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Wednesday, January 11th, 2012Mini Public Paintings Children’s Art Workshop at CMA
Updated: Tuesday, December 20th, 2011
Children’s Museum of the Arts presents:Mini Public Paintings
12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Category: Workshops
Location: Fine Arts Studio
Young artists can look to be inspired by London sculptor and street artist D-Face, in particular his piece titled, Painting Triple Shutters, to create their own mini public painting on corrugated cardboard.
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NY Daily News: Guide to Hudson Square
Updated: Tuesday, October 4th, 2011
Click here
to read the read the NY Daily News Guide to Hudson Square!
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Friday, April 15th, 2011Mae Mae Cafe Boxed Lunches – Earth Week
Updated: Friday, April 15th, 2011
Mae Mae’s Cafe Earth Day Boxed Lunch
May 18 – 24
Place your order by Wednesday, April 20
$16.00
Choice of 1 Sandwich, Choice of 1 Salad, Choice of 1 Dessert with a Bottle of Saratoga Springs Still Water
Details:
We will only deliver to an office/company in the Hudson Square Connection if there are 10+ orders.
OR
Patrons must come to Mae Mae and pick up their ordered lunches on Friday…
LAST DAY TO ORDER IS BY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20TH AT 12NOON. After that, we can no longer accept orders.
They must be paid for in advance – either online or in person at Mae Mae.
Menu:
Sandwiches – Please choose one:
-Roasted Beet Sandwich with Coach Farms Chevre and Katchkie Farm Arugula on Grandaisy Sourdough Baguette with a side of Minted White Quinoa with Fava Beans and Roasted Red Peppers
-Mae Mae’s Chicken Panino with Roasted Pulled Chicken, Arugula, Tomato and Basil Aioli on a Sourdough Baguette with a side of Minted White Quinoa with Fava Beans and Roasted Red Peppers
Salads – Please choose one:
-Mizuna Salad with Cayuga Farm Wheatberries, Shaved Ascutney Mountain Cheese and Dried Cherries
-Asparagus and Roasted Mushroom Salad with Pea Tendrils and Sherry Vinaigrette
Dessert – Please choose one:
-Mae Mae’s Mini-Nutter Butter
-Fruit Salad
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Sounds of Brazil on the corner of Varick & West Houston
Updated: Thursday, September 23rd, 2010
Hudson Square’s long-cherished S.O.B.’s has spent more than a quarter century attracting audiences from 
around the city and world to its vibrant and diverse performances. The venue’s stage has hosted Grammy winning artists like John Legend and Kanye West while offering an array of World Music performances.
S.O.B’s owner and director, Larry Gold, also happens to come from a family with a storied past in Hudson Square – his sister owns Deb’s Deli and his father once operated a luncheonette in the same building as S.O.B.’s. It was his family connection that helped him launch this New York City landmark.
“I had just come back from Europe where international music had captured my heart and ears,” said Larry. “I came back with youthful enthusiasm and my father was open to taking a gamble on my concept of opening, at the time, a Brazilian club.”
Over the 28 years that Larry has worked in Hudson Square, his fondest memory is of the nights he has spent enjoying the lively scene in the district after dark.
“I remember the heart of Hudson Square as being vibrant with a pulsating night scene within the triangle that was S.O.B’s, Heartbreak and the Paradise Garage. Hipsters would jump from club to club and S.O.B’s staff would finish the night at the after hours dance spot Paradise Garage.”
S.O.B.’s also offers meals that are just as eclectic as its music selection. To explore their menu and learn more about upcoming performances, click here. Employees who work in Hudson Square get free admission every Friday night until 8pm for the after work salsa party and happy hour!
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Thursday, November 25th, 2010The Fortune Teller
Updated: Monday, August 23rd, 2010
Here Arts presents: The Fortune Teller by Erik Sanko and Jessica Grindstaff
Show Press
- “Attendance is highly advised. To miss it—now that would be a sin.”
- — Village Voice
- “Grandly satisfying piece of theatre in miniature.”
- — Backstage
About the show
Seven strangers’ twisted tales are brought to life in this marionette play and woven with haunting music to tell an eerily comic story of fate and fortune. On a dark night, the strangers are invited to the mansion of a deceased millionaire, and learn that their inheritances will be based not on a will, but on the readings of a fortune teller. Each soon meets a gruesome end in this production developed through HERE’s Dream Music puppetry program.
Credits
Created and Directed by Erik Sanko and Jessica Grindstaff
Original Music composed by Danny Elfman and Erik Sanko
Narration by Gavin Friday
Lighting Design by Andrew Hill
Marionettes by Erik Sanko
Art Director/Project Manager Jessica Grindstaff
Sound Design by Andy Green
Architectural Design by Selin Maner
Mansion Construction by Matthew Acheson
Interior Design Team: Deana and Matt Acheson, Fatimah Durkee, Chloe Foglia, Jessica Grindstaff, Michelle Harper, Alex Haring, Robert Jamieson, Anders Johnson, Kara Koirtyohann, Tami Lee, Liz McGarrity, Francesca Mannoni, Senta Romasco, Erik Sanko, Erin and Phil Stead, Christopher Young and Becky Yurek.
Photo Credits
Adam Forgash, Oliver Hecks, Oliver Dalzell
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Visit the NYC Fire Museum
Updated: Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010
The New York City Fire Museum houses one of the nation’s most important collections of fire related art and artifacts from the late 18th century to the present. Among its holdings are painted leather buckets, helmets, parade hats and belts, lanterns and tools, pre Civil War hand pumped fire engines, horse drawn vehicles and early motorized apparatus.
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