This Schedule is subject to change!
Friday 9/24
Green Oasis, 370 E.8th St between Aves C & D
Festival Opening Night Party
6pm KICKOFF with the Rude Mechanicals
6:30 Baby Soda
Carmen’s Garden, Ave C 7th & 8th Sts
4-8 pm Yarn Arts w/Kelli Pryor and Knitting Mama
ONGOING:
The City claims it’s East Side Coastal Resiliency Project will provide flood protection for about 25 years. It is a $1.4 billion boondoggle.
Green Space is a health issue for our community. Losing any public, open space will cause irreparable damage to our people.
The DeBlasio Administration is sticking the next mayor with a project that can’t be completed on time with a looming fiscal crisis.
A generation could lose 50 acres of playgrounds, picnics and ball fields. Those 50 happy acres will become a construction site. For purely health reasons this could be a disaster.
FIGHT THE POWER!
LaGuardia Corner Gardens, La Guardia Pl (Houston & Bleecker Sts)
Carmen Pabon Del Amanecer Garden, 117 AVE C, 7th & 8th Sts)
Sculpture Installation”Love Tree” by Anna Pasztor
This project is inspired by the traditional customs of using trees as a surface for the incision of deep-felt experiences and the use of trees as ritualistic territory embellishing them. After this period of lockdown, and immense loss of life, I would like to celebrate the survival, the triumph of life.
9C Garden (Ave C & 9th St)
Saturday 9/25
Orchard Alley Community Garden 350 E 4th (C&D)
9am Yoga Class – 45 minute Hatha flow!By Alex Royals of YesYeahYoga! Bring your own mat!
2pm-5pm LUNGS Amazing Domino Tournament, Free and Open to All, Prizes and Fun
First St Green Art Park, First St & 2nd Ave
Free JAZZ Presented by Arts for Art. Arts for Art is dedicated to the exceptional creativity that originated in the African American multi-arts jazz culture that utilizes improvisation to express a larger, more positive dream of inclusion and freedom.
1:30 Lyons Group, Nick Lyons – alto sax / John McCutcheon – drums / Ratzo Harris – bass
2:30 Melanie Dyer Trio, Melanie Dyer – viola / Alex Waterman – cello / Featuring William Parker – bass
3:30 Francisco Mela Solo Drums
4:00 Christi/Mela/Nicholson, Ellen Christi – voice / Francisco Mela – drums, vocals / Patricia Nicholson – text, movement
PLAZA in the WIND Offerings
Outside of Grace Exhibition Space: 182 Avenue C, New York, NY 10009. Between 11&12th streets
2:oo pm Workshop: PoW: A Somatic teach-in. Write, Draw, Move with DD Maucher of MoS Collective. Family friendly.
3:00 pm Workshop: How’s our Air Quality? With Green Map There are new real-time monitors working 24/7! LES Breathe will show you how the sensors work and ways to protect your indoor air quality starting at 3pm. Check the air anytime at http://eastriverparkaction.org/sensors/“.
4:00 pm Talk : Benjamin Shepard On Sustainable Urbanism and Direct Action. A conversation between Benjamin Heim Shepard and LA Kauffman
7:00 pm Performance: SpelCast
8:00 pm Performance: Princess Princess
Creative Little Garden 6th St (Ave A & B)
2-4pm Music Under the Willow
An intimate afternoon of live performances by New York City’s finest musicians. Come hear an eclectic mix of Latin American flute tunes, hypnotic percussion grooves, the dulcet tones of solo double bass, and hot-off-the-press new works for violin and viola. Kids and pets welcome.
9C Garden (Ave C & 9th St)
4pm Music to dance to: Cuarteto Los Primos, Old School Salsa Dance Party
Green Oasis 8th St (Aves C & D)
3pm Joan Reinmuth’s Satire workshop: Stick to Indecision: Writing Contemporary Satire. We will look under the headlines to reflect on the polices blocking our light.
Joan Reinmuth, is a retired nurse with reasonably good record for persuasion. A community activist comic classically trained on the streets of New York where comedy lives. (This is a workshop in 2 parts, in the first part we write our script , the following Saturday, October 2, we perform it)
7pm Stand up Comedy
LaGuardia Corner Gardens, LaGuardia Place btwn Houston & Bleecker Sts.
