Behind The Groove is FREE with rsvp! Click here to get on the list.

Ladies: free before midnight, $10 after
Men: $10 before 2:00am, $15 after

CAAL members receive reduced $10 admission all night; All students receive $5 admission with valid Student ID. Discount taken at the door.

LPR has a preferred parking rate at Washington Square Village Parking on Bleecker Street between Laguardia Place and Mercer Street. The rate is:

$10 for up to 4 hours
$21 for up to 6 hours
There is a one-time $10 additional fee for oversized vehicles.
Compact SUVs are not considered oversized.
Patrons will have to get their parking ticket validated at the club.

This is a general admission, standing event.

Jimmy Edgar (!K7 Records, Berlin) - LIVE - Official NYC CD Release Party for "XXX"
Cassette Tag Team DJ Set Featuring MachineDrum/Sepalcure/Melo-X Elder Jepson - LIVE
plus special guests TBA
WITH:
Cassette
MachineDrum
Sepalcure
Melo-X
The Elder Jepson


This is a first come standing room only event. Please come early.

Behind The Groove is FREE with rsvp! Click here to get on the list.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.
$15 student tickets are available at the door.

Ladies: free before midnight, $10 after
Men: $10 before 2:00am, $15 after

CAAL members receive reduced $10 admission all night; All students receive $5 admission with valid Student ID. Discount taken at the door.

LPR has a preferred parking rate at Washington Square Village Parking on Bleecker Street between Laguardia Place and Mercer Street. The rate is:

$10 for up to 4 hours
$21 for up to 6 hours
There is a one-time $10 additional fee for oversized vehicles.
Compact SUVs are not considered oversized.
Patrons will have to get their parking ticket validated at the club.

This is a general admission, standing event.

PROGRAM:
Dylan Glatthorn: Joy, (Piano, 3 Voices)

Eric Lemmon: Little Respite for flute and (lightly) Prepared Piano (Flute, Prepared Piano)

Conrad Winslow: Nearly Resolved Chords, (String Quintet & Electronics)

Pedro da Silva: Concertino Bulería, (Guitar and Strings)

Noam Faingold: A Knife in the Water, (Cello, Violin)

Angélica Negrón: "Drawings for Meyoko", (alto flute, viola/banjo, harp & electronics)

Lucía Caruso: Canção de Sintra, (4 Voices & Chamber Orchestra)

This is a first come, seated event. Seating is limited and a ticket does not guarantee a seat.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

Join chef Dan Barber in a conversation on the food sustainability movement, and the way in which the arts can foster its presence. Barber’s philosophy combines old world farming wisdom with new agricultural technologies in order to create food that is at once delicious, innovative, healthy and environmentally responsible. Dan Barber now takes his sustainability advocation a step further by explaining the positive impact the arts can have on spreading these ideas to a wider audience. As Dan explains, “The issue of food and agriculture sustainability is currently attracting a tsunami of attention. Art can play a role in the next level of this movement.”

To demonstrate this unique collaboration, The Mirror Visions Ensemble performs sneak peek excerpts from know thy farmer™—a cantata by Richard Pearson Thomas set to a number of texts drawn from the menus of Blue Hill at Stone Barns Restaurant—which will receive its official world premiere on Tuesday, November 9, 2010 at Merkin Concert Hall.

This is a general admission, standing event.