SUN KULCHA
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Caribbean L 50 ife, March 11-17, 2022
of Open Data Week events, including the
NYC School of Data community conference,
at open-data.nyc. Exhibition Address
The Hall, 9 Hall Street, Building J, Brooklyn,
NY (entrance faces Flushing Ave) Gallery
hours + Events: Gallery will be open
to public: Sat., March 5 – Sun., March 13,
noon – 7 pm Ground Truth performances
+ activities: Sat., March 12, 2 – 5 pm (subject
to change) Artist Panel Discussion,
moderated by Jen Ray and Jason Forrest:
Sat, March 12, 5 – 6:30 pm *Please provide
proof of vaccination to enter the gallery
space and plan to wear a mask inside
when not eating or drinking. Eventbrite
ticket registration (free): https://tinyurl.
com/dataxdesign22 Website: datathroughdesign.
com/ dataXdesignNYC@g… datathroughdesign.
com/about. 6:30 – 8:30 pm.
12 Saturday
FRIDAY, MARCH 11. SEE MARCH 11.
SATURDAY, MARCH 12 MAKE SOME
NOISE! WITH FAMILYLAB FOR
PURIM: Description: We need YOU, your
powerful voices, and brave hearts to
MAKE! SOME! NOISE! A cross between
Disney drama and fairytale magic, the
Jewish holiday of Purim has a role for
everyone. So come big and come bold,
dress-up to impress, and bring something
important to say! FamilyLab’s Purim
Celebration, “Make Some Noise!” is an
everybody-friendly gathering for families
with young children ages 0-8 (siblings
welcome). Don’t miss out on creating
lasting memories of a truly inside-out,
upside-down story of integrity and a wildhearted
mission to create goodness in the
world. Whether you have a gold-plated
grogger collection or you’re an expert
trashcan-banging ruckus raiser, Lab/
Shul’s unique God-optional approach
to tradition, text, and story is open to
those who identify as Jewish, Jew-ish, and
everything in between. keara.kirkpatric…
labshul.org/event/fam… 2129082536
Location: (Virtual Event) N/A New York,
10115. 5 – 6 pm.
SATURDAY, MARCH 12 COMEDIANS
YOU SHOULD KNOW: Headliners
Description: Every Saturday night
Comedians You Should Know is proud to
present our new headliner series featuring
longer sets from some of the best comics
in the city. For up to date line ups visit our
website: cysknyc.com. cysknyc@gmail.
com cysknyc.com (718) 387–3585 Location:
The Gutter 200 N. 14th St. between
Wythe Avenue and Berry Street Brooklyn,
NY. Saturdays, 9 – 11 pm, through Jan. 1,
2023.
SATURDAY, MARCH 12. COMEDIANS
YOU SHOULD KNOW - HEADLINERS:
Description: Every Saturday night
Comedians You Should Know is proud to
present our new headliner series featuring
longer sets from some of the best comics
in the city. For up to date line ups visit our
website: cysknyc.com. cysknyc@gmail.
com cysknyc.com (718) 387–3585 Location:
The Gutter 200 N. 14th St. between
Wythe Avenue and Berry Street Brooklyn,
NY. 9 – 11 pm. $5.00.
SATURDAY, MARCH 12 “CARNIVAL
SATURDAY” LADIES NO COVER ALL
NIGHT: Each and every Saturday Music
by NYC top DJS 10PM-4AM LADIES &
GENTS 21+ EVENT 3 bottles for $600
till 11 pm Ladies free all night with
RSVP BDAYS & TABLES 917-658-2359 |
347-272-3778 Dress code ladies : Highly
fashionable heels and dresses (No sneakers
UGG slippers) Guys : No swat pants or
sweat shorts, no jerseys (Collar shirts recommended)
Location Jouvay Night Club
147-02 Liberty Avenue Queens, NY 11435.
Saturdays, 10 pm, through Jan. 1, 2023.
