For four weeks in July and August, some of the city's finest eateries will offer prix-fixe lunches for around $24, while selected restaurants will also offer dinners for $35. Reservations for this foodie favorite event can be made online starting July 8th.
Yuck it up every Friday night with comedy big shots like Janeane Garofalo, Andrew Schulz, and others. Sets at 7PM, 9PM, and 11PM.
Yuck it up every Friday night with comedy big shots like Janeane Garofalo, Andrew Schulz, and others. Sets at 7PM, 9PM, and 11PM.
A month-long theater festival featuring "cutting-edge works that lie at the intersection of video-gaming and performance." Shows include Dot, A Video Game with No Winner, in which "synchronized sounds and images, played by a “game console” built and programmed by the artist, and controlled by retro videogame joysticks" tell a story, and That Cute Radioactive Couple: A Post-Apocalyptic Comedy, which is "inspired by post-apocalyptic and dystopian video games like Fallout, Wasteland and Bioshock," and "has bittersweet fun with end of the world." - Brick Theater. Showtimes vary; see schedule.
A month-long theater festival featuring "cutting-edge works that lie at the intersection of video-gaming and performance." Shows include Dot, A Video Game with No Winner, in which "synchronized sounds and images, played by a “game console” built and programmed by the artist, and controlled by retro videogame joysticks" tell a story, and That Cute Radioactive Couple: A Post-Apocalyptic Comedy, which is "inspired by post-apocalyptic and dystopian video games like Fallout, Wasteland and Bioshock," and "has bittersweet fun with end of the world." - Brick Theater. Showtimes vary; see schedule.
A month-long theater festival featuring "cutting-edge works that lie at the intersection of video-gaming and performance." Shows include Dot, A Video Game with No Winner, in which "synchronized sounds and images, played by a “game console” built and programmed by the artist, and controlled by retro videogame joysticks" tell a story, and That Cute Radioactive Couple: A Post-Apocalyptic Comedy, which is "inspired by post-apocalyptic and dystopian video games like Fallout, Wasteland and Bioshock," and "has bittersweet fun with end of the world." - Brick Theater. Showtimes vary; see schedule.
A month-long theater festival featuring "cutting-edge works that lie at the intersection of video-gaming and performance." Shows include Dot, A Video Game with No Winner, in which "synchronized sounds and images, played by a “game console” built and programmed by the artist, and controlled by retro videogame joysticks" tell a story, and That Cute Radioactive Couple: A Post-Apocalyptic Comedy, which is "inspired by post-apocalyptic and dystopian video games like Fallout, Wasteland and Bioshock," and "has bittersweet fun with end of the world." - Brick Theater. Showtimes vary; see schedule.
Larissa Hayden of Cameo Gallery’s The Society for the Advancement of Social Studies, which sounds like serious business but actually resembles a live-action version of Drunk History, incorporated a spiked-punch drinking game into her performance art piece for BIPAF’s closing weekend.
A closing reception and auction for POP, in which 30 different architects drew their interpretation of the gallery Storefront for Art and Architecture. Compare their drawings to what the space looks like to you.
A showcase of paintings by Nicole Handel and Jack Jerz, both of whom specialize in vibrantly colorful scenes of urban post-apocalyptic rubble.