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Events & Happenings in New York City!
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Sir Sabrina presents Daikon. "The girls, music, & cocktails here are radicchio" A party and vibe to take you back to your "root", ground you, then elevate and expand you. A night of rotating DJ's who give your eardrums new vibration, including DJ Nasty (*snapshot*) & DJ... (continued)
DJ Culi brings back reggaeton and reggae, from the classics to today’s fresh beats, peppered with hip-hop. The sidewalk café and both bars will be open, with resident DJs Kim Dazy and Lisa G tending bar for Hudson’s mixed-age clientele, plus beer pong and flip cup in the back bar with Sharito. Buy... (continued)
10pm-2am at Beast, No cover Get down with the ladies of Prospect Heights at the fabulous lesbian-run tapas restaurant. It’s Happy Hour all night, featuring $4 draft beer and well drinks, $3 shot specials and $7 wine specials. DJ starts at 10pm. Get there early and you can enjoy some of their signature dishes. |
10pm - Early morning at NITA NITA, NONE Come eat, drink and dance to new DJs every week at this new Williamsburg ladies night. This week: DJ Tanner and DJ Marimacha. | |
Trans people and their allies gather Thursday nights at Nowhere Bar with $5 well cocktails and two-for-one draft beers all night. Come earlier for a 2-for-1 happy hour til 9pm.
9pm-4am at The Stonewall Inn, No cover Danielle presents a night of fun and games! Every Thursday there's no cover and DJ Stacy spins hot dance music. Sexy bartender Christine quenches your thirst behind the bar. Everyone's favorite night of Jell-O wrestling will be on Feb 26. Come watch or grab a hottie and jump in. It's a recession so... (continued) |
8pm-3am at Shanghai Lounge, $8.00 after 9pm Alternative Crowd every Thursdays from 8 pm to 3am. We have 2 for 1 drink specials til 10pm. Doors open @ 8pm. Free admission til 9pm. We have the legendary DJ Tanco NYC who plays latin, hip-hop, R&B, Old School and Freestyle.....
We have Birthday Packages which suits your needs.
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It's Karaoke with La Loba! Enjoy music with DJ Tauris from 8pm-2am.
Happy hour 5-8pm, featuring 2-4-1 domestic beers and well drinks. Ginger's won Best Karaoke from GO Magazine! 8pm-1am, karaoke fun rocks with hot hostess Anna. Be seen and heard at Brooklyn's only G-spot. $4 fuzzy naval cocktails, Genesee Cream Ale $3.50 and Ginger's brew draft $5. Specials served... (continued)
5pm-4am at Parkway Lounge, $10 GO Magazine Nightlife Award-winning DJ Stacy spins you onto the dance floor. Our sexy go-go dancer “Fire” keeping you hot all night long.
Enjoy $2 and $3 drink specials with a mixed crowd in this super-chill lesbian hangout.
6pm at Bum Bum Bar, n/a It's Karaoke with La Loba! Enjoy music with DJ Tauris from 8pm-2am.
4pm-4am at Cubby Hole, no cover Enjoy $2 and $3 drink specials with a mixed crowd in this super-chill
lesbian hangout.
5pm-4am at Ginger's, no cover Hip happy hour 5-8pm, featuring 2-4-1 domestic beers and well drinks. Ginger's won Best Karaoke from GO Magazine! 8pm-1am, karaoke fun rocks with hot hostess Anna. Get wet with $4 fuzzy naval cocktails, Genesee Cream Ale $3.50 and Ginger's brew draft $5. Specials served all night long by our... (continued)
9pm at Henrietta Hudson, no cover Happy hour til' midnight - an unprecedented Henrietta move to create an afforable evening of drinking with friends. For each drink you buy, you’ll receive a token for one free beer or drink! This includes: 2-4-1 all tap and domestic bottled beer, and well drinks! DJ Culi with mixed genres all... (continued)
10pm-2am at Beast, no cover Get down with the ladies of Prospect Heights at the fabulous lesbian-run tapas restaurant. It’s Happy Hour all night with $4 draft beer and well drinks, $3 shot specials and $7 wine specials. DJ starts at 10pm. Come early and enjoy the signature dishes.