4pm An opening party for Francine Demeulenaere’s Art installation’s exhibit
SOWERS OF THE FUTURE : LOVE , INTELLIGENCE and WILL.A variety of seeds collected from eaten fruits and vegetables , successful plants, friends.and exotic places.Seeds are displayed in different containers on the fence as a MUSICAL LIBRARY !
La Plaza Cultural de Armando Perez (Ave C & 9th St)
12 pm FREE MEDICINAL HERBAL CLASSES AND ACUPRESSURE FOR RELAXATION with Dr. Noreen Kelly. We will learn how to identify medicinally viable plants, determine what is a “weed”, examine the traditional uses of these plants, and look at some of the current science. Relaxing ear seed acupressure will be offered in the gazebo and free herbal teas will be provided. The Medicinal Garden at La Plaza Cultural is free for anyone to touch, smell, taste, and harvest.
12-5pm Kids Workshop: art and apparel making, pick out a shirt / bag or art and then paint a
stencil design. It’s a blast
5pm Theresa Byrnes, Theresa Byrnes is a multi-disciplinary painter, performance artist, writer and activist, she etches an emboldened path of powerful art making.
6pm PERFORMANCE: GLIMPSE— Join us to celebrate and embrace a night of music, dance, and stories from near and far with GLIMPSE.
The storyteller is hired to tell an old story from her motherland. She begins the story, but she fails to remember it vividly. Therefore she summons Shahrzad, an ancient storyteller, to help her. Soon One storyteller comes after another, sharing old and new tales from South Africa, Lebanon, Iran, and Afghanistan.
A 60-minute festival of birth, recognition, reminiscence and wonder by Peydah Theater Company.
This performance was made possible because of the generous support of City Artist Corps Grant from New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA)
De Colores Community Yard & Cultural Center 8th St (Aves B & C)
10:30am to 7:30pm Jack Hardy Exchange Songwriters Circle with Paul Sachs, Ina May Wool, Bev Grant, Tim Robinson, Charles Nolan, Tina Ross, Derek O’Connor, David Massengill, John Hodel, Kathryn Bloss, Norman Salant, Carolann Solebello, Libby Johnson, Frank Mazzetti, Diane Perry, Chris Fuller, Steve Schalchlin, Dana McCoy, Jane Byaela, Jon Naberezny, Rick Snyder, Steph Durwin and Rick Ahneman.
Fireman’s Garden 8th St (Aves C & D)
art exhibit
6BC Botanical Garden 6th St (Aves B & C)
TREASURE HUNT BEGINS HERE
12-5pm Explore the gardens in a Mystical Treasure Hunt! Pick up your passport at 6BC Botanical Garden and follow the clues to collect treasures of each element: Earth, Air, Fire, Water. Present your stamped passport and elements at the final garden: El Sol Brillante, where a fortune teller and more prizes await you. The first 10 to complete the Treasure Hunt will also win gift certificates to local ice cream shop Mikey Likes It!
5pm Reading and Discussion Susana Aikin Filmmaker/Writer
A presentation of THE WEIGHT OF THE HEART, a novel by Susana Aikin, and the reading of a few excerpts by the author.
THE READING will be followed by a discussion about writing about family and childhood memories. Three more New York writers will be present in the discussion and read excerpts of their novels.
A session of Q & A will follow, so as to engage the audience in the discussion.
Garden of the Humanitarians, 270 E.4th St (B & C)
4-7pm A Celebration to say Thank You to the leaders, activists and Legends of the Lower East Side past, present and future. To honor the love and dedication of their leadership. We want to acknowledge all the efforts made to step up and speak up for the Lower East Side Community. Live music, poetry, singing dancing and special guest speakers. Hosted by Kanielle Hernandez and Albert Santana
Sam & Sadie Koenig Garden, 237 East 7th st (C & D)
3pm Jazz, Ethan Silverman Trio, Ethan Silverman on saxophone, Simon Wilson on bass, Mike Camacho – drums
Campos Garden 12th St (Aves B & C)
6-8pm Poetry and Comedy: Kite Youth Poetry Performance w/Robert Galinsky
11BC Garden 11th St (Aves B & C)
2-5 pm Jazz Steve Wirts on sax, George Garzone on sax, Peter Slavov on bass, and Juan Chiavassa on drums.
El Sol Brillante 12th St (Aves A & B)
Last garden on the treasure hunt
6th & B Garden Ave B (6th St)
1:00-6:00 pm TYPEWRITTEN TALES, followed by a poetry reading at around 5 or 5:30. Coordinated by Sally Young.
