make musicnew york2008

Saturday June 21stA one-day festival of 850 free concerts

in parks and streets citywidemusic performed by

anyone who wants to take part

music enjoyed by

everyone who wants to attend

It’s back, and It’s bIgger and better than ever!

make music new york, described by city officials as “one of

the largest musical events in the city’s history,” returns for a second year of free concerts in public spaces throughout the five

boroughs of new york City, all on saturday, june 21, the first day of

summer. mmny takes place simultaneously with similar festivities in more than 350 cities around the world — a global celebration of music making.

from 11 in the morning to 10 at night, musicians of every style and genre — hip-hop to opera, Latin jazz to punk rock — will perform on streets, sidewalks,

stoops, plazas, cemeteries, parks and gardens. make music new york 2008 offers over 850 concerts, with performers ranging from high school bands to

marquee names like roy hargrove, the principal brass of the new

York Philharmonic, and singers from new York city Opera.

Consult this guide to find concerts in your neighborhood. or visit www.makemusicny.org for

late-breaking updates!

Soundview PArk (MetcAlf Ave & SewArd Ave)2:00 Frankie Coss afro Cuban, salsa percussion 2:30 randy niles poetically sooth-ing vocals 3:00 imessiah soul 3:30 Fabel pop & Lock 4:00 shelley olson compositions on poems written by bronx homeless mothers 4:30 sally Connors folk and peace music 5:30 boriCua Panthers Latin rock 6:00 sandy Valentin 6:30 Gilbert Valentin doo-wop, a cappella oldies 7:00 red alert emPire singers junise, Vanity (Latina girl group), pa-reece, and dennis diaz

fordhAM rd & JeroMe Ave1:00 - 9:00 the b.u.r.n. u moVement open mic for hip hop, r&b and poetry,

fort indePendence PArk (Sedgewick Ave & w 238th St)3:00 Gus amador & Friends singer-songwriter 4:00 shame-less maniPulators neighbor-hood blues/rock

eAStcheSter PlAyground, Adee Ave & yAteS4:00 - 8:00 eVerybody loVes P hip hop with a bronx swag,

Bedford-StuyvesantBreAd Stuy (403 lewiS Ave)1:00 innoVatiVe soundz jazzy kids band 2:00 Jonny on the roCks like the beastie boys covering nirvana 3:30 rutherFord’s emPty sPaCes young musicians, drummer jeff balter 5:00 exPosed blues duo 6:00 Cinnamon Jones soulful jazz and Gospel 7:00 GreG Porter jazz.

food4thought cAfé (445 MArcuS gArvey Blvd)12:00 - 8:00 socially aware hip hop: CaValier; suPanoVa; donny yardas; mC ma-niPhes; liberation Family; diVision x

PutnAM Ave. Between frAnklin And Bedford Ave.1:00 kill the Camera opti-mistic rock, post-millenial angst 2:00 naVeGante electronic Latin 3:00 mikey P & maddan reggae fusion 4:00 k.C.b former lead rapper for Us3 & the jazzhole 4:30 blake amos and his Jazz Quartet 5:30 brimstone roots reggae 6:00 PaPerdoll high-energy pop 6:45 lunar soCiety experi-mental space rock/noise 7:45 lilian borunda danceable pop/r&b.

roBert fulton PArk (fulton St & StuyveSAnt Ave)1:00 - 9:00 kinGdom reVolu-tion hope through pop, rock, and hip hop; J.a.z. justified and Zealous hip hop; lee Genesis “66 year young” soul/dance veteran; rutherFord’s emPty sPaCes young musicians led by drummer jeff balter; koolkidz professional troupe of 7-12 year-olds; bandera Latin/rock; side-traCk r&b/pop; First staGe, Jaye Watts, liana Wells,

melody r&b; CaraChe da God hip hop; June moris rock band; yVette small soul; d. mor Latin/pop; nu millenium a cap-pella soul singers; badsax

deniM lounge (1223 Bedford Ave)4:00 riCardo aberCrombie 4:15 mr. Peterson 4:30 4ron 4:45 leVi 5:00 bird 5:15 lammy musiC 5:45 maki itami 6:00 traCy 6:30 naVeGante 7:00 z 7:30 Fam

von king PArk (MArcy Ave & greene Ave)6:00 - 10:00 PrinCe Jamir grew up singing Gospel in local churches, now sings r&b/soul; CiPh lyrical mC from Canarsie; Wynter Gordon atlantic re-cords r&b singer; amanda diVa, Colee stallone r&b.----------------------------------------------

