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Cookies Cd's and tees!
LEARN MORE ABOUT URBAN MEADOW & HOW to purchase your Shirt Go HERE: http://wordoncolumbiastreet.blogspot.com/
Or just get on over and visit for yourself!
It’s pretty straightforward: Events use huge amounts of power and power has a huge environmental cost. Consumers and sponsors are clamoring for smart environmental practices and businesses are in a position where they must respond. The events industry is taking small steps in the right direction. Carbon credits, soy-based ink and recycling are held up as examples of all the good we’re doing, but these fixes are a drop in the ocean for an event’s carbon footprint.
We need to think about power.
Currently there is a push in the power industry to “go green,” yet the industry standard is “80/20” -20% biodiesel to 80% diesel. GreeNow is setting a new precedent by providing equipment that uses B100 (Pure Biodiesel), all but eliminating the environmental impact of producing power for your events. This level of responsibility is good. That’s a win for the sponsor, a win for the environment and a win for you.
Ritual Dances of Cupcake Lust and Desire
Free Event: Two Sundays 9/20 & 9/27
@ 3pm & 5pm
www.unisonfetish.com
Bleecker Playground @ West 11th
& Bleecker Streets NYC
Featured on the TODAY Show and Dance-Enthusiast.com, Unison Fetish - conceived by West Village-based choreographer Sue Hogan as a response to the transformation of Bleecker Street into a luxury shopping mall.
The Cupcake Cadets parade up Bleecker Street to the Magnolia Bakery, the epicenter of the cupcake craze, and then across the street to Bleecker Playground. Holding two cupcakes, they sing a parody of “God Bless America” that comments on the change of this section of the West Village from a quaint historical neighborhood to an upscale mall. Once in the park, they perform a series of dances celebrating the cupcake as a cultural fetish object to music by the Art of Noise and the Comedian Harmonists.
Taste ya there!
Tees available at performances and soon, online....
** Design by Greg Couch
Image Copyright Sue Hogan
A Triumph of Vision Over Common Sense"Roslyn Sulcus, The New York Times [2008]
"As usual, Dancenow I NYC opened the fall season at Dance Theater Workshop with a message of inclusiveness."Deborah Jowitt, The Village Voice [2007]
"Eclectic ideas, vividly performed … the opening night proved that experience counts, although youth can charm."Hilary Ostlere, The Financial Times [2007]
"Base Camp is a well curated evening; balanced with humor and emotional depth in both new works and recreations."Danciti, a New York City Dance Blog [2007]
"Half the fun of smorgasbord events like Dancenow/NYC is going in blind and walking out with a new artistic crush."Claudia La Rocco, The New York Times
"Always Stellar"Alicia Zuckerman, New York Magazine