Wednesday, October 5, 2011

OCCUPY WALL STREET

Great Small Works member Jenny Romaine will join Jews for Racial and Economic Justice and Domestic Workers United TODAY in a community/labor march to Wall Street. Puppet chickens, the Sukkos Mob, and a squawk for economic justice!

When: Wednesday, October 5th, 4:30 PM
Where: Meet at City Hall (250 Broadway) Look for the JFREJ Banner, the giant shofar, and several giant chickens.
Join unions, worker and community organizations, and the rest of us that make up the 99% to demand that Wall Street and the wealthiest New Yorkers pay their fair share. Join JFREJ as we march to Wall Street with Domestic Workers United and many of our other allies to show the faces of New Yorkers hardest hit by corporate greed and corruption.

BONK! Brooklyn's HONK! Festival

Just back from the HONK! Festival in Somerville, MA, Hungry March Band writes:

A week ago we learned that our fellow travelers from across the U.S.A., Chicago's Environmental Encroachment (EE) and Seattle's Titanium Sporkestra (Sporks) were coming to NEW YORK CITY after the 6th annual HONK! Festival in Boston, MA. Realizing it'd been two years since we'd hosted these folks in NYC at BONK! -- Brooklyn's response to HONK! - we jumped on this opportunity to make a show for our friends in New York City!

Join us and local Brooklyn Balkan-inspired favorites Raya Brass Band in welcoming EE and a good handful of SPORKS to NYC on Wednesday, October 5th.

BONK! The 2011 Brooklyn HONK FESTIVAL
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Galapagos Arts Space
16 Main Street
DUMBO, Brooklyn
Doors at 8pm
Tickets $10

with

HUNGRY MARCH BAND
Raya Brass Band
Environmental Encroachment
Titanium Sporkestra

BONK! THE 2011 Brooklyn HONK! Festival is a NYC follow up to the annual HONK! Festival held in Somerville, MA. Celebrating the spirit and artistry of d.i.y. brass band culture, BONK! embraces a street-smart interpretation of global brass music by musicians across north America and Europe. Like its older sibling, HONK!, BONK! places emphasis on community building, inclusivity, and the participatory making of music and merriment.

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Great Small Works at DUMBO Arts Festival


Great Small Works Spaghetti Dinner
Friday, September 23rd, 8 PM
St. Ann's Warehouse
38 Water Street, DUMBO, Brooklyn

With guests THE ASPHALT ORCHESTRA and
Great Small Works productions The Three Graces and
The Sukkes Mob in "Truth in Gay Clothes: Your Goose is Cooked!"
plus other guests TBA.

AND...


Great Small Works Lunar New Year Dumbo Rebirth Procession
Saturday, September 24th
Tobacco Warehouse - Water Street (opposite St. Ann's Warehouse - DUMBO, Brooklyn)
Workshops 11 AM to 1 PM and 2 PM to 4 PM
Processions 1 PM and 4 PM

Open public workshops to create banners and puppets for Great Small Works'
Lunar New Year Dumbo Rebirth Procession for Chickens, Brass Band and Eggs-istential Solutions for our City.

Taking to heart the oft-heard cry to "Go Forth, Dress Up, and Have Fun," we invite the public to help articulate the challenges we face in our city and our neighborhoods. Help stencil on banners, and create egg-centric cardboard cutout icons to hatch creative solutions to our common problems, and then join us in the streets of DUMBO.
http://dumboartsfestival.com/events/great-small-works-workshop/
http://dumboartsfestival.com/events/spaghetti-dinner/

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Great Small Works in Huntington, Long Island

PUPPETS ON THE SOUND
a Puppet Slam Café
at the
CINEMA ARTS CENTRE, HUNTINGTON, NY

Thursday, July 28th at 8PM

with GREAT SMALL WORKS as MCs for the evening


Cinema Arts Centre - Sky Room

423 Park Avenue
Huntington, NY 11743
(631) 423-7611
www.CinemaArtsCentre.org
www.huntingtonarts.org

Produced by the Huntington Arts Council, Cinema Arts Centre, and The Puppet Company. Funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, Suffolk County Office of Cultural Affairs, NYCBF, and the Town of Huntington.

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Ice Cream Sunday Is Coming!

A special GREAT SMALL WORKS Spaghetti Dinner...


milk flyer

Milk Not Jails * Jenny Romaine* Great Small Works Spaghetti Dinner*

Dixon Place Hot! Festival and Gaby Cryan*

invite you to an ice cream social.

Ice Cream Sunday is coming to Dixon Place!

Sunday July 24, 2011 6:30-930

Dixon Place's Hot! Festival of LGBTQ Performance.

