NYC Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY) Commissioner Jessica Tisch today announced the next phase of the Adams administration’s war on rats. A new plan to get more black trash bags off of city sidewalks by requiring all businesses to put trash in containers. Advancing the administration’s efforts to “Get Stuff Clean,”…
Following successful runs in Madrid, Milan, Paris and Rome, the Balloon Museum is officially set to take over Pier 36 on South Street in downtown New York this fall.
Photograph: Courtesy of the Balloon Museum
Housed both inside and outside of the 80,000 square feet that make up the space, the new cultural destination will make its debut on October 27 with a new exhibit titled “Let’s Fly,” scheduled to run through January 14, 2024. Tickets for the show are available right here.
Expect a variety of installations created by 18 different international artists and media studios to be on display, each one pertaining to the importance of modern art and exploring the nature of inflatables. Visitors are encouraged to interact with the art, touching and feeling the various pieces exhibited. Basically, the exact opposite of the “don’t touch the art” mantra that dominates trips to more traditional museums.
Photograph: Courtesy of the Balloon Museum
Among the showcased artists will be muralist Camila Falsini, Sasha Frolova (she’s the one responsible for the inflatable latex sculptures you won’t stop staring at) and Cyril Lancelin, among others.
In terms of actual pieces, you can expect a 4,000-square-foot ball pit, inflatable lava lamps and the sorts of infinity rooms that you’ll itch to post about on Instagram.
Photograph: Courtesy of the Balloon Museum
It will take you about 90 minutes to peruse through the entire experience, which includes stops at different rooms and the occasional use of VR sets.
One more thing: after looking through the pictures, the pop-up experience may seem a bit familiar—that’s because the destination made an appearance on the last season of Netflix hit TV show Emily in Paris.
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Join 35+ pizzeria legends this weekend at Barstool Sports founder and pizza aficionado, Dave Portnoy’s inaugural One Bite Pizza Festival at Maimonides Park in Coney Island. Staking it’s place as the largest pizza and music festival of its kind, it will debut on Saturday, September 23, 2023.
Expect to see iconic establishments like Di Fara Pizza, John’s of Bleeker Street, Prince Street Pizza, Patsy’s Pizzeria, Lucali and more! View all participating pizzerias here.
GA all inclusive pizza tickets include: access to the festival, unlimited complimentary pizza from more than 35 of the country’s best pizzerias, complimentary access to the Italian Dessert Village and Ferraro Foods Piazza, general admission viewing for One Bite Live hosted by Dave Portnoy, interactive activations, and access to a cash bar.
One Bite Pizza Festival
And before you stuff yourself silly, let’s not forget it’s part food festival and music festival. Therefore, visitors will get the chance to hear from musical superstars like Teddy Swims, Pup Punk, and DJ Irie.
One Bite Pizza Festival will welcome 5,000 foodies, however, tickets are selling out fast! The event will happen rain or shine. Learn more details on their website.
The Children’s Art Carnival is proud to present Concrete Realities, a solo presentation of works by artist Dionis Ortiz centering the various stages of his dynamic practice as a multimedia artist. His work stretches from painting, printmaking, collage, and sculpture –while his commitment to community centered art-making influences the material and subjects. Working with deeply personal ideas and processes Ortiz…
From January 2024 to June 2024, the New Jersey Theatre Alliance Career Accelerator Program will support three New Jersey-based Career Accelerator Fellows who identify as emerging theater professionals of color.
The Fellows will each spend eight weeks working part-time at the Alliance and 16 weeks working part-time at two member theaters (eight weeks at each). The Alliance will pay the Fellows $15/hour during all three placements, as well as a $500 travel stipend and a $500 living expense (childcare, healthcare, tuition, debt repayment, etc.) stipend.
Maimonides Park in Coney Island
12:30pm – 6pm