7pm at Here Arts Center, $18 New York Neo-Futurists Desiree Burch, Cara Francis & Erica Livingston serve up a cure for what ails you in this Neo-Medicine show, performing in and around a giant pot of self-made soup. Runs through Mar. 27. See A&E Editors’ Picks for details. |
8pm-2am at Galapagos Art Space, FREE GUEST CO-HOST: BeautifulStranger.TV (Have your picture taken for the chance to be featured on BeautifulStranger.TV)
FEATURING:
• Music by DJ Will
• 2-for-1 Drinks [8-9PM]
• BeautifulStranger.TV Gift Bags
• Photo Booth by Karolina Wojtasik
• "GUMBOJITO" Cocktail [$6 All Night]
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Not specified at THE GALLERY BRONX, Free before 10pm One of the HOTTEST LESBIAN (gay men welcome)THURSDAY NIGHT bronx party is back. DOORS OPEN @ 9-4AM EVERYONE FREE UNTIL 10PM. $5 COVER AFTER.
21 & OVER ID'S A MUST! MARCH-11-SEXY PJ & SEX TOY PARTY (hosted by Freakitona)**Free shots for sexy Pj's (special prize for hottest/Sexy Pj of the... (continued) | |
A 22-film festival spotlighting the career of Hollywood director Victor Fleming, including The Wizard of Oz, Gone with the Wind, Treasure Island and more. Runs through Mar. 18. See A&E Editors’ Picks for details.
10pm at Nita Nita, no cover Come eat, drink and dance to awesome new DJs every week at this new Williamsburg ladies night.
9:30pm-4am at Nowhere Bar, no cover Trans people and their allies gather Thursday nights at Nowhere Bar with $5 well cocktails and two-for-one draft beers all night. Come earlier for a 2-for-1 happy hour til 9pm.
8pm at Lucille Lortel, Not specified An alternately tough and touching look at love the play involves three characters, Oliver, Philip and Sylvia who are caught in a kind of erotic time warp. Their complex love triangle, replete with conflicting loyalties and passions, jumps from 1958 to the present and back in a maelstrom of fantasy,... (continued)
7-10pm at Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center, Free Exhibit shines a light on the rising cases of mutilation, rape and murder of women along the US/Mexico border, Congo, Guatemala, South Dakota, Egypt and Iraq. Runs through Apr. 10.
7:30pm at New York City Center, $25, $60, $75 Corella Ballet Castilla Y Leon makes its U.S. debut at the New York City Center, featuring the U.S. premiere of “String Sextet” and a world premiere pas de deux by the flamenco dancer and choreographer María Pagés. Runs through Mar. 20. See A&E Editors’ Picks for details.
Times vary at BAAD!, Free-$20 Annual Festival celebrating the empowerment of women through art, culture and performance. Runs through Apr. 3. See A&E Editors’ Picks for details.
10am-6pm (closed Mondays) at Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, NY Botanical Gardens, $20, $18 student/ senior Experience the tropical beauty of Old Havana in bloom featuring thousands of orchids and native plants. See A&E Editors’ Picks for details.
4pm-4am at RF Lounge, no cover Yes, its a Latin Night at RF...lets go back to the days of Julie's...NYC's hottest Latin Bar...at RF we are continuing that journey into a night for all to enjoy. Lots of drinks specials see our website for details.
10am-5pm (closed Mondays) at Museum of the City of New York, $10, $6 student/senior An exhibition of original artworks by the legendary New Yorker cartoonist that capture Addams's quintessentially idiosyncratic and slyly subversive view of the city. Runs through May 16. See A&E Editors’ Picks for details.
