit www.myironcurtain.org
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
call for Greenville art, greenville project
Hope you have all been having a very good summer! I'm excited to invite you to participate in our next group show which will be featured
during the September JC Fridays weekend (Sept 6th & 7th) as well as on display during the Jersey City Artists Studio Tour weekend (October
5th & 6th).
The theme of the show is simple: I GREENVILLE
We are seeking visual art of all styles (paintings, photographs, collage, drawings, sculpture etc) made by people living in Greenville
or depicting Greenville in some way. So if you live (or lived) here you get free rein! You have earned it and it will be my pleasure to
provide a space in the neighborhood to share and display your work pertaining to anything you like. If you live in a different neighborhood but
would like to participate just make sure that your work somehow pertains to Greenville....use it as an excuse to visit and take pictures or make sketches,
learn more about our neighborhood at the library (we have a beautiful branch on Kennedy Blvd which also houses the Afro-American Historical Society Museum)
or online and create a collage or an essay or a timeline....or some other neat Greenville inspired projects : )
Also, in the hopes of adding another dimension to the mix, we are looking for MUSIC this time as well! Bands, singer/song writers, poets
and rappers are encouraged to get in touch with me as I would love to schedule at least one audio element as a main event for each of the
days in question. So if you are reading this and are involved with music, please write...either with a description of your own music or with
ideas on folks to contact who might be interested in performing.
As always there will be light refreshments from some of our nearby neighborhood businesses as well as a great exhibit to check out!
From a promotional point of view, any spreading of the word is much appreciated....post on your facebook page or tell your friends and
neighbors who might like to participate or come visit! I will have flyers and postcards to hand out myself but to also share with any
of you who would be able to spread them around the city at local businesses, libraries, churches and other neighborhood spots for info.
And of course for those of you who participate to invite your friends and family with.
Speaking of which many of you have become MY friends (and my Jersey City Family : ) and I would love to be able to mail you a postcard,
with a stamp and everything, so please let me know your mailing address if you would enjoy receiving some old-fashion, tangible mail.
Hoping to create a nice map for the show with pushpins for people to show where in Greenville they either live, have lived or have
possibly depicted in their work, think it would be a neat interactive feature : )
Ideally it would be great to have everyone's work by August 31st, but as always I'd rather be flexible and have a great varied show
if people need a little extra time...just make arrangements with me. But let's just say, for arguments sake, DEADLINE AUGUST 31ST.
email to elizabeth deegan
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