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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
SAMPLE SALE: Bill Blass
Bill Blass: 70% - 90% off clothing from Fall 2008, 15% of proceeds benefit "Save the Garment Center." Today and Wednesday the 29th, 10AM-5PM
550 Seventh Ave between 39th and 40th st., 12th floor (no phone).
*Word on the street says there is a $30.00 rack! Get your holiday shake on!


Monday, October 27, 2008
20% OFF Loyalty sale
 my favorite boutique/ fashion blog is celebrating it's birthday with a 20% OFF sale to all of it's loyal customers.. i say hooray!!! come on out and down to the LES and pick yourself up something you've been longing for.. why not.. plum & pear carries awesome designs from Nicholas K, Rachel Comey to Eairth and much more.. i'll be seeing you there! If you live far away you can always check out their online store too.. no excuses!
my favorite boutique/ fashion blog is celebrating it's birthday with a 20% OFF sale to all of it's loyal customers.. i say hooray!!! come on out and down to the LES and pick yourself up something you've been longing for.. why not.. plum & pear carries awesome designs from Nicholas K, Rachel Comey to Eairth and much more.. i'll be seeing you there! If you live far away you can always check out their online store too.. no excuses!plum& pear {at} 124 Ludlow Street btw Rivington & Delancey street.
 the show is an eye-popping evening of visual and performance art created by people who work in the sex industry to dispel the myth that they are anything short of artists, innovators, and geniuses! The wildly successful cabaret -style show is hitting the road, bringing audiences a blend of spoken word, music, burlesque, and multimedia performance art. Intelligent and hot, disturbing and hilarious, the performances offer a wide range of perspective on sex work, from celebration of prostitutes' rights and sex positivity to views from the darker sides of the industry.
the show is an eye-popping evening of visual and performance art created by people who work in the sex industry to dispel the myth that they are anything short of artists, innovators, and geniuses! The wildly successful cabaret -style show is hitting the road, bringing audiences a blend of spoken word, music, burlesque, and multimedia performance art. Intelligent and hot, disturbing and hilarious, the performances offer a wide range of perspective on sex work, from celebration of prostitutes' rights and sex positivity to views from the darker sides of the industry.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Nishi Jewelry by Joanna Bengoa






 the name nishi comes from her maternal family to honor her japanese roots. joanna is inspired by jewelry that crosses style boundaries and hold sentimental value over time. with that in mind, she strives to create handmade pieces of wearable art. you can find nishi jewelry in retail locations in the us( our favorite store plum & pear), japan and europe.
the name nishi comes from her maternal family to honor her japanese roots. joanna is inspired by jewelry that crosses style boundaries and hold sentimental value over time. with that in mind, she strives to create handmade pieces of wearable art. you can find nishi jewelry in retail locations in the us( our favorite store plum & pear), japan and europe.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Animal Hands
 Say friends,
Say friends,Tim Farrell here. Just a little "hi-ya" in your inbox to tell you that my band, Animal Hands, is playing a big show for the CMJ music festival this friday night at Union Hall in Park Slope, Brooklyn. We are the first group to go on out of four, so I am told we will be on around 9:30 or 10pm. If you are out and about, stop by why-don-cha? We are five fun, friendly, fanscinating fops who put on a nice little rock show.
Hope to see you there!
Timothy Stephen Stephen Farrell
saturday

Date: Saturday, October 25th
Time: 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Location: Knitting Factory, Tap Bar (74 Leonard St)
Cost: Free
Berklee College of Music, Heavy Rotation Records (HRR), and the Berklee Internet Radio Network present their second annual CMJ Music Marathon showcase this afternoon at the Knitting Factory Tap Bar. The showcase features rock, indie-pop, funk, folk, and ambient music by alumni and HRR artists Annie Lynch and the Beekeepers (HRR), Christopher Barnes (HRR), Lucius, Teletextile, Tiny Animals, and Turkuaz (HRR). All Ages!
{this has to be said i HATE the knitting factory, they tried to steal my boyfriends merch case.. so go at your own risk!}FRIDAY NIGHT

Date: Friday, October 24th
Time: 5:00pm - 7:00am
Location: Santos Party House (100 Lafayette St)
Cost: Free with RSVP
For the first time since they threw a party for Cornershop way back in 94, David Byrne's Luaka Bop records hosts a special CMJ showcase and release party for their 3 Inches of Music Series. DJ Justin Carter will spin tracks from the 3 Inches series and the Luaka catalogue while Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt - a never- a never ending romp of a dance party where looped pianos and saxes race on top of crappy synths and ill beats - performs live.
 
 

 




 












 




 












 
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