33rd Annual Village Halloween Parade
*33rd Annual Village Halloween Parade*
*Tuesday, October 31, 7PM
*Parade Route travels up 6th Ave in Greenwich Village
*FREE!
Do we need to say anything more? You know how awesome this parade is– just come! Our costumes this year are not to be missed.
More info and photos from previous years at www.halloween-nyc.com
The Annual, Infamous, Time’s Up! Halloween Dance Party
*The Annual Infamous Time’s Up! Halloween Dance Party*
*Friday, October 27, 8PM-late
*TIME’S UP! Space, 49 East Houston (bet. Mott and Mulberry) NYC
*Sliding Scare from $9.99
*Come dance till you drop dead to the spooky sounds of DJ Suggested D, the
Rude Mechanical Orchestra, and Phil Not Bombs (with limited free EPs to give out during his set). Come in your halloween best!
*Prize giveaways to creative costumers
*Free Valet Bike Parking
*Cheap drinks and free snacks
*The is is a Benefit for Time’s Up!’s Video Legal Team.
Halloween Critical Mass Starts at 7PM Union Square Park North.
Put on your scariest costume and get chased by the even scarier NYPD.
For more info see www.times-up.org or www.rudemechanicalorchestra
Walk Don’t Destroy Brooklyn
Saturday, October 21
Walk Don’t Destroy Brooklyn
When: Noon
Where: Prospect Park Bandshell, Brooklyn
www.developdontdestroy.org
Join the RMO tomorrow in DDDb’s walkathon to fund their legal campaign– the battle to save Brooklyn isn’t over yet!
The walk is less than 2 miles, and starts at noon at the Prospect Park Bandshell. The event will include hundreds of walkers for a full day of talent, children’s activities, music, food and booths at the Prospect Park Bandshell.
Event Schedule:
NOON – 1 pm: SIGN IN. Visit our tables to pick up your registration (or to register if you haven’t already done so).
1 pm – 2:30 pm: Join the Grand Marshall to walk to Grand Army Plaza, around and back.
2:30 pm: Celebration event at the Bandshell!
Quoth the organizers:
Walk Don’t Destroy Brooklyn 2 will be an opportunity to put your feet in motion to help fund the DDDb legal campaign against Bruce Ratner’s megadevelopment proposal and eminent domain abuse. DDDb seeks to raise awareness to unite our communities instead of dividing and destroying them. Keep involved, everyone’s voice is very important during this important struggle.
Great Small Works Spaghetti Dinner
Friday, October 13
The Great Small Works Spaghetti Dinner
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: 55 Washington St., #415 (btwn Front & Water Sts., Brooklyn)
Tix $10
www.greatsmallworks.org
From the organizers:
The Great Small Works Spaghetti Dinner celebrates…
uh.. FALL!
in the first Spaghetti Dinner we’ve ever had in our D.U.M.B.O. studio!
Spaghetti and small performances in the studio.
Really big performances out by the loading dock.
All in the middle of the D.U.M.B.O. Art Under the Bridge Festival.
featuring
The Sukkos Mob
THE HAUNTED HOUSE OF NOW, FUNTASTIC!
SLEPT, A CORPORAL STUDY OF NARCOLEPSY ON A CELLULAR LEVEL OF
FORGETTING… PLEASE LOOK AT YOUR WATCH
a tiny tiny toy theater show by Cat Cooper, Alison Heimstead &
Jeanette Yew
A MAN SAYS GOODBYE TO HIS MOTHER
a Bread & Puppet Theater street show, performed by the Robber Barons
THE RISING TIDE SPECTACLE
Great Small Works pageant with processions & projections
in collaboration with our colleagues at Sundree Productions
a Tribute to our Friend the Great Artist of Light, Rudi Stern
(1936-2006)
and raucous street music by
THE RUDE MECHANICAL ORCHESTRA
with poetic pre-show activities by David Felix Sutcliffe and Joe Dobkin
