[Fredslist] May 2013 NYC Events Calendar

Wed May 1 11:39:27 EDT 2013

Greetings Everyone!

Spring has finally arrived and with it the May 2013 NYC Events Calendar.  While we are all busy working and networking, let's take some time to enjoy some warmth, smell the spring flowers and maybe see some butterflies.

Have a wonderful month!

Liz

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[NYC Event Calendar]

MAY 2013

At the Movies

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Turtle Hill Brooklyn
Opens May 3rd at The Quad Cinemas
34 W. 13th St. [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp_jpoU14hYIq36mcFYJTRcvS2MuXGqRG6_nkDPcK3EH1AGj5KNJHgzxFZarl9fFnjIznYeAZxNTRUNsEwaEXKqTLA3SDG9izTECJ0Yfu_kDMQ==> [1 Train] [2 Train] [3 Train] [L Train] [F Train] [M Train] [Path Train]
Longtime couple Will and Mateo are throwing a 30th birthday party for Will at their home in Brooklyn. Will's conservative sister stops by unexpectedly, forcing him to come out to her and face the repercussions. As friends pour in and the drinks flow, another surprise guest exposes lies and threatens Will and Mateo's seemingly perfect relationship. Friends argue politics in the pool, relationships and religion on the patio, and everyone has a whack at the piñata. When the bottles are empty and guests are gone, the couple faces the reality of who they are individuals and where they stand as a couple. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp9Ab8Q51uXDX4X8UfnfgqCNsKIMuO8zFpv2Bh2eRaJDfq3cPxs27W2biEe6zLMElTuTEGOQDD2KzeoqwdJypFV1kWzC0II9xFr4oC7I7WlF3A8fZKB-ZIHCs8TCv2ctBM4=>.

Renoir
May 12th-May 18th at The Angelika Film Center
18 West Houston St. [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp-CIVZyDY0cTzEMElIpsIPT54VSC-HnoQQS3uyMC41sNOR2_pd_NNXw-asgnitdxd2lVVBxJ35Qo0JIjN_PQM3m3RCVJjolzJORZpzRZ9oQpg==> [B Train] [D Train] [F Train] [M Train]
Set on the French Riviera in the summer of 1915, Gilles Bourdos' lushly atmospheric drama tells the story of celebrated Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir and his middle son, the filmmaker Jean Renoir. In declining health at age 74, the elder Renoir is filled with an unexpected energy when a young woman miraculously enters his world. At the same time, Jean also falls under the spell of the free-spirited Andrée. Their beautiful home and majestic countryside grounds reverberate with familial intrigue as both Renoirs become smitten with the enchanting and headstrong young muse. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp_DBE209DYcFGY4rEmC_6Epto-2B4UxuIWpVEDqiMndvAnI9Z9hjj3SF08y4R5MNFEMINFWn3nB51RUjNcxRKXI5wog11aayg1WIy0OSq0XwbRt2fLyF1PkjKTijY2idHKYHvNWiqxTZ_r3HXBzCNHtAUgW66LG0CgnaAzBc0RhqFVCDSH0_JStmJlZO83iGGOybevc2KbLXQ==>.

Music Events

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Dark Star Orchestra
May 13th and 14th at 8:00 P.M. at Brooklyn Bowl
61 Wythe Ave., Brooklyn [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp_zXdo3j1hvtT1Ny57ccwwywD7ULDOaJkFpYBTUDjNaqeAHu2V9iJBzZE73eoCVkYqb3heNvHBJ6U_dqWw4xq8wNhfSQGWMcJc1LZRsRye52w==> [L Train]
Performing to critical acclaim worldwide for nearly 15 years and over 2000 shows, Dark Star Orchestra continues the Grateful Dead concert experience. Their shows are built off the Dead's extensive catalog and the talent of these 7 fine musicians. On any given night the band will perform a show based on a set list from the Grateful Dead's 30 years of extensive touring or use their catalog to program a unique set list for the show. This allows fans both young and old to share in the experience. By recreating set lists from the past, and by developing their own sets of Dead songs, Dark Star Orchestra offers a continually evolving artistic outlet within this musical canon. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp8wa5ZuFeBj6AmqR02pIlsNuhxU4Nf-UAzNrYoHsVZS9cvBVbQUAOFwpgdGDnBPGEUspL8VbZpK1k_7H1YYte-dbL0IiSzHkdNceDe4IQG_UpGDTTzTf9u2KXSp-DXChJNlY16TM7_fgfDlutxa9aLI-5uFVrME7a53ir47UK-ZnA==>.

