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SUMMARY:Drink and Draw Like a Lady!
DESCRIPTION:FACEBOOK INVITE HERE \nIt’s time for the best party of the year: the pre-MoCCA Fest Drink and Draw Like a Lady! http://drinkanddrawlikealady.tumblr.com/ \nThis is our TENTH YEAR! We have come a long way and we’re excited to celebrate with you!  \nIf you are a woman (or nonbinary person who leans toward female identity and/or expression) who writes\, draws\, colors\, edits\, markets\, reviews\, or enjoys comics\, Drink and Draw Like a Lady is the party for you!  \nAll ages are welcome; you must be 21 to drink. \nDrink and Draw Like a Lady is organized by volunteers. Your donations help us to make the party as awesome as possible! We also welcome food\, drink and cash donations at the party. \nDonate here:\nhttp://drinkanddrawlikealady.tumblr.com/ \nDDLL aims to be an inclusive event. We welcome all women as well as genderqueer\, agender\, and other non-binary people who lean toward female identity and/or expression or feel that a female-centric space is right for you. If you have any questions\, please ask the hosts! \nThe main space is wheelchair accessible by elevator! The bathroom may be a little bit tight for larger mobility devices but does not have stairs. \nSpread the word and see you soon! \nThank you to Megan Brennan of http://www.megan-brennan.com/ for this year’s amazing flyer art!  \nThe Productive (http://theproductivenyc.com/) offers affordable coworking space in Midtown Manhattan for all kinds of workers.
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LOCATION:The Productive\, 40 W 38th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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SUMMARY:GRUNT! An exhibition of works by Elliot Cowan - Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:Award winning International artist\, animator and film maker Elliot Cowan invites you to attend the opening of his first solo show GRUNT! in the United States. \nElliot presents a collection of paintings\, drawings\, sculptures\, and digital illustrations that chart 10 years of an Australian living in Queens and traveling through the Complicated States of America. \nImages inspired by traveling though the south\, New England and time spent in Philadelphia\, as well as a series of Australian iconography\, including tributes to Paul Kelly\, Deborah Conway and Mr Squiggle. \nhttp://www.elliotelliotelliot.com/ \nOpening reception is April 20 at 6pm and the show runs until May 13.\nThere will be drinks and nibbles and speeches and some other fun things to do.\nChildren very welcome. \nFlushing Town Hall is minutes away from the Flushing Main Street stations of both the subway and the LIRR. \nMore info here:\nhttp://www.flushingtownhall.org/event/82af25a5910223697da497e617977b55 \nGRUNT!\nGrunting is an important part of my artistic process.\nWhen I’m dragging cardboard out of the closet I give a grunt.\nIf I’m reaching across the table to drag my knife through the paper I give a grunt.\nEvery time I drop something on the floor I grunt to pick it up.\nIf I can’t unscrew the lid of the ink I gave a might grunt when I open it.\nWhen I finish a piece and I like it\, I give a satisfied grunt.\nIf it’s not coming together I give an annoyed grunt.\nOf course a “grunt” is often seen as an unskilled worker at the bottom of the ladder\, but without grunts doing all the heavy lifting then nothing would get done and I’m happy to be included in that group of diggers and haulers.\nI am also an immiGRUNT.\nAnd I am the child of immigrants.\nAnd my wife is the daughter of immigrants and my own children are the children of generations of immigrants.\nEven my parents are the grandchildren of immigrants.\nAnd all of the work in this show was done in Queens\, the world capitol of immigrants. \nAbout Flushing Town Hall:\nThe mission of Flushing Council on Culture and the Arts (FCCA) is to present multi-disciplinary global arts that engage and educate the global communities of Queens\, New York and New York City\, New York\, in order to foster mutual appreciation. As advocates of arts equity since 1979\, we support local\, immigrant\, national\, and international artists\, developing partnerships and collaborations that enhance our efforts.  \nAs a member of New York City’s Cultural Institutions Group (CIG)\, we serve as stewards of Flushing Town Hall\, restoring\, managing and programming the historic 1862 landmark on behalf of the City of New York. FCCA celebrates the history of Queens as the home of Jazz\, by presenting the finest in Jazz performance. We are committed to arts education and hands-on learning\, for the arts-curious\, arts enthusiasts\, and professional artists. We serve one of the most diverse communities in the world\, and strive to uphold the legacy of inclusiveness that has defined our community since the Flushing Remonstrance of 1657. \nOur Vision is to foster artistic excellence and innovation. We bring audiences together via high-quality arts exposure and experiences through programs in Jazz\, classical and world music\, theater\, dance and spoken word\, family and education programs\, senior programs\, exhibitions and free community events. Our multi-disciplinary programming reflects the diversity of our local community\, while introducing audiences to new art forms and genres\, and providing opportunities for artists to celebrate their traditional arts and create new work. \nFlushing Town Hall building mission Starting in 1990\, FCCA began a 9-year\, $8 Million restoration of historic Flushing Town Hall (FTH)\, a landmark (1862) owned by the City of New York\, transforming it into a thriving multi-disciplinary arts center that includes a 308-seat theater\, gallery\, garden\, classroom and rehearsal space. FCCA joined New York City’s Cultural Institutions Group (CIG) in 1995; part of its mission is to act as a steward of this historic building on behalf of the city. FCCA is also a Smithsonian Affiliate. In 2013 FCCA completed new renovations of the exterior garden and front portico of Flushing Town Hall\, and in 2014 completed an extensive interior renovation project\, which included new flooring in the 1st floor lobbies and gift shop\, new Heating\, Ventilation and Aair Conditioning (HVAC) systems\, and new floors\, seats\, risers\, and painting of the 2nd floor theater. \nFCCA bridges the past and present of Queens: Since its founding\, FCCA has been recognized as the foremost presenter of Jazz in Queens\, a borough that was the residence of many of the 20th century’s greatest Jazz artists\, including Louis Armstrong\, Duke Ellington\, Ella Fitzgerald\, Dizzy Gilespie\, Billie Holiday\, Benny Goodman\, Charles Mingus\, Count Basie\, John Coltrane\, and many more. FCCA celebrates this legacy not only with regular Jazz concerts featuring the masters of today\, but also through the Queens Jazz Trail Map\, which it developed\, through the Queens Jazz Orchestra\, which it founded\, and through regular Jazz Jams and clinics to train the next generation of artists.  \nAt the same time\, FCCA’s programming has evolved with the community around it\, with an increased focus on the arts and cultures of China and Korea in particular. To address these growing populations in the neighborhood\, FCCA has formed a Chinese Cultural Committee and a Korean Cultural Committee. FCCA has also expanded its programming to include arts from Latin America and South Asia. The hallmark of FCCA’s current programming is a cross-cultural focus: works that fuse or bridge different cultures\, as well as larger programs that bring together presentations of art forms from different parts of the world. This approach aims to engage diverse audiences in appreciation of each others’ rich cultural heritage\, fostering a mutual respect and understanding that can help to build community\, in an environment in which people from all over the globe share the same space.
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LOCATION:Flushing Town Hall\, 137-35 Northern Blvd\, Flushing\, NY\, 11354
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SUMMARY:Saturday morning Toonz & Booz Brunch!
DESCRIPTION:EVENTBRITE TICKET HERE \n  \n????Remember every saturday morning when you would wake up all excited\, no school and turn on the tv and watch cartoons on end\, on every channel\, with jammies on\, cereal bowl in hand\, simpler times! Relive your childhood with us with an adult spin\, with games\, music\, and toons from your youth! Bring your jammies or cosplay your fave character! \n????Want to win $20 or a Lootcrate!? RSVP as going and invite friends under share\, invite friends. The one that has the most friends RSVP as going wins! Extra points for using #perezplaybrunch on public and sharing page on social media. \n????Free bottle on Slattery’s for best dressed cartoon or Jammies! \n????Free 1st drink!\n????Breakfast sandwich & fries $10\n????Toons\n????Gaming\n????Cosplay\n????$6 mimosas or bloody marys\n????Contests\n????Drink specials & themed drinks\n☕21+\n????Raffles by Axeice Anime\n????Music by Muzik Genesis\n????Performances by Poppy Charm & Nicole Oliva Soprano \n???? Games & Toons sponsored by Dynamik Focus \n????RSVP as going for a chance to win a lootcrate from twitch.tv/xeno9933/ \n???? If you would like to sponsor giftcards\, prizes or services email perezplayevents@gmail.com \n????No outside food or drinks \n????Cosplay is not consent \n????Tickets $5 online\, $10 cash at the door!
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LOCATION:slattery’s midtown\, 8 E 36th St\, New York\, NY\, 10016\, United States
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