$10.00 ice cream, game tickets and the show!

161A Chrystie St. Between Rivington and Delancey www.dixonplace.org

Milk Not Jail's says: “If rural New York’s economic survival depends on my habits,

I’d rather drink their milk than go to their prison.”

Melt your mind with fresh local ice cream and hot queer political desire.

Come to an old fashioned homosexual ice cream social and learn about what milk and jails have to do with one another.

Enjoy ice cream and entertainment

Revel in a garden of glistening glitter cherries, enjoy the milk drunk antics of the Ice cream cone mascot, look exquisite in our photo booth, wander through the flags, the games, the candy stripes, the banners, the costume room,

the hot silk screened patches and zines.

See

Shimmering heavenly MC Killer Sideburns

The Butter Milk Brothers smooth barbershop tones (Xavier, Sully Ross and siblings)
Copper Henningfield (World's Greatest Magician) in a new stage illusion act by Jenny Romainefeaturing

French Phenomenon NiNi, music by Lee Free & Jessica Lurie, additional directing by Jennifer Miller
,
Creamy Cavalcade of Stars

EmJay: creme de la creme of DJ's

Freezy Frozen photo parlor with Jennifer Miller and Lee Houck
Celebrity swirls and rants by The Sylvia Rivera Law Project crew, Becca Blackwell, J. Dellacave, and YOU in the

Full gender spectrum Dairy Princ/ess pageant

Create a persona, project your mission, win amazing economic and political change (and prizes)

ENTER TODAY!

Lovely, delicious, one delightful dream...

Demand a new urban-rural relationship.

And taste good doing it!

"…As an organization MILK NOT JAILS seeks to mobilize and empower new political leaders for criminal justice and economic development reform. The campaign also expects to develop and test new social change strategies, both in it's focus on overcoming the obstacles to criminal justice reform and in its creation of economic incentives-- in this case a dairy marketing cooperative-- for political alliance building."

WWW.milknotjails.wordpress.com


milk nit jails

Ice Cream Sunday Is Coming!

A special GREAT SMALL WORKS Spaghetti Dinner...


milk flyer

Milk Not Jails * Jenny Romaine* Great Small Works Spaghetti Dinner*

Dixon Place Hot! Festival and Gaby Cryan*

invite you to an ice cream social.

Ice Cream Sunday is coming to Dixon Place!

Sunday July 24, 2011 6:30-930

Dixon Place's Hot! Festival of LGBTQ Performance.

$10.00 ice cream, game tickets and the show!

161A Chrystie St. Between Rivington and Delancey www.dixonplace.org

Milk Not Jail's says: “If rural New York’s economic survival depends on my habits,

I’d rather drink their milk than go to their prison.”

Melt your mind with fresh local ice cream and hot queer political desire.

Come to an old fashioned homosexual ice cream social and learn about what milk and jails have to do with one another.

Enjoy ice cream and entertainment

Revel in a garden of glistening glitter cherries, enjoy the milk drunk antics of the Ice cream cone mascot, look exquisite in our photo booth, wander through the flags, the games, the candy stripes, the banners, the costume room,

the hot silk screened patches and zines.

See

Shimmering heavenly MC Killer Sideburns

The Butter Milk Brothers smooth barbershop tones (Xavier, Sully Ross and siblings)
Copper Henningfield (World's Greatest Magician) in a new stage illusion act by Jenny Romainefeaturing

French Phenomenon NiNi, music by Lee Free & Jessica Lurie, additional directing by Jennifer Miller
,
Creamy Cavalcade of Stars

EmJay: creme de la creme of DJ's

Freezy Frozen photo parlor with Jennifer Miller and Lee Houck
Celebrity swirls and rants by The Sylvia Rivera Law Project crew, Becca Blackwell, J. Dellacave, and YOU in the

Full gender spectrum Dairy Princ/ess pageant

Create a persona, project your mission, win amazing economic and political change (and prizes)

ENTER TODAY!

Lovely, delicious, one delightful dream...

Demand a new urban-rural relationship.

And taste good doing it!

"…As an organization MILK NOT JAILS seeks to mobilize and empower new political leaders for criminal justice and economic development reform. The campaign also expects to develop and test new social change strategies, both in it's focus on overcoming the obstacles to criminal justice reform and in its creation of economic incentives-- in this case a dairy marketing cooperative-- for political alliance building."

WWW.milknotjails.wordpress.com


milk nit jails

Friday, July 1, 2011

Ice Cream Social coming soon!




Milk Not Jails Ice Cream Social--don't forget!
July 24th.