Memorial Day Concert at St. John the Divine
May 27th at 8:00 P.M.
112th St. and Amsterdam Ave. [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp8FbnI_KHtlET6YFT-1Ia9gwmlL-6682a5W6xV3_46BPJVibkwZAoh_8MmKe2pL0UqtrnlpvkBjsLv-WG_apdZUgSm4lXbTI4lss_fs-AAQjw==> [1 Train]
Anton Bruckner; Symphony No. 3 in D Minor, "Wagner" (1873, plus many revisions). In 1873, in hopes of finding a champion, the timid but determined Anton Bruckner showed up on the Bayreuth doorstep of his idol, composer Richard Wagner, and asked whether he might dedicate a symphony to him, and offering a choice between his Second and the as-yet-unfinished Third symphonies. Not known for his humility, Wagner selected the Third, which included quotations from his operas, Die Walküre and Tristan und Isolde, and which Bruckner therefore dubbed "Wagner Symphony." The Third Symphony exists in no fewer than nine versions, because Bruckner was all too ready to accept the tinkering of others who thought they could improve on the composer's works. The epic sweep and rich brass sonorities unfolding in all their majesty - hallmarks of Bruckner's unique sound - make the Third Symphony an exhilarating sonic experience. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp88ww9GLCVPilhq9o4JmtvlgMph7_-MRIKz-KaD7TU6ivD3_1vA_Hcunp_-bbBdmJ_ewogoS3GoW6eWZaJkbnPp-2kLlIToKShFy2IU6j0cDM73ZOmdNo3m0pl4QDQPdebMSKevnKIqGbw-MpG01IjVTUUQtClSNufAdlQKyAQlPzrBwx5IPDvMRNib1QxhPreccUnNPXkT6itoTtj9V4KR>.

Food & Drink

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ACME
May 1st-May 31st
9 Great Jones St. [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp-mtvCYlkd6FhuRUkRL4dtZrbzX_og0TocinZzD1rRaWkElAUvbz6mcrdroAH37YBvabJ9BdWleUZgDtnuhXFkyEokZYmoEzruF4pfjH7SicQ==> [6 Train]
ACME is a modern bistro helmed by Executive Chef Mads Refslund offering locally sourced, seasonal New American fare with subtle Nordic influences. The cuisine offers combinations of flavors both familiar and unexpected within the comfort of a casual dining setting. Go see for yourself why hordes of fashionable, newly converted downtown locavores are descending on this eatery. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp9GW4U5wcKDecZW-vfNUSss9iJfQiA4jGWlvVETQNNdOUfJu86HHusLj_MmZkUWWf74R9Mn_lv32x_Enk414VN_-M4R9ioxtJw=>.

Homebrew 101: A Beginners Class
May 7th at 7:30 P.M. at Brooklyn Homebrew
163 8th St., Brooklyn [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp9Dv30UgST-ygz-7vu4nqoyGRCfFGbPpcSko2lb7Rs8I4_ME9oJYH1AEHA9JPPlTIvWbFcga3zXOrvfCFoOvCVp56VHFf4HdxgSB6SYNNAAjg==> [R Train] [F Train] [G Train]
Join expert brewer, Christian Lovrich, as he guides you through all the basics of learning to make beer at home. Christian Lovrich has been teaching high school biology in South Brooklyn for the last 7 years and has been brewing for the same amount of time. In those years, his passion and understanding of the microbiological world and education have not only improved the beer he makes, but the way he teaches. By focusing on practical scientific procedure in the brewing process and "hands on" learning, he hopes to help push your beer to the next level. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp9jlLOpUDm9ZSr1oXMHT3BAq6gEoY0CO2NUDO_Si5XPD1RrZBKuBmXcqW8_Bu0F8lcOyFiC-eW4SfEZVmWuOtRu6lluBvt9stvhm51CFdBOR8vipzCxpZThkqCkC5RKTFm8yLx3HO8NniuBtDRWAuxn>.