12:00 sabrene acoustic guitar and vocals coMMon groundS, 376 toMPkinS Ave12:00 – 4:00 Quest r&b band community performing arts program MS 35, 272 MAcdonough St3:30 - 7:00 “sistas of soul” show-case with aFua monk aaddo; ihsan; Caitlin meissner SoloMon’S Porch cAfé, 307 StuyveSAnt Ave6:00 2nd hip-hop, reggae BuSh doctor, 370 toMPkinS Ave

BushwickwoodBine St. Block ASSoc. gArden (146 woodBine)6:00 dJ PonCho 7:00 Jai FonG socially conscious singer 8:00 reVerend Goddess Char-maine 8:30 the miChael mirlas ColleCtiVe “romantic expres-sionism.”

MAriA hernAndez (knick-erBocker Ave And StArr St)1:00 Chantilly singer-song-writer 3:00 b. stallion with “7th floor entertainment” artists, and youth from ms 296.----------------------------------------------

1:00 - 4:00 Pass kontrol “1977 berlin meets 2008 bushwick” northeASt kingdoM, 18 wyckoff Ave7:00 Chief magazine presents ninJasonik 1089 B’wAy

downtown/BrooklynheightshAnk’S SAloon (46 3rd Ave)Country bands: 1:00 Jon itkin 3:00 the neWton GanG 4:00 sean kershaW & the neW JaCk ramblers

Brooklyn hiStoricAl Society (128 PierrePont St)4:00 honeyChild 1960’s surf gui-tars, electric mountain dulcimer, laptop, and vocals 5:00 omeGa Jarden “when chaos and mini-malism collide.”----------------------------------------------

12:00 – 6:00 traininG CamP shoWCase nyC’s best under-ground mCs, hosted by mental supreme 36 dekAlB Ave.1:00 Cady Finlayson & Vita tanGa spirited Irish fiddle Borough hAll greenMArket3:00 mayday radio stylish melodic rock eAMonnS, 174 MontAgue St

flatbushnewkirk PlAzA11:00 AM the neW Fantas-tiCs jangle trio plays geek-pop 12:00 the streakinG healys alt-country from maine 3:00 Jeanine truly intense diva vocals, acoustic set 4:00 slim dixon “hillbilly blues for the new millenium” 5:00 tah Phrum duh bush flatbush native and hip-hop rising star.

lAdieS workout exPreSS (1456 flAtBuSh Ave)1:00 danielle leWis soul 1:15 Pasoe hip-hop 1:45 God’s Child a cappella poetry and mu-sic 2:00 blessed hip-hop 2:15 maniFestation oF Praise “holy hip-hop, urban style” 2:45 kotiJ CreW Caribbean Gospel 3:00 Christ’d out 3:15 daVid metayer ProJeCt (dPm) live haitian music 4:00 Chanese acoustic pop-soul 4:15 ViCtory innovative Gospel/r&b 4:45 brooke luGo Gospel pop 5:00 tru Praise jazz, traditional Gospel, and neo-soul 5:15 doubledGe inspirational hard rock 5:45 JoVita shePPard & manna “divine spiritual nourish-ment”

flAtBuSh dutch church (890 flAtBuSh Ave)2:00 the streakinG healys alt-country from maine. 3:00 5 Feet avant-garde jazz musicians turned indie rockers 4:00 mary anne mCsWeeney Quintet double bassist plays jazz origi-nals 5:00 kat CalVosa jazz singer-songwriter----------------------------------------------

