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Access Restricted

FreeNYC Event Flyer

Date: Wednesday, January 14th
Time: 6:30pm
Location: Bank of New York Building, One Wall Street (entrance at 80 Broadway)
Cost: Free with RSVP

Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present Access Restricted: The Capital of the World. The second installment of this popular free nomadic lecture series encourages the public to experience rarely visited locales through the lenses of architecture and planning, art, history, sociology, political science, and law. Access Restricted: The Capital of the World will explore some of the most architecturally significant "temples" built for and by the financial sector. Today's installment features Architectural Historian Carol Willis speaks about the effects of financial interests on the design and form of buildings. Situated on what was once considered the “most
expensive real estate in New York,” the landmarked Bank of New York Building features two stunning Art Deco masterpieces, the Observation Room and the Red Room.

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Start Writing in 2009

FreeNYC Event Flyer

Date: Wednesday, January 14th
Time: 7:00pm & 8:15pm
Location: Academy of St Joseph (111 Washington Plbtwn 6th and 7th Aves.) & Gotham Writers’ Workshop (555 8th Ave. #1402 at 38th St.)
Cost: Free, pre-registration required. (212 974-8377)

If your New Year's resolution involves brushing up on your literary skills then Gotham Writers' Workshop has a treat for you. Tonight they make their curriculum available to the public by inviting all perspective writers to participate in one (or two) of the 6 free writing workshops. Professional writers on the school's faculty will teach one-hour workshops in Fiction Writing, Screenwriting, Children's Book Writing, Memoir Writing, Article Writing, Poetry Writing, and an introductory course titled Creative Writing 101. Pre-registration is required and all the details can be found here.

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Latin Lovers

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Date: Wednesday, January 14th
Time: 8:00pm
Location: Peter Jay Sharp Theater at Juilliard (65th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam)
Cost: Free

"This collaboration between NYFOS and The Juilliard School celebrates the creative energy and superlative vocal talent of tomorrows brightest stars, building on NYFOSs distinctive programming and performing style... Latin Lovers celebrates the sensuous, harmonically rich art songs, theater songs, and dance music of Argentina, Brazil, Cuba and Uruguay, with music by Astor Piazzolla, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Carlos Gardel and many others. Latin Lovers will feature NYFOS Artistic Director Steven Blier as pianist-arranger and host... Tickets are free and will be available in person only at the Juilliard Box Office..."

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Soukous Music Videos and Rize

FreeNYC Event Flyer

Date: Wednesday, January 14th
Time: 8:30pm
Location: Freddy's Bar and Backroom (485 Dean St., Ft. Greene)
Cost: Free

"Has your booty fallen asleep to the refrain of the winter blues? Join King's County Cinema Society for a night of ass-shaking cinema and music videos. We're going to start the night off with a hot compilation of fast-paced and heart pumping soukous music videos, a fitting appetizer for Rize (2005, David LaChappelle), a documentary tracing the rise of a hyperkinetic dance known as krumping in East L.A with origins in a clown who shakes his sh!# in full clown regalia. The film splices scenes of African ceremonial dance with krumping as the similarities in syncopated arm flailing, hip rotating, and pelvic thrusting is inevitable." Click here for more info. 21+ (via NonsenseNYC.com)

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Bourbon and Bluegrass

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Date: Wednesday, January 14th
Time: 9:00pm - 11:00pm
Location: Ellis Bar (627 5th Avenue btw. 17th & 18th, South Park Slope)
Cost: Free

Here's a new one in our sites but all the keywords are there, 25¢ bourbon, free bluegrass, and our beloved Park Slope (okay, 18th st is pretty close to Sunset Park but who's counting.) All that said we're down to see what the Ellis Bar and two hours of the before-mentioned 25¢ bourbon and free bluegrass from Two Lost Turkeys is a great way to try it out. Plus, there are small plates to order should you get hungry or rot-gut from all the drinking. 21+

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Siren Release Party

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Date: Wednesday, January 14th
Time: 9:00pm
Location: Ottos Shrunken Head (538 East 14 Street)
Cost: Free with RSVP

Hipster Chauntruse Maggie Horn drops a new mixtape tonight (produced by Baltimore legend Scottie B) and celebrates with a heavy hitting cast of DJs. Catch sets by Blaqstarr (Mad Decent), Scottie B (Unruly), Sammy Bananas (Fools Gold) and DJ Teenwolf (Ninjasonik) plus, the whole thing is hosted by Miss Roxy Cottontail. 21+

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Copycat

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Date: Wednesday, January 14th
Time: 10:00pm
Location: Ottos Shrunken Head (538 East 14 Street)
Cost: Free

You've got mixes, remixes, covers, samples, everyone is stealing and borrowing and reinterpreting from one another, so why shouldn't there be a night dedicated to the art of recreation. Copycat is a monthly night of cover songs, remixes and all the hits with DJ Xerox. This onth is a special Elvis Presley birthday celebration with a special live tribute performance by The Bowery Boys, Tom Ward & Friends, and a late solo performance by Breraoke (Brer from NY Howl). 21+

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