The Great GoogaMooga
May 18th and 19th at Prospect Park
Nethermead Meadow, Prospect Park, Brooklyn [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp8g6Q2HCZPm2Q2OPdHzZD-3Ih9xj0yA6-SmqYlXqsxNznefucN-6xZ62OOvr2q-_OyQGr9f3hEaeL54TwPzlgneZexdHKcjcvkw53LPG-9DBg==> [2 Train] [3 Train] [Q Train] [B Train] [F Train] [G Train] [S Train]
This May, Prospect Park will transform into an amusement park of food and drink, otherwise known as The Great GoogaMooga. Approximately 75 food vendors, 35 brewers, 30 winemakers and 20 live music performances will be on hand to help you relish some of life's greatest pleasures-gathering with friends and neighbors to eat, drink, talk, laugh, dance, linger and just... be together. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp8GzyVAewFW-tHpYfMhJ5MurxtppKaxE2Ijl2hxtDCt_RwE__VDUnj7J1Xz2zUPhazeujC8nkSKyo3GczAQv_dsoc6sx8ELXQcU8r7FH5-THwnwgQD2TeFq>.

Cultural Arts

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I'm a Stranger Here Myself
May 1st-May 19th at The York Theatre Company at Saint Peter's
619 Lexington Ave. [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp93lnVmJ3T1XownQl22LPadGxa9mpyBAfnRBZg8YK5FkdGfTUeltOrQl2fk8LY5_tzZYcsv9CTbGXjMXiBeiaChKOIh_MD797WdCnrOy411Hg==> [6 Train] [E Train] [M Train]
In I'm a Stranger Here Myself, award-winning entertainer Mark Nadler "explores the depths of the European expatriate experience. Using songs by German and French artists - Kurt Weill, Friedrich Hollaender, Lotte Lenya and Marlene Dietrich (to name a few) - who through their music express the declarations of identity, the resistance in the face of terror and the hopes for survival. Nadler examines the lives of these artists as well as those of ordinary German citizens caught up in one of the most intriguing periods of the Twentieth Century. Nadler's multilingual performances of songs that speak of yearning for deliverance are especially pungent in their evocation of European Jews and homosexuals, the luckiest of whom found refuge in America." Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp_4LV5v330HO7HG2eemAn_Z62VhXn897igsjkqAmZByAFnAGR_q8GIji81Msn6MzmsPCoBlxVvR7RnaCPgoyOncT7QoGK4kfZxnS78GJpd8JTb0BhyyewDI4xTGpKWAq9dWFNVm_pA8srI20NJ1kx4njr-DmVG8dxY=>.

Motown The Musical
May 1st-May 31st at The Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
205 W. 46th St. [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp-QYf_tPBhG2mgkcBuW57Eg68EUy3bxxR7R-i9CzNKr-jnirldEo7F6ZPw137-VFKZaMrXl7LPizPClHOVYyoG12biibq0dMx3j42Oc41C0gg==> [N Train] [Q Train] [R Train]
This is the real story of the one-of-a-kind sound that hit the airwaves in 1959 and changed our culture forever. This exhilarating show charts Motown founder Berry Gordy's incredible journey from featherweight boxer to the heavyweight music mogul who launched the careers of Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye and so many more. Featuring all the classics you love, this amazing production tells the story behind the hits as Diana, Smokey, Berry and the whole Motown family fight against the odds to create the soundtrack that changed America. Motown shattered barriers, shaped our lives, and made us all move to the same beat. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp9dEqdixy5j72hMHaWfp6rSIHolKHLGxkyPN_82HHaluk41-lpqolRTi3LQJ4zjUCDGuNKuMIkZwARyh5flVhyB1wD3che0uQu9PwFqv72tQg==>.

