Anniversary Time!
Wow! Three years and eight years, respectively. Crazy shit!
ACENTOS THIRD ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Tuesday, March 28th @ 7:00pm
featuring TRIO CON CUATRO,
plus a Showcase of past features from the series’ three year run,
With a special performance by SAHELI
Our anniversary fiesta promises to be off all chains possible! Come check out a special presentation of the premier Latino and Latina poetic voices from the first three years of Acentos, including Rachel McKibbens, Carlos Andrés Gómez, John Rodriguez, Mahina Movement, and many more! You’ll also be treated to a special set by the amazing voices of Saheli…after which, we’ll top off the evening with the Llanera-Soul rhythms of Trio Con Cuatro.
Preceded as always by the Uptown’s best Open Mic, and featuring DJ Geko Jones on the 1’s and 2’s, all in our brand new theater space at the Bruckner! Come through and join our familia for an unforgettable anniversary celebration.
And don’t forget: the start time is 7pm SHARP!
ACENTOS @ The Bruckner Bar & Grill
1 Bruckner Boulevard (Corner of 3rd Ave)
6 Train to 138th Street Station
Hosted by Rich Villar
FREE! ($5 Suggested Donation)
www.louderarts.com/acentos
Coming from Manhattan: Exit by the last car on the 6. Take the exit to your left, go up the stairs to your right to exit at Lincoln Avenue. Walk down Lincoln about 5 blocks to Bruckner Blvd, turn right on Bruckner past the bike shop, the Bruckner Bar & Grill is on the corner. For more directions, please call 718.665.2001
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louderARTS: the reading series
celebrates EIGHT YEARS of poetry and performance
at 13 Bar/Lounge (35 E. 13th St., Union Square)
Monday, April 3, 2006
7 p.m.
$5 ($4 for students)
featuring KIMIKO HAHN and THOMAS SAYERS ELLIS
… with showcase poets including Patrick Rosal, Patricia Smith, Bassey Ikpi, Tara Betts, Samantha Raheem, Roger Bonair-Agard, Lynne Procope, Marty McConnell, Laura Moran, Emily Kagan, Rich Villar, Mara Jebsen, Oscar Bermeo, Abena Koomson, Elana Bell, Matthew Charles Siegel, Scot Williams, Raymond Daniel Medina, music by Rebecca Hart and more.
Since 1998, louderARTS has provided a nurturing and challenging community for NYC artists, showcased established and emerging poets, and set a standard for excellence in fusing the written and spoken word.
Kimiko Hahn is the author of seven books, “We Stand Our Ground,” “Air Pocket,” “Earshot,” “The Unbearable Heart,” “Volatile,” “Mosquito and Ant,” and “The Artist’s Daughter.” She received an American Book Award, an Association of Asian American Studies Literature Award, a Lila Wallace-Reader’s Digest Award, and a Theodore Roethke Memorial Poetry Prize. She is a recipient of fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York Foundation for the Arts, and teaches in the English Department at Queens College/CUNY.
Thomas Sayers Ellis is the author of “The Good Junk” (1996), published in Take Three #1 (Graywolf 1996), as well as “The Genuine Negro Hero,” (Kent State University Press, 2001); “The Maverick Room” (Graywolf 2005) and the forthcoming “Song On” (WinteRed Press 2005). An Associate Professor of English at Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland, Ohio) and a faculty member of The Lesley University low-residency M.F.A program. He co-founded The Dark Room Collective, and he has received fellowships from The Fine Arts Work Center, Yaddo and The MacDowell Colony. Mr. Ellis is a contributing editor of Callaloo literary magazine.
louderARTS’ Monday reading series includes seven formats: SLAM, Pinion, louderEDGE, Raise the Red Tent, GrooveNation, OUTloud, and UPPERCASE. Each format incorporates an open mic and seeks to shape or expand the audience’s understanding of poetry and the world in which we seek to create it.
For more information on louderARTS: the reading series, please visit www.louderARTS.com, or email curator @ louderARTS.com.
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