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SUMMARY:Greg Dybec on The Art of Living Other People's Lives
DESCRIPTION:Join us and local Astoria author Greg Dybec for his new book\, The Art of Living Other People’s Lives. \nWhen he isn’t responsible for pleasing tens of millions of online readers a month as the managing editor of Elite Daily\, Greg Dybec worries about rent\, sex\, love\, family\, and-the most millennial topic of them all-a desire to leave a legacy. In The Art of Living Other People’s Lives\, Greg delivers a funny\, brash\, insightful collection of stories on becoming a pick-up artist to get over an ex-girlfriend\, late-night adventures with his Uber drivers\, a writing gig about men’s underwear\, and so much more. \n
URL:https://weheartastoria.com/event/greg-dybec-art-living-peoples-lives/
LOCATION:The Astoria Bookshop\, 31-29 31st Street\, Astoria\, NY\, 11106\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kisky%20Holwerda":MAILTO:events@astoriabookshop.com
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SUMMARY:Take Root presents Proteo Media + Performance and Meghan Frederick/Practice Project
DESCRIPTION:Take Root presents Proteo Media + Performance and Meghan Frederick/Practice Project \nProteo Media + Performance: In Orbicular\, Breeanah Breeden and Kathleen Kelley investigate how their actual differences in generations (early twenties and mid-thirties)\, in race (black and white)\, in economic power (freelance dancer and choreographer/professor)\, and in dance training (hip-hop/ballet and release technique) work together to produce visual and creative tension. These differences are evoked\, navigated\, and subverted to challenge conventional hierarchical patterns. Orbicular instead develops multilayered relationships between the performers themselves and between the performers and the audience’s expectations of identity and power. It features aggressively physical dancing and emotional gestural exchange\, and is supported by an original music score and film projections designed by the performers. Orbicular was created during a 2016 LIEMAY fellowship. \nMeghan Frederick/Practice Project: SOFT BLUE conjures a space where the fragile lines between truth and fantasy are blurred and broken. With each moment counted and accounted for\, three women practice performances of togetherness\, misremember choreographies\, and re/present images of femininity. Dancing through SOFT BLUE reveals the construction and collapse of physical and psychological realities\, illuminating cracks through which possibilities for magic emerge. SOFT BLUE is performed by Meghan Frederick\, Carlye Eckert\, and Elisa Davis and features an original score by Trevor Wilson. \nFebruary 10th & 11th\, 2017 at 8pm\nAdmission: $15\nGreen Space Studio\n37-24 24th Street\, #301\nLong Island City\, NY 11101\n718-956-3037 \nTickets are available at the door or online at http://www.greenspacestudio.org/TakeRoot.html \nTake Root is a monthly curated series that supports dance makers by providing an opportunity to show a half evening work paired with another artist. \n
URL:https://weheartastoria.com/event/take-root-presents-proteo-media-performance-meghan-frederickpractice-project/
LOCATION:Green Space\, 37-24 24th Street\, Suite 301\, Long Island City\, NY\, 11101\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Valerie%20Green%2FDance%20Entropy":MAILTO:jill@greenspacestudio.org
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SUMMARY:Kundalini Full Moon Sound Bath
DESCRIPTION:The full moon is a time to release what no longer serves us\, inviting an expansion of our minds and bodies. We will use the full moon energy to strengthen our true intentions\, actions\, and dreams. It is a weeding of the garden planted during the new moon transit. During the cycle of the moon each month\, we can use the new moon to plant seeds of intention\, and revisit again at the height of full moon so that they might come to fruition. \nIn this class we will do a 30 minute Kundalini Yoga Kriya\, or set of physical exercises\, an 11 minute chanting meditation for prosperity\, and then lie down and accept the healing and transformation offered through the sound vibration of the Gong and crystal bowl for a 31 minute sound bath. \nKundalini yoga is a technology for self-awareness which accesses all 8 limbs of yoga in a single session. The live symphonic gong bath will use the sound current to clear away any remaining subconscious clutter and reset all of your body systems. \n
URL:https://weheartastoria.com/event/kundalini-full-moon-sound-bath/
LOCATION:Yoga Agora\, 33-02 Broadway\, Astoria\, NY\, 11106\, Select a Country:
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20170210T210000
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SUMMARY:Live Music - Dang It Bobbys
DESCRIPTION:Presenting the bourbon soaked brain-child of multi-instrumentalist Kris Bauman and guitarist Luca Benedetti; The Dang-it Bobbys. \nFormed in 2004\, the two Brooklyn-based musicians assembled a project that borrows from classic country music\, newer acoustic and electric sounds\, and the intricate standards from the golden age of jazz. The result is strikingly original\, at once both playful and poignant. Bauman and Benedetti have created a blend of American music that is sometimes quick picking\, sometimes blue\, and always entertaining. \nTo listen: http://www.thedang-itbobbys.com/ \n
URL:https://weheartastoria.com/event/live-music-dang-bobbys-3/
LOCATION:The Queens Kickshaw\, 40-17 Broadway\, Astoria\, 11103\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jennifer%20Lim":MAILTO:info@thequeenskickshaw.com
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