New Yorkers Hang out and Chat Thread

[cinderella]

I'm 2 hours away, but am originally from the big apple, so I like to keep abreast of what's going on over there. Haven't been to the city for a couple of years, and would like to soon now that the winter's over.

Anything interesting going on that doesn't entail a gazillion dollars?

[BestButchBoy]

Originally Posted by cinderella

I'm 2 hours away, but am originally from the big apple, so I like to keep abreast of what's going on over there. Haven't been to the city for a couple of years, and would like to soon now that the winter's over.

Anything interesting going on that doesn't entail a gazillion dollars?

You decide if anything is interesting to you: http://newyork.timeout.com/articles/...-new-york-city

[nycfem]

Originally Posted by cinderella

I'm 2 hours away, but am originally from the big apple, so I like to keep abreast of what's going on over there. Haven't been to the city for a couple of years, and would like to soon now that the winter's over.

Anything interesting going on that doesn't entail a gazillion dollars?

Yeah, I meant for this thread to include areas near New York too but it was too late to edit.

I like to hang out in Central Park and have picnics

If you have not been to the High Line that is a new area to walk that is pretty nifty: http://www.thehighline.org/

Then there are always street fairs, so much fun for cheap shopping, cheap yummy eating, and great people watching and music listening on a good day: http://www.nycstreetfairs.com/sched.html

[greyingbutch]

http://vittoriarepetto.wordpress.com...bluestockings/

Tues April 27 Sarah Sarai & Adrienne Baldassano at Women’s & Trans’ Poetry Jam -Bluestockings
Women’s & Trans’ Poetry Jam & Open Mike

Tuesday April 27th 7PM – 9PM

Feature Writers: Sarah Sarai & Adrienne Baldassano

Sarah Sarai’s poems are charged with the terrible presence of the now and the dangerous fact of words. This is poetry as it should be. Scary, strange, generous, intensely in a physical world while illuminating an unimaginable spiritual world. This is writing that sings. The song it sings is the song of our hearts.

Adrienne Baldassano has, all too often, found hirself caught between male and female. Through hir poetry, ze seeks to find and define a space for all those who do not fit into binary oppositions, be it male/female, up/down, or past/future.

Bluestockings Bookstore
$5 suggested donation

Hosted by Vittoria repetto – the hardest working guinea butch dyke poet on the lower east side


Bluestockings Bookstore
172 Allen St.
(between Staton & Rivington)
1 1/2 blocks south from E.Houston
NYC
212-777-6028
info@bluestockings.com

http://www.bluestockings.com/

Open mike – sign-up at 7 pm – 8 minute limit
Bring your poetry, your prose, your songs, and your spoken word.
Take V or F train to 2nd Ave. and exit from the 1st Ave exit and walk south down Allen St. (aka. 1st Ave) 1 ½ blocks to the store


Press contact person: Vittoriar@aol.com

[sharonsuburbia]

great to see the ny grrls and bois

now i have a reason to checkib more