1:45 blaCkloVe steel steel drum band 3:30 innoVatiVe soundz jazzy kids band church & oceAn Ave3:00 - 6:00 John C reggae and hip hop on drums and guitar AlBAny Ave & fArrAgut rd5:00 - 8:00 tuCky tobias booty-shaking music, others welcome to sit in kdog & duneBuggy, 43 lincoln rd

fort greenefort greene PArk (dekAlB Ave & willoughBy)2:30 ColleCtiVe oPera ComPany ryan tracy and paula white sing “what to do: a duet” 3:00 rhymes With oPera “Closer to mona,” reality vs. the mona Lisa 3:30 oPera on taP populist opera company explores “dating in the modern age: how do you meet people in this town?” 4:00 deeP intent groove-oriented rock

226 St JAMeS Pl1:00 rahJ 3-piece band 2:00 daWn drake & zaPote funky samba soul 3:00 miChael sb americana meets 60s/70s acous-tic 4:00 the nu-soniCs

univerSity PlAzA (dekAlB Ave & flAtBuSh)12:00 trioCraCy 2 saxophones & trombone, chamber jazz 3:00 - 6:00 euPhon contemporary alternative hip hop

greenpointMccArren PArk field houSe3:00 – 7:00 street smart CyClist angular, melodic, indie rock and dIy punk bands 8:00 instiGator singer/songwriter

Mcgolrick PArk (driggS Ave & ruSSell St)1:00 Grand street Communi-ty band semi-professionals and amateurs play traditional concert band and modern music 5:30 batter reCharGer “from tape loops to loud animal punk.”----------------------------------------------

2:00 - 6:00 bob lukomski, Casey bloCk and haJJi maJer ambient electronica on the stoop 143 noBle St2:00 Gamelan dharma sWara works for balinese gamelan greenPoint/MccArren PArk greenMArket2:00 les Chauds laPins reno-vated french songs from the jazz age fr. PoPieluSzko Sq.2:00 - 9:00 Cold hands Col-leCtiVe live hip hop all day SchMook’S PizzA, 86 nASSAu Ave2:45 Polish theatre insti-tute in the usa a kaleido-scope of polish songs, with sets and costumes St. Anthony’S church, 880 MAnhAttAn Ave

Park SlopegrAnd ArMy PlAzA greenMArket11:00 AM lara eWen singer/songwriter and experienced bus-ker 1:00 CraiG Chin kid-friendly, quirky pop 2:30 Cady Finlay-son & Vita tanGa spirited Irish fiddle

SouthPAw Block PArty (125 5th Ave)12:00 – 5:00 the ProJeCt; the duGout hip hop collective; nuClear Family renovated boom-bap aseer the duke oF tiers & Celina emPress oF 10,000 years mC and fine artist

JJ Byrne (4th Ave & 3rd St)1:00 broken land “hindie rock” 2:00 Windsor terrors music of the british Invasion era 5:00 annie & her Guns songs of lust and love

Boing Boing (204 6th Ave)12:00 rob GarCia - drum n GloCk one-man jazz band 1:00 daVe zabloCki 6:00 louis Valore acoustic early 60s music----------------------------------------------

1:00 – 4:00 the east harlem shakedoWn large “cosmic blues” ensemble 110 ProSPect Pl2:00 sloW/dynamite experi-mental rock on the stoop 216 19th St3:30 eCotone reFuGees joan jett/Ian anderson love child chASe, 442 5th Ave

williamsburgthis June 21st, nine blocks in Williamsburg will be closed to traffic, giving audiences plenty of space to enjoy dozens of Make Music new York bands. the inaugural “Williamsburg Walk” will stretch along bedford from Metropolitan ave to north 9th — bring a lawn chair and relax, or create an impromp-tu dance floor!

