Tomorrow! Rocksmith joins Lyricist Lounge 20 Year Reunion Party hosted by Black Thought (The Roots). Make sure to get your advance tickets here as this show will be sold out!
Ant Marshall, Danny Castro & Family presents:
LYRICIST LOUNGE 20 YEAR REUNION PARTY
Hosted & Special Performance by BLACK THOUGHT
(The Roots)
Venue: Le Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker Street (Between Sullivan & Thompson)
Time: Doors @ 10pm
Nine years strong, crowned Best Party in NYC by Paper Magazine, and The Freedom Party is still bringing in top-notch guests and packing the house every Friday night at (Le) Poisson Rouge. Over the next month they’re building on the momentum from recent months with exciting nights like Q-Tip’s guest spot last month, Grandmaster Flash’s surprise DJ set, and packed crowds full of celebrity guests and some NYC’s best dancers.
This Friday night they’re bringing in special guest DJ Just Blaze, and on April 6th, making his Freedom Party debut, The Roots’ ?uestlove will be joining resident DJs Herbert Holler, Marc Smooth, and Cosi on the decks for a Freedom Party that is sure to get out of control.’
158 Bleecker Street
Manhattan New York City
Мishka will have their own booth at the upcoming New York Comic Con (NYCC) October 13-16th at the Javits Center. They will be in The Cultyard section which is bringing the underground worlds of art, design, collectible toys, pop-tech and fashion together at the convention.
Dipset’s Juelz Santana is set to rock Manhattan’s SOBs on October 4th, hosted by YouHeardThatNew’s Lowkey with myself on the turntables. Cop tickets here via TicketWeb, as like all the other shows it’s going to be a sell out.
Monday, September 5th, 2pm-8pm
City Winery Backyard 155 Varick St (Entrance on Spring btwn Hudson & Varick) 2-8pm
All ages
Free!
Smoke DZA ‘Rolling Stoned’ Album Release Tonight $10 adv/$15 doors at SOB’s, HEINEKEN Open Bar
Thursday, August 18th head over to the Chrome store at 238 Mulberry Street in NYC for the release of WRENCHED NYC featuring Jeru the Damaja. Original works from legendary NYC Photographers Ricky Powell, David Shadi” Perez, and TAK will be on display. You know we’re going to be there! Get a closer look at the flyer for full details after the jump. (more…)
Harold Hunter Run will take place in NYC on Saturday, August 13, 2011.
Brought to you by Nike Sportswear, New York City Bridge Runners, KCDC Skateshop and of course, the Harold Hunter Foundation, all are welcome to lace up their running shoes and get involved.
The run will start at 1pm at Nike Stadium located at 276 Bowery, and after covering 3 miles of terrain, it will end at KCDC in Brooklyn. A $20 donation includes an official event t-shirt (Nike Dri-FIT) and post-run food at KCDC. All proceeds will directly benefit the HHF.
Andy Kessler Day (2011) from NY Skateboarding on Vimeo.
Via :Nysb
(Brooklyn, NY) The Andy Kessler Foundation worked with Vans and put together the first ever Andy Kessler Day at the House of Vans. Skateboarders from all over flocked to shred for Andy, skating the bowl, hips, banks & quarter-pipes and most noticeably a big replica of Andy’s nose made exclusively for the event by Dennis McNett. Skateboarding pioneer Tony Alva was skating up in the mix, Steve Olson along with numerous amounts of Andy’s friends, family & admirers were also in attendance. Dante Ross DJayed and a bunch of bands performed including: Natur, Dirty Fences, Triple Hex and Jumpship turning the event into more than just a skate jam. Suggested donations were collected at the door and artwork was for sale. All proceeds went directly to the Andy Kessler Foundation which provides community outreach to people in need through art, music, skateboarding and surfing.
Come out and Celebrate Soul Artist Of Zoo York Skater and my fellow upper west sider Andy Kessler aka the Grand master of 108 st This Saturday
Bio
Kessler and his twin sister were born in Athens, Greece, adopted by an American family and raised on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. He started skateboarding in the early 1970s in Central Park, on a short hill near to its West 69th Street entrance. He soon joined a group of inner city kids congregating around the bandshell inside the park at West 71st Street, the street he was raised on. The steep paths of nearby Riverside Park also became a favorite haunt of Kessler and other skateboarders.
Skateboarding career
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