If you live in the NJ-NY area, you have an understanding of the destruction Hurrican Sandy brought to the east coast. Jersey City's local creative organizations are doing something about it.
Art House Productions, Instigatorzine, JC Slam, LaOla, and The Spaghetti Sessions Present:
JC ReBuildWHERE:Art House Productions
1 McWilliams Place, Jersey City, NJ 07302WHEN:
November 17th 7-9:30pm HOW MUCH:
$5 Suggested Donation to benefit Jersey City Sandy RecoverySaturday November 17th from 7 to 9:30pm, Art House Productions with JC Slam, Instigatorzine, The Spaghetti Sessions and the former gang of LaOla are hosting JC ReBuild, a fundraiser to benefit the ongoing recovery and relief efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.Contribute by buying affordable art to support our artists and help the families affected by Hurricane Sandy. Let's all ReBuild a stronger Jersey City!There will be live music and spoken word by poets Justin Woo, Benedicto Figueroa of JC Slam along with a other talented poets such as Carol Brown and Saint Patrick, and featuring Mike Kovacs on guitar behind the poetry.The Spaghetti Sessions Songwriters Workshop will feature musical performances by Glen Coleman, Chrissy Roberts, Jim Russel, Roland Ramos and will premier select cuts from Frank Ippolito's Watermark Project upcoming CD release.DJ Justin Woo and DJ Jesus Himself will be spinning throughout the night!And Much More:Silent auction featuring artwork by some of your favorite local artists: Mauro Altamura, Kayt Hester, Roxana Marroquin, Narciso Espiritu, Patricia Benitez, Melissa Buesing, Norm Kirby, and Giancarlo Corbacho just to mention a few.Gift baskets by local vendors, Recyclights Candle, will be up for grabs.70-100% of the proceeds of all auctioned items will be donated to Jersey City Sandy Recovery, providing relief to JC residents affected by Hurricane Sandy.Jersey City has been an art community for so many of us, and it's time that we give back to those who have helped make it such. So please come out and join for a night of art, music, and giving. MADE POSSIBLE BY:
SILVERMAN: Building Neighborhoods
Hamilton Square
www.arthouseproductions.or g
1 McWilliams Place, Jersey City, NJ 07302WHEN:
November 17th 7-9:30pm HOW MUCH:
$5 Suggested Donation to benefit Jersey City Sandy RecoverySaturday November 17th from 7 to 9:30pm, Art House Productions with JC Slam, Instigatorzine, The Spaghetti Sessions and the former gang of LaOla are hosting JC ReBuild, a fundraiser to benefit the ongoing recovery and relief efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.Contribute by buying affordable art to support our artists and help the families affected by Hurricane Sandy. Let's all ReBuild a stronger Jersey City!There will be live music and spoken word by poets Justin Woo, Benedicto Figueroa of JC Slam along with a other talented poets such as Carol Brown and Saint Patrick, and featuring Mike Kovacs on guitar behind the poetry.The Spaghetti Sessions Songwriters Workshop will feature musical performances by Glen Coleman, Chrissy Roberts, Jim Russel, Roland Ramos and will premier select cuts from Frank Ippolito's Watermark Project upcoming CD release.DJ Justin Woo and DJ Jesus Himself will be spinning throughout the night!And Much More:Silent auction featuring artwork by some of your favorite local artists: Mauro Altamura, Kayt Hester, Roxana Marroquin, Narciso Espiritu, Patricia Benitez, Melissa Buesing, Norm Kirby, and Giancarlo Corbacho just to mention a few.Gift baskets by local vendors, Recyclights Candle, will be up for grabs.70-100% of the proceeds of all auctioned items will be donated to Jersey City Sandy Recovery, providing relief to JC residents affected by Hurricane Sandy.Jersey City has been an art community for so many of us, and it's time that we give back to those who have helped make it such. So please come out and join for a night of art, music, and giving. MADE POSSIBLE BY:
SILVERMAN: Building Neighborhoods
Hamilton Square
www.arthouseproductions.or g
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/116351551857517/
See you later, INSTIGATOR.
-Narciso
No comments:
Post a Comment