Show w/ Aa and Mr. Quintron

HIGH FIVE SPACE, Bushwick

This was one of the loudest events RMO ever played at, benefiting musicians from New Orleans who lost their homes during Katrina. Included were synchronized dancers and a big noise device that looked like the front bumper of a car.

Freewheels Total Denial Party following Brooklyn Critical Mass

A Loft on Meserole St, East Williamsburg, Brooklyn

www.bicycledefensefund.org

From the organizers:
“Freewheels presents: Total Denial!

Hurray! Cars have been banned from 4 boroughs of NYC! You can drive in Staten Island if you really want to! The roads are safe and tree-lined! We’ve torn down the parking garages and built community gardens! We grow organic produce there! It’s delicious! It’s free! Norman Siegel is  the mayor of New York! The NYPD has been disbanded! No one’s in jail! Except Bloomberg, Kelly, and Smolka!
And Ratner! They’re fixing bicycles! There’s bike parking everywhere! You don’t have to lock up! No one steals bikes! Everyone has a bike! They’re free! So is healthcare! And housing! And everyone recycles! And Santa Claus is real! So is the Tooth Fairy! They’re here! And there’s no more TV! Just parties! Like this one! Hurray! Let’s dance!”

http://www.scorcher.org/bklyncm/

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  Fri Feb 03 - 04, 12:30- QUORUM FORUM 2012 CLOSING PARTY
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  893 Bergen St
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  QuORUM (Queers Organizing for Radical Unity and Mobilization) is a consensus-based collective of radical queers in New York City. We work to strengthen community through organizing sustainable collaborative projects that nurture intentional spaces. The spaces we work in include collective homes, social and cultural events, and other sites of mutual aid. Our work cultivates learning, skill and resource sharing, friendship, and thoughtful communication. We hope to build an empowered queer network that fosters respect, diversity and social justice.
  

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  601 W 26th St., 12th Fl
  New York, NY  
  The Sylvia Rivera Law Project Collective is thrilled to celebrate our 7th Annual Small Works for Big Change Benefit Art Event
  Saturday, February 25th, 2012 at Jack Studios 6-9PM. *THE BUILDING IS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE
  **BIDDING ENDS AT 8PM SHARP**
  
  Featuring:
  
  MCs Glenn Marla & Kit Yan
  Featuring performances by Alicia Ohs as Madame Wantan, Lana Carroll of The Low and The Lonesome, & Rude Mechanical Orchestra!
  Music by DJ Shomi Noise
  Fabulous art (see Artist List below) and
  Fantastic raffle prizes such as:
  A delicious dinner for 4 by Berlin Reed
  A hair cut from Arrojo Studio
  2 hour vegan cooking lesson from Carmichael Monaco
  Means of Apparel Production t-shirts
  4 hour Word Press Lesson with Collective Pond Creative
  Books from Tristan Taormino, Morty Diamond, NYU and Feminist Press
  A bagel brunch for 10 people from 'bagel boy's' bagel store.
  PLUS! Official After-Party: Hey Queen!
  
  SW4BC has been a wonderful success story for SRLP: in the past 6 years, over 50 organizing host committee members and more than 200 progressive, transgressive, and cutting-edge artists have generously donated over 300 visionary works of art! This vibrant annual celebration reflects the radical spirit of SRLP, as well as the experimental energy of some of New York’s most innovative established and emerging contemporary artists. 100 of the event’s proceeds will benefit SRLP’s crucial work for gender self-determination. The event is free to the public, and will including a silent auction with affordable price points beginning at $10, featuring photography, painting, drawing, sculpture, textile pieces and mixed media installations.