9pm-4am at The Stonewall Inn, no cover Every Thursday is Ladies' Karaoke! Come sing your heart out! Starts at 10pm til 12am, followed by dance music by DJ Stacy. Sexy cocktail waitresses serving you Jell-O shots with whipped cream. Beat Danielle at a game of pool to win free shots. Doesn't cost you anything!
21+ with ID
Latin Night on 2 floors! Charms Promotions present "A Latin Valentine Party" on Feb 11! Complimentary Jose Cuervo or Aguardiente Cristal shot, romantic games with special prizes. Veronica presents Espectacular Sabor Latino twice every month. Jell-O shots, flamenco dancers, special... (continued) |
9:30pm-10:40pm at Joe's Pub, $12 adv. $15 dos Come and honor America’s songwriting treasure, singer, actress and style icon at the triumphant return of this special evening hosted by The World Famous BOB. Also featuring Miss Saturn, Dirty Martini, Julie Atlas Muz, Lady Rizo, Darlinda Just Darlinda & Clams Casino, live music provided by... (continued) | |
6-9pm at Xa, $45 (reservations required) GirlNation teams up with the fabulous gay-owned and -operated Chelsea salon Xa for a beautific night of cosmos, blowouts and martinis—”Xa and the City.” Bring your girlfriend or your gal pals and get primped up before the weekend begins with a blowout, two cocktails and a skin consultation. We can... (continued)
9pm-4am at The Gallery, no cover before 10pm/$5 after The hottest lesbian Thursday night Bronx party is back! March 11 is our sexy pajama and sex toy party, hosted by Freakitona! Free shots for sexy PJs with a special prize for the hottest PJs. DJ Mary Mac and DJ Soul spin hip hop, freestyle, salsa, merengue, bachata, reggaeton, house, and video... (continued)
Offering a share? Seeking a share? Meet your match, find your place in the sun and enjoy beverage bargains at the Center. Presented with support from Out Professionals the series continues Apr. 15 and May 20.
8pm at Triskelion Arts, $15, $12 student/senior Eight dancers, multiple vintage and digital video projectors and an original score weave together a fantastical landscape of capture and escape, of animal instincts and human desires, and surreal situations. Runs through Mar. 18.
7pm-1am at Belleville Lounge, $10/no cover after 9:30pm After a few $5 wine and beer specials (till 9pm), your nerve should be in full swing ot get on the mic and share your work. Please note, there is a $7 minimum.
World Famous *BOB* hosts a burlesque evening honoring America’s songwriting treasure, singer, actress and style icon.
Ingrid Bergman stars in French religious icon and war heroine. Go JOAN!
6pm-9pm at Good Vibrations, Free! Good Vibrations is turning 33, and we want to celebrate with you! Come in for birthday cake and champagne, and take 25% off all vibrators!
WHERE: All Good Vibrations locations
603 Valencia Street San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 522-5460
1620 Polk Street San Francisco CA 94109
(415) 34... (continued)
8pm at B.B. King Blues Club, $25 adv, $30 door Sister Sledge featuring Kathy Sledge performs one
night only!
10pm-4am at Club Remix, $10 First and third Saturday of every month, catering to Latin women over 21. No baseball caps, sneakers, du-rags or skull caps please.
Reggaeton to reggae and back! DJ Culi dominates the night with new reggaeton and reggae beats with a mix of everything in between, from classics to today's fresh beats. New hip hop and r&b, salsa, merengue and deep house. Resident DJs Kim Dazy and Lisa G will be your mixologists! Feb 11 is ... (continued)
8pm at Magnet Theater, $5 Magnet Theater hosts a variety of performances and special events by the best of New York’s improv masters and visiting international artists on Mondays through Sundays at 254 W. 29th Street, ground floor (between 7th and 8th Avenues), NYC. A detailed schedule and description of each night’s... (continued)
8pm at Magnet Theater, $5 Magnet Theater hosts a variety of performances and special events by the best of New York’s improv masters and visiting international artists on Mondays through Sundays at 254 W. 29th Street, ground floor (between 7th and 8th Avenues), NYC. A detailed schedule and description of each night’s... (continued)
Sun–Wed, 10a–5:45p, Fri 10a–5:45p-7:45p at Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, $18, $15 student/senior This exhibition celebrates the catalytic power of the Frank Lloyd Wright– designed museum’s spiraling rotunda on the occasion of the building’s 50th Anniversary. Runs through Apr. 28. See A&E Editor’s Picks for details.