1-6 pm Art Around the Garden, Bring you brushes and paints and creativity, we supply the canvas for your next masterpiece on the outside of the garden fence
7:00-9:00 pm Sounds in the Garden: NOWHERESVILLE, coordinated by garden member Peter Loureiro, with VC and a eclectic mix of NYC singer-songwriters.
Sunday 9/26
9C Garden (Ave C & 9th St)
Noon to 3pm A Children’s Painting event -canvases will be put up on the fence on Avenue C, bring supplies if you can we will have some there for kids to use.
First St Green Art Park, First St & 2nd Ave
Free JAZZ Presented by Arts for Art, Arts for Art is dedicated to the exceptional creativity that originated in the African American multi-arts jazz culture that utilizes improvisation to express a larger, more positive dream of inclusion and freedom.
1:30 Alexis Marcelo Trio, Alexis Marcelo – keyboards / Rashaan Carter – bass / Russell Carter – drums
2:30 Michael TA Thompson Trio, TA Thompson – drums / Ken Filiano – bass / Dave Ross – guitar
3:30 Yoshiko Chuma- dance / Lenny Pickett – sax
4:00 Avram Fefer Trio, Avram Fefer – tenor / Michael Bisio – bass / Michael Wimberly – drums
6BC Botanical Garden (Aves B & C)
1-4pm KIDS and PLAY-DOH
Green Oasis 8th St (Aves C & D)
1-4 pm Flag Fold Shibori Workshop , As part of City Artist Corps, Brigitte will make a large piece with friends, using the flag fold shibori process indigo. All welcome to try this process and use the indigo vat. Bring old pillow cases or sheets, or any cotton fabric,tshirts you would like to dye. Will provide gloves and some t-shirts.
4 pm VC Victor, Carmine and friends
Fiddler & The Crossroads Trio features Blues Hall-of-Famer and official fiddler for the Tampa Bay Lightning Hockey team, Greg Holt. We are an Irish/Cajun Bluegrass band that will take you to the crossroads of Irish and Cajun music with upbeat versions of Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Irish Rovers and other greats, plus great originals! Very high energy, fun music!
6pm Paul Sachs
Paul Sachs writes lyrical and gritty songs. Born and raised in New York City, Sachs still plays various venues where his finger style guitar work and powerful voice combines to create mesmerizing vignettes. Sing Out Magazine states, “ Song after song he creates lovely melodies”. Sachs has produced 6 albums and still lives in NYC.
7pm Reza Abdoh book launch (Bidoun)
La Plaza Cultural de Armando Perez (Ave C & 9th St)
4pm Zaid Nasser Trio with Zaid Nasser(alto sax), Ari Roland (bass) and Keith Balla (drums).
5pm Jazz duo of guitarist Elliott Sharp and saxophonist Sam Newsome
6pm Samara Lubelski violin and guitar Duo with Bill Nace
Sam & Sadie Koenig Garden, 237 East 7th st (C & D)
3pm Jazz/Soul/Funk
The JV Trio, Jesse Villalobos – piano, Adam Chilenski – bass, Bill Campbell -drums
De Colores Community Yard & Cultural Center 8th St (Aves B & C)
3pm Dania Bressler performs Viotti concerto No.22 in A minor
3:30 Bella Cauley presents original compositions
Edward Weston, the photographer, wrote in his journal:” The glorious new pepper Sonya brought me has kept me keyed up all week and caused me to expose eight negatives: – I’m not satisfied yet! “
For all of us can understand that emotion – especially the seven poets & performers who will appear this Sunday.
Who are the readers? I’m glad you asked.
Christina Chalmers, Sparrow, Violet Snow , Sylvia Gorelick, Leah Hennessey, Emily Allan, Ana C. H. Silva.
In other words, some of the most engaging minds of our generation.
Plus me! sparrow
Here is a poem I might possibly read:
Longfellow’s Love
Longfellow’s love poems,
are so bad, they’ve inspired
thousands to
become celibate.
5:30pm Razzle Dazzle Magic Show–An extremely silly magic show for kids! Grownups can watch if they promise to behave.
Le Petite Versailles, 2nd St between Aves B & C
7pm PERFORMANCE: Tim Cusack’s “I Ping the Body Electric” reimagines Walt Whitman’s iconic ode to the human anatomy from the perspective of a 50-something, HIV-positive gay man. This solo dance-theatre piece, co-created with director Patrice Miller, foregrounds Cusack’s queer, aging, “diseased” bodily presence as the focus of the performance, in the process disrupting and challenging normative valuations concerning “masculinity,” “youth,” and “health.”
