“8 in Show” with Douglas Dunn + Dancers @ Dixon Place Theater
By Dixon Place Theater
DIXON PLACE PRESENTS "8 in Show" with Douglas Dunn + Dancers performing Oh Acis
Community Council Meeting – 5th Precinct NYPD
By New York Police Department - 5th Precinct
Precinct Community Council meetings are open to the public. The meetings serve as an opportunity for leaders of the Precinct to update the community on recent trends as well as an opportunity for the community to share feedback on conditions and priorities in the community.
Street Vendor Stories: Pushcarts, Pretzels And Plantains
By The Museum at Eldridge Street
The Lower East Side’s 19th century pushcarts live on today.
Ma and Pop-Up Shops
By The Wing SoHo
The Wing is hosting a pop-up holiday bazaar to celebrate Small Business Saturday and support women-owned businesses in New York City.
WE Connect Event: Show Me the Money by Women Entrepreneurs NYC
By WE Work NYC
Celebrate Women’s Entrepreneurship Day with Women Entrepreneurs NYC (WE NYC)! Join us for a full day of workshops, networking, and keynote speakers to learn how to connect to the money you need to achieve your business goals. From earning your first dollar, to crowdfunding for growth and making your first million, WE NYC is here to guide you along your path to success: Expert Keynote Speakers (9:30 a.m. & 1 p.m.) Kick off the day with Dorie Clark, author of Entrepreneurial You, sharing the keys to making money doing what you love. Learn to build a sustaining portfolio of revenue streams, online and off, leading to professional success and financial freedom. Enjoy a lunchtime conversation between Lisa Price, the NYC founder of natural hair care and beauty company Carol’s Daughter & Essence journalist Danielle Kwateng-Clark. Lisa will share her journey from home production and weekend markets to retail and a successful partnership with cosmetics giant L’Oreal. Morning Workshops for Every Business Stage (10:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.) Business...Read More >
Sundays on Broadway-A shared evening with John Jesurun, David Thomson
By Cathy Weis Projects
Inhibited Bites is a solo performance about the strangeness of being alive in a body, especially our need to eat. Artist and performer Neil Goldberg uses his visual art — such as the photo series The Gay Couples of Whole Foods or the Audubon-style drawings Wild Animals Eat My Family and Me — as backdrops for personal narratives, cultural reflections, and scientific speculations that examine our complicated relationships to being flesh and blood. Whether discussing the connections between internalized homophobia and aggressive hygiene or our shifting identification with predator and prey animals, Goldberg reveals the absurdity, mystery, sublimity, and horror underlying everyday bodily experience.