Friday October 14, 2022

Jewelry Workshop with Anna Pasztor

3–6 pm

Carmen’s Garden, 117 Ave C (between 7th & 8th Streets).

Materials provided.


Bleu y Blues MUSIC

6:30 – 9 pm

Green Oasis Community Garden, 370 E 8th St (between Ave C & D).

6:30 pm. Graffiti Child Project “Improvised Electronic Beat Music”

7:30 pm. MATHIEU EVEILLARD, a French singer songwriter from Brittany. He has released 5 albums under his own name since his move to NYC in 2015, all available on the digital platforms. Before that, he was the founding member of KOWALSKI, a French folk rock quartet. His lyrical songs are written in French and in English. He will perform a selection of songs from all his albums, between dogs and wolves. 

Mathieu Eveillard

PETE MARGOLIS, New York City guitarist, mandolin and banjo player, playing many genres of music from jazz to bluegrass and world music.

Pete Margolis

Dance & Films

Campos Community Garden, 644 E 12th St (between Ave B & C). 

6–7 pm

MAGICAL DUET

Gina Bonati, actor/dancer, performs with Christopher Lee Hodel, bassist.


7 pm (Rescheduled from Thursday, October 13).

FILMS

Four short videos from Campos Garden & Cuala Foundation’s 2020 “Samhain” (SOW-en) event exploring the dark feminine roots of Halloween and other indigenous LES cultures (Native, Taino, Arawak, Afghan, Thai etc.).
Videographer: James Higgins.
Editors: Jacob Swartz and Jacob Weisblatt. 

Also, a rare opportunity to see Rachel Amodeo’s Lower East Side classic “What About Me?” about a young woman who becomes homeless on the streets of Manhattan. (1993 B/W 1 hour 27 min)


Music & Comedy

DeColores Community Yard and Cultural Garden, 311 E 8th St (between Ave B & C).

7 pm. V/C — Victor & Carmine


8 pm. Comedy Stand-up, “10009 Zip Comedy”

Presented by Joan Reinmuth

“I studied comedy on the streets where comedy lives.

‘I teach Satire classes “because that’s how you learn you’re smarter than you were told”.

“I believe I understand this economy, who benefits and who pays. I predict: we will return to a time when we had webbed feet and hugged each other.


Thursday October 13, 2022

Story Telling

7 pm Moved to 3 pm Saturday, October 15.

DeColores Community Yard and Cultural Garden, 311 E 8th St (between Ave B & C).

“Tell Tell Garden” presented by Kate Gorland


Films

7 pm Moved to 7 pm Friday, October 14.

Campos Community Garden, 644 E 12th St (between Ave B & C). 

Four short videos from Campos Garden & Cuala Foundation’s 2020 “Samhain” (SOW-en) event exploring the dark feminine roots of Halloween and other indigenous LES cultures (Native, Taino, Arawak, Afghan, Thai etc.).
Videographer: James Higgins.
Editors: Jacob Swartz and Jacob Weisblatt. 

Also, a rare opportunity to see Rachel Amedeo’s Lower East Side classic “What About Me?” about a young woman who becomes homeless on the streets of Manhattan. (1993 B/W 1 hour 27 min)


Wednesday October 12, 2022

PHOTO SLIDE SHOW.
“Time Exposures” 
With Photographers GEORGE HIROSE & DAN ROOT

7 pm

DeColores Community Yard and Cultural Garden, 311 E 8th St (between Ave B & C).

Dan Root, “Wandering Downtown: Predawn NYC”

George Hirose, “Midnight in the Peoples Garden: Night photos from NYC Community Gardens.”


Tuesday October 11, 2022

Hispanic Heritage Month Film Festival 

7 pm

DeColores Community Yard and Cultural Garden, 311 E 8th St (between Ave B & C).

Highlighting Latinx film makers and collectives in Ecuador and Honduras. 

Featuring the documentary “Mujeres en Movimiento (Women in Movement)” about the lives of migrant women living in the north of Ecuador. It is a very rich film in the sense of the union and strength that exists between women when they connect. 

Refreshments provided by “A Farm For All.”


Monday October 10, 2022

Music at DeColores

2-5pm

311 E.8th st B/C

2-3pm V/C, Victor, Carmine and friends with old school rock and roll

3-4pm Misa Rai, singer songwriter

4-5pm Mitchell Cheng Jazz Trio

Arts for Art presents Jazz

1–5 pm

First Street Green Art Park, 33 E 1st St. 

  1. 1:30 pm. Ishito / Carter / Richardson

    Ayumi Ishito—sax / Daniel Carter—reeds / Demian Richardson—trumpet
     
  2. 2:30 pm. Darius Jones / William Parker / Scott Clark 

    Darius Jones—alto sax / William Parker—bass  / Scott Clark—drums
     
  3. 3:30 pm. Sheila Maldonado

    ​Sheila Maldonado—poetry
     
  4. 4 pm. Avram Fefer’s Trio of Freedom 

    Avram Fefer—sax / Michael Bisio—bass / TA Thompson—drums