13 Sunday
SUNDAY, MARCH 13. SUPPLY DRIVE
FOR UKRAINE: Donate Items at Old
Stone House through Sunday, March 13
We are joining with local businesses on
The Other 5th for a supply drive to support
those effected by war in Ukraine. The
donations collected will be transported
to the Ukraine and distributed by local
charity organizations there. Drop off your
donations at OSH until 4 pm on this Sunday,
March 13. We cannot accept donations
after Sunday. Please only donate items
from this list. Follow this link to help
with international shipping costs. The Old
Stone House & Washington Park is located
at 3rd Street between 4th & 5th avenues in
Park Slope, Brooklyn Gallery open to the
public, 10 visitors at a time, Friday, Saturday,
& Sunday from Noon - 4 pm www.
theoldstonehouse.org I (718) 768 - 3195 I
info@theoldstonehouse.org. All day.
SUNDAY, MARCH 13. CARIBBEAN
WINTER BRUNCH PARTY: New location
Nutty Sports Bar & Grill for ENYSAUCES
Carribean brunch party every other
Sunday. Reserve your table today tickets
sell out. Come celebrate your birthday at
the newest brunch party in Queens. Two
hours of unlimited mimosa for $25 jungle
juice fish bowls for $50 DJ KASSY provides
the music by creating the vibes, reggae
,hip-hop, salas, reggaeton. Location Nutty
Sports Bar & Grill 105-06 Jamaica Ave,
Richmond Hill, NY 11418. Sundays, noon –
5 pm, through Jan. 1, 2023.
11 Friday
FRIDAY, MARCH 11. EXHIBITION ON
VIEW NOW: Struggling Toward A Better
World: Bev Grant Photography 1968-1972
Visit us to experience Struggling Toward
A Better World: Bev Grant Photography
1968-1972. The featured images, curated
by Katherine Gressel, draw from Grant’s
extensive archive of photographs from this
time period when she was on the front
lines as a feminist and political activist.
Gallery hours are Noon - 4 pm on Fridays,
Saturdays, and Sundays through March
26. Hours are subject to change depending
on private event bookings in the gallery
space. Check our website calendar for
details. Image: Bev Grant, New Haven,
1969, Courtesy of OSMOS The Old Stone
House & Washington Park is located at
3rd Street between 4th & 5th avenues in
Park Slope, Brooklyn Gallery open to the
public, 10 visitors at a time, Friday, Saturday,
& Sunday from Noon - 4 pm. Fridays
– Sundays, noon – 4 pm.
FRIDAY, MARCH 11. DATA THROUGH
DESIGN EXHIBITION OPENING—
”GROUND TRUTH IRL”: Description:
Data Through Design is pleased to
announce the opening of Ground Truth
IRL, a public exhibition of 12 data-driven,
interdisciplinary art projects open March 5
through March 13. Data Through Design
is a yearly data art exhibition featuring
works that creatively analyze, interpret
and interrogate data made available in
NYC’s Open Data Portal. The theme for
this year is Ground Truth: the insight
we receive from being ”on the ground,”
collecting or confirming data through
direct observation, as opposed to abstract
estimates, samples, or reports derived
from remote locations. As our large-scale
social and environmental upheaval continues,
we invite artists to step out into
their world to examine the relationship
between lived experience and the overlay
of data and mediated information used to
interpret such experience. These works
investigate data’s relationship to physical
place and personal experience. Exhibiting
artists and projects: Alec Barrett, Every
Row is a Garden Julia Bloom, Sukanya
Aneja, and Michael Hsu, Compositions:
NYC Renée Crowley, Wasted Potential
Jennifer Dalton, Feel My City Breaking
& Everybody Shaking Jason Forrest and
Jen Ray, New York Alive! Jeff Fossett,
Jesse Bryant, and Evan Finkle, Blue Lines
+ Future Coral Sally Kong and Owen
Trueblood, Parks x Needle Gloria Lau and
Daphne Lundi, 99 cents & Up & Up Works
on Water, Finding Your (Softer) Edge
Mansi Shah, Lucy Hatem, and Torstein
Johansen, Counterpoints Nancy Smith,
Our Neighbors: Urban Animals of New
York Cindy Stockton Moore, Rachel Blake,
John Stockton, Hoang Pham, and Rachel
Wetzel, Shadow Tag Data Through Design
is part of NYC Open Data Week and is
supported by the Mayor’s Office of Data
Analytics, the Brooklyn Arts Council, and
The Hall. You may see the complete listing
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