10am-5pm; Sat & Sun 10am-6pm at Pier 86, $22, $18 student/senior The exhibit presents a timeline of the American space program from President John F. Kennedy’s race to the moon speech to the current Rovers on Mars and even introduces the next Mars probe, Curiosity, which will launch in March 2011. Runs through June 30. See A&E Editor’s Picks for details.
11am-6pm at Museum of Arts & Design, $15, $12 student/seniors The exhibition surveys unusual paper treatments, including works that are burned, torn, cut by lasers, and shredded. Runs thru April 4. See A&E Editor’s Picks for details. |
times not specified at BILLIE'S BLACK RESTAURANT, $5.00 Harlem Open Mic (Series)
COMEDIANS, SINGERS, POETS, AND OTHER PERFORMERS WELCOMED
HAPPY HOUR FROM 7 to 9 | |
8pm at Judson Church, $15, $10 student/senior An evening of dance and music highlighting Iannis Xenakis’s lifelong interest in Japanese music and theater, particularly the art of Noh. Runs through Apr. 8.
7:30pm at 4th Street Theatre, $20 Najla Saïd’s unique passage into one of the most volatile and historic corners of the earth. Runs through Mar. 21.
7-8pm at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Free Distinguished artists and historians explore how Americans redefined the meaning of justice in the 1950s. Runs through May 17. |
8-9:30pm at Triskelion Arts, 15 general/12 students and seniors Triskelion Arts proudly presents white road Dance Media in their seventh evening length piece, Deer, To Me, a new work by Marisa Gruneberg. Eight dancers, multiple vintage and digital video projectors and an original score weave together a fantastical landscape of capture and escape, of animal... (continued) | |
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7pm at Revolution Books, $20, $10 for tap dancers Tap dance performance and discussion with the legendary tap dancer Jane Goldberg. Joining her at this special fundraiser for Revolution Books: Lisa LaTouche and other amazing tap dancers, spanning the generations. There will also be a book-signing for Jane Goldberg's "Shoot Me While I'm Happy:... (continued) | |
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6pm-9pm at Loft Artist Association, Free Admission and Parking The Loft Artists Association presents Stamford, CT with the PRINT WHAT? Exhibition. An art exhibit of printed works by the members of the LAA, offered in conjunction with free workshops demonstrating printmaking in action. The Loft Artists Association invites their community to visit, mingle, and... (continued) | |
Check website for details at The Marjorie S. Deane Little Theatre, $55 Signs of Life is an exploration of life in the Jewish artists’ ghetto created by the Nazis in the Czech town of Terezin during World War II. Hitler renamed it Theresienstadt and his propaganda cynically proclaimed it “A City for the Jews”. A vibrant artistic community emerged and the ghetto was... (continued)
Check website for details at The Richmond Shepard Theatre, $20 OlentagyMusic is pleased to announce the US premiere production of American-born Melbourne actor Chris Wallace’s The Mark Twain You Don’t Know for a three-week limited engagement at Off-Broadway’s Richmond Shepard Theatre (309 East 26th Street). Performances begin Tuesday, March 23 and continue... (continued) |
7:30pm on Wed; 8pm Thurs-Sat; 2pm Sat at Joyce Theater, Tickets start at $10. KEIGWIN + COMPANY (K+C) announces their first solo week of performances at The Joyce Theater from March 16-21, 2010, including an untitled World Premiere. K+C’s 2010 season will include a World Premiere made possible by the Jerome Robbins New Essential Works (NEW) Program. The 20 minute work for... (continued) | |
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