Monday 9/27
The Plaza of the Wind Offerings
Outside of Grace Exhibition Space: 182 Avenue C, Between 11/12th streets
4:00 pm Happening: Mr Glean by Kappo Kappino (Artist, Rolando Politi): Mr Glean picks up cigarette butts and straws from which transform into art.
4:30 pm Kids: Obstacle Course Building: Mon, 9/27 and Tues 9/28 Children come decorate boxes with harvest decorations, origami, crayon drawings, water paints. Wednesday 9/29 it becomes an obstacle for a children’s race course. Lead by runner & passionate health advocate Harry B. Lichtenstein.
5:30 pm Social: The Plaza Teach-in with Lisa Saunders of Immerse Italy
Carmen’s Garden, 117 Ave C, 7th & 8th Sts
7-8:30 pm Film screening, “Faces Places” Agnes Varda and JR
Tuesday 9/28
Outside of Grace Exhibition Space: 182 Avenue C, Between 11/12th streets
4:30 pm Kids Obstacle Course Build Children decorate boxes with harvest decorations, origami, crayon drawings, water paints. Wednesday 9/29 it becomes an obstacle for a children’s race course. Lead by runner & passionate health advocate Harry B. Lichtenstein.
6:00 pm Kids Origami with Lily Kaplan, 11 yrs old. Kids teaching kids.
6:00 pm Wellness Acupressure treatments, ear seeds with Wendy Henry, AcL with Rachel Kaplan, AcL. Wendy Licensed Acupuncturist. Acumobile. Ear seeds are tiny metal dots, stuck on meridian points on the ear. Press on them everyday to stimulate points. Info will be available for Acumobile, East Village Wellness Circle & Loisaida Wellness.
LaPlaza Cultural, 9th St & Ave C
5pm Visualize Green Infrastructure! Join Green Map’s walking discussion on this timely topic
Campos Garden 12th St (Aves B & C)
7pm Film A Plague On All Our Houses, a documentary about the choreographic process during and how dancers continued to work together, the issues that can up dancing & rehearsing remotely. (2021) With intro from Tamar Rogoff Running time: 62 minutes https://tamarrogoff.com/
De Colores Community Yard & Cultural Center 8th St (Aves B & C)
6pm Photography: Slide Shows presented by New York City photographers David Godlis & Dan Root
Wednesday 9/29
Outside of Grace Exhibition Space: 182 Avenue C, Between 11/12th streets
4:30 pm Kids: Run the Obstacle Course Challenge: painted decorated boxes become an obstacle for a children’s race course. Lead by runner & passionate health advocate Harry B. Lichtenstein.
6:00pm Wellness: Herbal Class with Noreen Kelly, ND Free Medicinal Herbal Class. We will learn how to identify medicinally viable plants, determine what is a “weed”, examine the traditional uses of these plants, look at some of the current science, and then make a tea. All are welcome.
https://www.naturopathnyc.com/
7:30pm Social Protecting Wilderness: Ancient Forests and Our Future Breaths Learn about an ancient wild forest in the Yaak Valley, Montana – “the lungs of this continent” – that is under threat of being cut and sold for profit. – Write your own imaginings of what the forest has to teach us in our current age of fires – Create a silk wildflower that is native to the Yaak Valley that will be part of the body and organs of a 10-foot puppet installed in this forest. – Integrate embodied artistic practice, political advocacy and community action
Also Oct 1 at 182 Ave C & Oct 2 at El Jardin Del Paraiso at 4th /5th between C&D
De Colores Community Yard & Cultural Center, 8th St (Aves B & C)
6:30 pm PERFORMANCE: Tim Cusack’s “I Ping the Body Electric” reimagines Walt Whitman’s iconic ode to the human anatomy from the perspective of a 50-something, HIV-positive gay man. This solo dance-theatre piece, co-created with director Patrice Miller, foregrounds Cusack’s queer, aging, “diseased” bodily presence as the focus of the performance, in the process disrupting and challenging normative valuations concerning “masculinity,” “youth,” and “health.”
La Plaza Cultural de Armando Perez (Ave C & 9th St)
FILMS 6pm “GARBAGIA” RT: 10 minutes, Or how the trash was one.
