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Happenings, Week of 10/23/11
Ongoing Events Going Home – Sculpture and prints by RISD graduate Frank Poor; Going Home is an examination of Poor’s old Georgia stomping grounds, replicating rural architecture in hyper-real photography; exhibit runs through October 30, 2011; see museum website for hours and admissions; Newport Art Museum (76 Bellvue Ave., Newport, RI) Claybourne Park – Trinity Repertory Company presents Bruce Norris’ Pulitzer Prize winning ...
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Happenings, Week of 10/16/11
Ongoing Events Going Home – Sculpture and prints by RISD graduate Frank Poor; Going Home is an examination of Poor’s old Georgia stomping grounds, replicating rural architecture in hyper-real photography; exhibit runs through October 30, 2011; see museum website for hours and admissions; Newport Art Museum (76 Bellvue Ave., Newport, RI) Claybourne Park – Trinity Repertory Company presents Bruce Norris’ Pulitzer Prize ...
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Happenings, Week of 10/9/11
Our apologies for not posting a calendar last week. To make up for lost time, we’ve brought you an excellent array of activities for the coming week. Thank you for your patience. Ongoing Events Edward Hopper’s Maine – Bowdoin College Museum of Art, in association with the Whitney Museum of American Art, present 88 of ...
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Happenings, Week of 9/25/11
Ongoing Events Porgy and Bess – The American Repertory Theater presents the Gershwins’ opera, which originally debuted in Boston in 1935; performances run through October 2, 2011; tickets are available through the ART website; 7:30 PM at Loeb Drama Center (64 Brattle St., Cambridge, MA) “Edward Hopper’s Maine” – Bowdoin College Museum of Art, in association ...
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Happenings, Week of 9/18/11
Ongoing Events Porgy and Bess – The American Repertory Theater presents the Gershwins’ opera, which originally debuted in Boston in 1935; performances run through October 2, 2011; tickets are available through the ART website; 7:30 PM at Loeb Drama Center (64 Brattle St., Cambridge, MA) “Edward Hopper’s Maine” – Bowdoin College Museum of Art, in association ...
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Happenings, Week of 9/11/11
Ongoing Events Pawtucket Arts Festival – Citywide showcase of visual and performing arts, interactive workshops, music, theater, and dance; festival runs September 9 through September 25, 2011; for a full schedule of events (including event locations), visit the festival website; Pawtucket, RI. Porgy and Bess – The American Repertory Theater presents the Gershwins’ opera, which ...
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Happenings, Week of 9/4/11
This week’s Cultural Calendar will be divided into two categories. The first is a listing of events in support of Granta 116: Ten Years Later, an exploration of our post-9/11 world. For all Granta-related events, please RSVP to events@granta.com. For a full list of events in support of issue 116, please visit the events page ...
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Happenings, Week of 8/28/11
Ongoing Events: “The Latino List” exhibition; twenty-five large-format full color portraits of accomplished and influential Latinos in the worlds of culture, politics, business, and sports, taken by photographer Timothy Greenfield-Sanders; exhibition currently open, runs through December 11, 2011; see museum website for hours and admission fees; The Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY) Album Releases (8/23, ...
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Fourth of July Weekend!
You know what that means. Margaritas under the sun, family barbecues, and fireworks at night near the park. You’re allowed this weekend to skip the high-brow and go straight to the real deal. Here are some ideas for you: In New York City, try taking in the fireworks at The Sky Room at the Fairfield Inn ...
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Soy loca con mi tigre loca loca loca
In New York City, The Strange Boys, White Fence, and The Babies are playing at 92Y Tribeca (200 Hudson St, between Desbrosses and Vestry Sts, Tribeca). The Strange Boys, about to release their third full-length album with Rough Trade Records, is a six-piece band known for 60s-style garage rock. $8, $10 at the door. For ...
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yes I said yes I will Yes
So, technically, I’m not supposed to be here. And by “here,” I mean writing this week’s Cultural Calendar. But I begged Nidya to let me write this week’s installment because there’s one international event that I’m really excited about and you should be too. See if you can guess what it is. This weekend (June ...