12 free events take place in New York City on Monday, September 7, 2009.
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12 free things to do in New York City (NYC) on Monday, September 7, 2009
The Skate Park is open to all skate boarders and roller bladers willing to sign a waiver and wear proper protective gear. Individuals under 18 years of age must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian.
4-6 miles. Walk on boardwalk and some trails. Bring bathing suit for possible swimming, also bring lunch, water and suntan lotion. Old shoes or slippers are a good idea as we will be walking on the beach. Rain cancels.
LeDonne came to New York in the late 70's and has had the unique experience of playing with a wide variety of jazz masters. Everyone from Benny Goodman to Milt Jackson and Sonny Rollins picked him to be in their bands. Oscar Peterson called him "incredible, one of the most talented pianists of this era."
The play takes taks the audience on a journey through a natural environment as the scenes unfold around them. "The process creates a bond among the audience and they leave with open hearts, wide eyes and changed minds," says the play's creator Markell Kiefer. "Because of this many consider it a healing play, an offering for peace."
The Buddha Prince draws from both eastern and western artistic traditions, mixing physical theatre with mask, puppetry and traditional Tibetan music and dance.
The play takes taks the audience on a journey through a natural environment as the scenes unfold around them. "The process creates a bond among the audience and they leave with open hearts, wide eyes and changed minds," says the play's creator Markell Kiefer. "Because of this many consider it a healing play, an offering for peace."
The Buddha Prince draws from both eastern and western artistic traditions, mixing physical theatre with mask, puppetry and traditional Tibetan music and dance.
Students from Carson’s songwriting workshop perform their new work. Featuring Atoosa Grey, Kelly, Kancyr, Gregory Henry, Terry Lin, Clinton Cameron, and special guests.
Bad Nancy presents electro-acoustic compositions as well as improvisations that are exactly the length of top ten billboard pop songs. These pieces will be accompanied by stop-motion animation videos from Eliza Winston.
Academy Award-winning film director Anthony Minghella’s production stars Patricia Racette as Cio-Cio-San, Marcello Giordani as Pinkerton, Dwayne Croft as Sharpless, and Maria Zifchak as Suzuki. Patrick Summers conducts. This a videotaped performance shown on an outdoor screen.