58 Gallery presents ELEVATED, recent paintings by KIRK BRAY
Opening Reception Thursday June 12th 7-11pm
Exhibition up from June 12th - July 6th

For more info: fifty8.com

DSae presents

The Art of Dating
A Remix of the television show The Dating Game, exploring the progressive changes in singles' behaviors through one liners, comedic responses, and personalities who think long walks in the park are as, "sexy as a toothache." All Adults welcome.

Music By: The Plush Interior
Visuals by: Maria Rubbio
Host: Dujuana Sharese

Friday June 13th
Jordan's Lounge
247 Newark Ave
Jersey City
Between Coles and Monmouth
7:30p - 10p
$7 cover
cyphermovement.com

The HDSID is pleased to announce the first annual weekly summer live music series, Groove on Grove! This series will be held at the Grove Path Plaza Wednesdays from 6 pm to 8 pm beginning June 11th through September 3rd.

Wednesday, June 11, 2008 at 6:00pm-8:00pm
Bryan Beninghove Trio
Location:
Grove Path Plaza
Newark and Columbus Boulevard

For more details visit: jcdowntown.com

Be sure not to miss another performance from Cate Musiq Group at LITM June 21st

The Cate Musiq Group is:
Cate vocals / piano / guitar
Dr. Q bass
Antonio Facchini drums
Mike Maher trumpet / flugel horn / vocals

For more info visit: litm.com

Connect the Parks Clambake & BBQ
Sunday, June 1st, 3-7pm at The Light Horse Tavern
Waterfront Park Conceptual Master Plan Fundraiser
Tickets $100 per person • Children under 15 free

50% of ticket price will be tax deductible and 100% of money raised will be donated to the Connect the Parks effort to hire a Landscape Architect to design a Conceptual Master Plan for a world class waterfront park for Jersey City. Bring family and friends and support Open Space in Jersey City! Enjoy great food and drink (beer & wine included).
Live music! Fun games! Silent auction! Sponsored by Light Horse Tavern and Jersey City Waterfront Parks Conservancy. For additional information, e-mail: connecttheparks@gmail.com

To RSVP or to make a donation if you cannot attend click here.

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Sunday Sampler: Local Color
Sunday, May 18, 2008, 2pm, Free Event

“In honor of Historic Preservation Month, The Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy, The Jersey City Public Library and Jersey City Museum team up to present and preserve the colorful and engaging stories of our local neighborhoods!”

Join Jersey City Museum for an afternoon of history and stories. John Hallanan from the J.C. Landmarks Conservancy will speak about his research into Jersey City during the decades Mayor Hague was in office. The history of education in Jersey City will be the subject of a talk by Cynthia Harris, Manager of The New Jersey Room at the Jersey City Public Library. Council President Mariano Vega will discuss the local Latino experience post WWII to the present. Finally, Barbara Bickart, artist in residence at JCM, will talk about her recent collaborative projectwe call it the river..., a video performance that explores the effects of gentrification on the residents who live, work and worship in Downtown Jersey City. JCM Curator Dr. Rocio Aranda-Alvarado will introduce and moderate the discussion.

Share your stories:
Spearheaded by the Jersey City Museum and the Jersey City Public Library, this program will kick off a special year-long project of collecting and preserving local stories, The public is invited, as are groups who are interested in creating oral histories with their members. Information on how to conduct oral histories and sign up sheets for groups or individuals who wish to become part of the project will be available at the event.

Sunday Sampler is an evolving series that happens each month. The series will highlight the many types programs and events we have on view at the museum. Sunday Sampler is a laid back and casual Sunday afternoon event where wine and light snacks are served as a way to bring artists and art enthusiasts together to mix, mingle and network. Gallery tours will be offered as part of the Sunday Sampler Series. Sunday Samplers act as a way to enhance events and programs already in place.

The wrong address entirely was used for Madame Claude Cafe in this issue of NEW. Our sincere apologies! Please download a revised version of NEW and take note of their actual address:
364 1/2 4th Street

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