6:30 pm Film: Demeter’s Daughter, Site Work version (1997) With intro by Tamar Rogoff RT: 58 minutes
Thursday 9/30
Outside of Grace Exhibition Space: 182 Avenue C, Between 11/12th Sts.
2:00 pm Social C Tawk with JC Augustin.“Don’t dream it, BE it.” Live the talk show experience, live from Avenue C. JC channels Merv Griffin and Mike Douglas on Loisaida’s street of dreams.
4:30 pm Kids & Family Socially distant Tango Tangles class. Dance tango connected via a rope, host DD Maucher.
De Colores Community Yard & Cultural Center, 8th St (Aves B & C)
6pm Standup Comedy: Joan Reinmuth and Nature Boi Comedy
Green Oasis, 8th St (Aves C & D)
6:30p Music. Family PLAN: Immaculately conceived in 2018 in Brooklyn, Family Plan is an aesthetically diverse three-person extraction. The contemporary jazz trio consists of the Canadian pianist Andrew Boudreau and two Chileans, Vicente Hansen and Simón Willson, on drums and bass, respectively. Family Plan has performed at venues such as Scholes Street Studio (NYC), Dièse Onze (Montreal), and the LilyPad (Cambridge), among others. Descendants in equal parts to the sensibilities of high- and low-brow music, Family Plan is performing this concert to celebrate the release of its eponymously-titled debut album comprised entirely of original compositions on Endectomorph
Friday 10/1
Outside of Grace Exhibition Space: 182 Avenue C, Between 11/12th Sts.
2:00 pm Social C Tawk with JC Augustin.“Don’t dream it, BE it.” Live the talk show experience, live from Avenue C. JC channels Merv Griffin and Mike Douglas on Loisaida’s street of dreams.
4:30 pm – up to 6:30 Kids Make Bioremediating Reliefs with artist Jacobie Zeretsky. Use clay, sticks, earthen plasters, sand, seaweed, small shells, plant matter, probiotics, plant based pencils, paper, cardboard. We reflect: “Who you want to be in the place you want to see”.
5:45 pm Social: Protecting Wilderness: Ancient Forests and Our Future Breaths
7:00 pm Social: “What’s your name?” with JK Canepa
Garden of Trinity Church, 602 E.9th St (B & C)
7pm Theater, October 1-4
Children’s Magical Garden, Stanton St (Norfolk St)
5pm Vít Hořejš‘s Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theatre, presents Czech and Slovak Tales with Strings
La Plaza Cultural de Armando Perez (Ave C & 9th St)
5 pm Pinc Louds
Green Oasis, 8th St (Aves C & D)
5:30 Music Mbira NYC Nora Balaban
6:30 pm Matthieu Eveillard
7:30 pm Pete Margolis
8:30 pm Faith
www.faithnyc.net
Campos Garden, 12th St (Aves B & C)
6:30 OPERA: Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble presents The Great Aria Throwdown
Carmen’s Garden, 117 Ave C, 7th & 8th Sts
6pm Jim Flynn on the Irish Harp
Saturday 10/2
Orchard Alley Community Garden 350 E 4th (C&D)
9 am Yoga Classes – 45 minute hatha flow!By Alex Royals of YesYeahYoga! Bring your own mat!
Children’s Magical Garden, Stanton St & Norfolk St
Free JAZZ Presented by Arts for Art, Arts for Art is dedicated to the exceptional creativity that originated in the African American multi-arts jazz culture that utilizes improvisation to express a larger, more positive dream of inclusion and freedom.
1:30 Behroozi /Cooper-Moore/Mela, Daro Behroozi – reeds/ Cooper-Moore – diddley-bow,mouth-bow/ Francisco Mela – drums
2:30 Michael Wimberly Trio , Waldron Madhi Ricks – trumpet / Adam Lane – bass / Michael Wimberly – drums
3:30 Yuko Otomo – Poet
4:00 Steve Swell Kende Dreams, Steve Swell – trb / Rob Brown – alto / William Parker – bass / TA Thompson – drums
11St Community Garden, First Ave & Ave A
noon to 6pm Gina Healy Band and friends
Green Oasis, 8th St (Aves C & D)
3pm Joan Reinmuth’s Satire workshop, 2nd PART PERFORMANCE
3:30 FULA FLUTE
5pm- DASO – Afro-Caribbean Soul
6pm Drag Show, Isaac Miss Isaac presents an hour of drag. In this set there will be live singing, live painting, and full on drag numbers! Exploring themes of harvest and feasting in connection to the garden, this show made of Broadway songs and pop music with performance art elements is sure to be one of a kind.”