Rediscover New York

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Pier 5
May 1st-May 31st at Brooklyn Bridge Park
Joralemon St., Brooklyn [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp87585KUPKLK22bX8zY2nksnPBDhXc1jByp4hFev7rK8Lu0aXY42tXkJUCJNmEZ3ekSo1bKmTymuTIG_vG32dL1kzXna3Nwi1tNKvC9aPYAkw==> [2 Train] [3 Train] [4 Train] [6 Train] [N Train] [R Train]
Pier 5 is the Park's first space dedicated to active recreation. Spread across five beautifully restored acres, the 650-foot-long pier features three multi-purpose sports fields, playgrounds, bait prep stations, over 2 dozen shade sails to provide shade on those warm Spring days, along with many other amenities. Pier 5 has something for everyone. And the view doesn't stink either! Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp8R-vsaOAxImmeIMQpE8DuZUUQoSK3V0TOrh5rHq_fYr1Rx5tHWJ4IuxPBxFFXPSQiUAJH5la_o3iUYdxgGPnGjuCqxokrFp1ODYr8sqYoEOIzMOCNNNXAuUuKJJHQyFU3yrG4LWTYXMg==>.

Brooklyn Navy Yard Tour
Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30 P.M.
The Brooklyn Navy Yard Center at BLDG 92 at 63 Flushing Ave., Brooklyn [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp9WlKF-WK694rlT_QhaVjqMQbH0gAXsqx0isUdSekBvwXgEuIQcDUsGsKHlH98jIvQwipf7nv0AxrhPTEru4b963cdBC31NcZN8-CzVot1YcA==> [F Train]
This tour is replete with fascinating stories of the Brooklyn Navy Yard's past, present, and future. For over 150 years, the Brooklyn Navy Yard churned out America's most famous fighting ships, from the USS Maine to the USS Missouri. Today, the Yard is becoming a model for sustainable urban industrial parks. The tour explores the vast 300-acre property and offers opportunities to take a closer look at the Yard's most intriguing sites, including a dry dock that's been used since before the Civil War, the 24-acre former Navy hospital campus that is virtually frozen in time, and the nation's first multi-story LEED Gold-certified industrial building. While this tour uses a bus to get you from place to place, you will be getting off the bus at almost all of the stops. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp_nsSjkiBfOJx0IjnpfATxO4xX8H5Oa6OwXa0WV4ku7HVrkoUhSlelmTHntKpC2V0_qp6-I8ot3zN9JumtQl8piai2xv3K1gHAHXYVMqYrsSI0Et92qk9_r-sUKxk0ByV2MoSDLU_ornUD6MEGBGa5DDTE78eEfKPmWEVK1Z7k9_Q==>.

Kid and Family Stuff

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Butterfly Conservatory
May 1st- May 27th at American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West at 79th St. [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp8JkI26h3hTTtUq0v5sMsNI6zwWe5MwVOgVoT75rq1Iax9OUVIRq1BWpkpaMe0d_V5rEyww5f2h079-LFEgvJh7cy76ofA3ozuLJBgkmCwb2Q==> [B Train] [C Train]
This is one of the museum's most popular annual seasonal exhibitions. There are more than 18,000 species of butterflies in the world. This exhibit allows you to learn a bit about them by understanding their anatomy, architecture, metamorphosis, defenses, evolution, ecology and conservation efforts. Truly awe-inspiring and educational regardless of your age. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp_Qq67YOLwy7OzX9V7T3t-R7zbueij5OyaPFUSovM2hDYvng5jzoxrvHJySRa7TR4T7CZgDVmbsh8ziDlq0LEjFpBkg56ToEJLfkhA3NKzQXtkMwAOADXhaQ0XzAjsTyfU1IX7UObIM3VWF2X4R7yjcUvgf5th7u_0x7ZgJe7jrQK2FaS5mAbFw>.