El Jardin del Paraiso, 4th St & 5th St (Aves C & D) 2-7pm
The 8th Beneficial MudBall Beneficial Ball and Ephemeral PIazza
with El Jardin Del Paraiso & The Harvest Arts Festival:
Join us to celebrate Lifestyles of Bioremediation, Symbiosis1 & Reciprocity. We will co-create a bustling village center.
Come “be who you want to BE in the place you want to SEE”2. Just one caveat: for one day can our supply and resource flows better aim to create the beneficial succession of air, water, soil and selves?
It’s a potluck too. Share your healthy dish choices. Local or traditional or vegan or healthy humane non veg foods. (label with ingredients). Bring your own spork & folding cup/plate so we don’t make lots of waste. Be mindful of containers and serving utensils. Just this once let’s go the extra bit to experience our collective potential to build more reciprocity between humans and everything else.
We intend to: picnic, enjoy live music, oysters, Urban Sustainability, herb tour, acupuncture, wellness, make river cleaning mud balls, make silk flowers, a procession to river to throw beneficial mud balls to bioremediate it (5pm), air testing, wellness offerings, fermentation, fungi, learning about biodigestors.
De Colores Community Yard & Cultural Center 8th St (Aves B & C)
3pm Vít Hořejš‘s Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theatre, presents Czech and Slovak Tales with Strings, accompanied by Shoko Nagai on accordion and Satoshi Takeishi percussion
Campos Garden 12th St (Aves B & C)
7pm Afro-Cuban Jazz– Ray Santiago and friends
Sunday 10/3
Sam & Sadie Koenig Garden, 237 East 7th st (C & D)
14th Annual Art and Music Festival at the ~ Sam & Sadie Koenig Garden
3:30pm ~ Music starts at 4pm
ART , Andre Lucien ~ painting, Anne Edris ~ painting and sculpture, Kathy Creutzburg ~ sculpture, Alicja Sobieraj-Litwinski ~ drawings and paintings
MUSIC with jazz stylist Carla Savoy & her trio with special guests, Dan Rosengard ~ Keys, Paul Shapiro ~ Tenor and Flute, Tony Lewis ~ Drums
Guest singers ~ Matthew Sarles & Michael Austin, celebrating the lyrics and music of Alan and Marilyn Bergman, and Anthony Newley
Green Oasis, 8th St (Aves C & D)
5 pm Theater with Bina Shariff’s ,“Life is a One Act Play “
Children’s Magical Garden, Stanton St & Norfolk St
Free JAZZ Presented by Arts for Art, Arts for Art is dedicated to the exceptional creativity that originated in the African American multi-arts jazz culture that utilizes improvisation to express a larger, more positive dream of inclusion and freedom.
1:30 Ishito/Carter/Nebula , Ayumi Ishito – tenor saxophone/fx / Nebula – theremin /Daniel Carter – reeds, flute, trp
2:30 Patrick Holmes Trio, Patrick Holmes – clarinet / Jesse Dulman – tuba / Ryan Sawyer – drums
3:30 NoLand – Poet / Luke Stewart – bass
4:00 Sound & Cry, Patricia Nicholson – text, dance / Jean Carla Rodea – vocals / William Parker – gimbre
El Jardin del Paraiso 4th St & 5th St (Aves C & D)
3pm Vít Hořejš‘s Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theatre, presents Czech and Slovak Tales with Strings
Beginning On the corner of 10th St and Ave B and ending at 6th St and Ave B
5pm- Procession with Batala and Earth Celebrations
Batalá New York is a part of a global arts project made up of over 30 bands around the world. The music of Batalá originates in Salvador, the capital of the state of Bahia, in northeastern Brazil.
Earth Celebrations’ spectacular Climate Solution costumes join the LUNG’s Harvest Arts Procession
VOLUNTEER & SIGN-UP to wear a specular Climate Solution Costume: https://earthcelebrations.com/contact-us/
More Information – www.earthcelebrations.com
6th&B Garden Ave B (6th St)
6pm Cubracabras
A seven-piece band of brothers, Chupacabras peppers Afro-Cuban beats with jazz, rock and a captivating stage presence, inspiring audiences to move, love and live like never before.