Museum of Mathematics
May 1st- May 31st
11 E. 26th St. [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp8bVwMb9gFE_oRamIylBi2aIDtyH6F0pzIBUsuqgC3wRx_837STTNYjyq7Gt9ujvwg5n1fXd0ZQaIyL-KjChzxk2qShy1CxgvU9KIiK8Elt9A==> [N Train] [R Train] [6 Train]
Mathematics illuminates the patterns and structures all around us. MoMath (as it calls itself) is not what you might expect. The Museum's dynamic exhibits and programs will stimulate inquiry, spark curiosity, and reveal the wonders of mathematics. MoMath is geared towards kids in grades 4 through 8, but there is plenty to engage younger kids and adults. In many ways the sensations of the displays are more compelling than the explanations of their content. Their goal is to show that math is fun, engaging, exciting. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp8JtC4ygKLgoJccGvwNpWxqDyAn-Fs0zboqh_oHR0ldmwkLJQZWfpkOxrTvuQPjpw8FjnJUIyOl-mgMW1Pig2DKqz2w5bG8koM=>.

Walking Tours

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Five Points Walking Tour
Sundays at 3:00 P.M.
Meets at Foley Square, (SE corner of Centre & Worth Sts.) [View on Map] <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp90mQr4YvB-LnQcOn3uxmyQwKxMROKtHJMpiAoDhcj0oXzVmS6YMm-QyH6JzaGra4QUlJbnpTnSBLn7DB7ENtYmgi0LX0IWg6cuURHh0SjGBA==> [4 Train] [6 Train] [6 Train] [J Train]
This tour takes you through New York's legendary slum, and the story of the Irish, Africans, Germans, Jews, Italians and Chinese who faced unbelievable obstacles to gain a foothold in America during its infancy. Buried deep beneath today's Chinatown lies New York City's legendary Five Points -- one-time godforsaken heart of the immigrant, impoverished and working-poor ghetto. A hallowed ground where days-long battles were fought over turf, culture, class and religion during one of the most corrupt and tumultuous eras in the history of this city. It's 19th century New York - bigotry and rivalry, ribaldry and racism, oppression, defiance, perseverance, progress and reform. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp-UBW1gPvnguAWQC56phoUiM00yFrvEYDt_BTBhVoaZQ6h5a8AzW6H6vYU8l963ByC1xVkycamHLebfC9_d_d0ya75_vINQ_XdlRE2EtVhuQ6u0dlaJbZstnAjDio3TtZVc0zQSkI2xXeiv2KIGdwzI3hpsQdk0sd_kVuvc4yFMmg==>.

Brooklyn and Jackie Robinson
May 11th at 1:00 P.M.
Meeting location provided upon ticketing
Martin Luther King summarized the effect of Jackie Robinson this way: "No Jackie - no Martin"; tour guide Peter Laskowich would say "no Brooklyn, no Jackie". The same traits that fostered the borough's unparalleled allegiance to its team made the Brooklyn Dodgers central to the cause of American racial integration. Join this springtime tour and learn of the early campaign for racial equality that played itself out in a little ballpark in the heart of Flatbush. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001gHHYyQs1hp8cLyc9EZMS1uGqXGRZIXRqfy5xDKShkrm6CdwNvIk-tI7KH80sa6-pUAH2XtGK0qHM3gIP3QX4CKHU1PVigRzxv-yCTVpluIFFbHTsLGchRDpNmxG44WuVEmnpnJrn0liQMyn2MTpu8ecJnXC2Gle8I9-WbKcAs36bUWThLKgeopsw072fMdCRShwLHoCtCxwizG_K7e5F5EOLmtwxhNhV_kAsFz50bqoWr0PAYdUP6g==>.

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