“williAMSBurg wAlkS” – Bedford Ave, froM MetroPolitAn to n. 9th. Various genres.At n. 7th: 1:30 mammi-ama oFori 2:00 the obJeCt les-son 3:00 house on a hill 4:00 FiVe Four 5:00 Fun ma-Chine 6:00 the soundsCaPes 7:00 the naked hearts 8:00 WereWolVesAt n. 6th: 3:00 red CaV-alry 9:30 JuGGer-nutAt n. 5th: 4:00 Fakeman 6:00 Chana rothman 7:00 Family JunCtion 8:00 aVi Wisnia 9:00 bear kittayMArching down Bedford: 7:00 oxyGen mobile unit

“After the JuMP feSt” – n. 6th Between kent & wythe. Indie rock.12:45 PaPerCranes 1:45 lissy trullie 2:30 Wakey! Wakey! 3:30 the antlers 4:30 bryan sCary and the shreddinG tears 5:30 the shaCkeltons 6:30 the Forms 7:30 Pela

“the tAkeover” – n. 12th Between Bedford & Berry. hip hop/rock.12:00 - 8:00 the duGout; GiF; Caktuz tree..?13; real liVe shoW; the antidote; sankoFa; noVa ClutCh

125 n. 10th St1:00 diaboliQue intimate indie rock 2:00 the arkhams rock ‘n roll-abilly 3:30 i am the heat explosive melodic indie 5:00 kill the Camera 80s hard rock meets 90s pop-punk 6:00 e.l.V. power pop

ABout glAMour (103 n. 3rd St)12:00 trouPe sonG one-girl dy-namo 1:30 sWati “ani difranco meets the edge” 5:30 bella noir dark layered sounds 7:00 Joelle ziGman catchy pop 8:30 hot Potato outer space power rock

BuffAlo exchAnge (504 driggS Ave)2:00 the shiVers soulful folk/rock 3:00 Phil and the osoPhers jingly jangly art-rock 4:00 kinetiC stereokids noise rock with found sounds

like the SPice gAllery(224 roeBling St)12:00 rosy nolan confes-sional, folksy hymns 1:00 riChie auFriChtiG 2:00 younG man about toWn stones-like rock 3:00 batter reCharGer high-energy, lo-fi animal punk 4:00 linda draPer “like folk mamma joan baez” 5:00 the shiVers soulful folk/rock. 6:00 Cuomo! “appalachian harmonies over acoustic punk” 7:00 Wes mat-theu and the neW Way doWn

nitA nitA (146 wythe Ave)7:00 north sea tom waitsy-in-die rock 8:00 Violet hour “the Clash meets the beatles”

olive St. coMMunity gArden (25 olive St)1:00 Ps 250 Chorus 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students 2:00 kinetiC stereokids noise rock with found sounds 3:00 JustiCe oF the uniCorns indie-folk music 4:00 anne mironChik, kirsten thien, Galia arad, britt neal soulful blues. 6:00 my liGht sWeet Fire love songs 7:00 runaWay dorothy indie and alt-country 8:00 Jonny on the roCks “beastie boys doing a nirvana cover”

Self + therAPy (147 grAnd St)1:00 my Pet draGon epic rock and classical Indian dancing

2:00 mushroom Cloud 5:00 ryan saWyer’s lone WolF and Co. electronica dJ sabine (oyasound/brooklyn meCCa) spins global soul 8:30 dJ alx

the ShoP Brooklyn (290 MetroPolitAn Ave)1:00 e.l.V. power pop band 3:00 the roadmen gritty rock 5:00 the bourbon shakes memphis soul and California pop----------------------------------------------

12:00 – 6:00 bombayo commu-nity music from puerto rico el Puente coMMunity gArden, roeBling St & S 3rd St1:00 CollaPsinG uniVerse a musical based on global warming BAuPlAtz, 174 grAnd St1:00 – 5:00 CliFF kaPlan experi-mental ASyluM tAttoo,143 n. 4th St2:00 the reVelinG punk rock; 4:00 – 8:00 nakatomi Plaza in-die-punk power trio the Brook-lyn kitchen, 616 loriMer St2:00 – 8:00 eleCtroluxe stu-dios shoWCase 976 grAnd St 2:00 the ViCtor Williams band old-school rock MAcri SquAre, MetroPolitAn Ave & union Ave2:00 lilian borunda danceable pop/r&b MulhollAnd’S, 312 grAnd St 2:30 Jaik miller band precise, spontaneous rock tAttoo culture, 129-A roeBling St 3:00 kelly buChanan pop rock MAiden hong kong, 502 loriMer St 4:00 Violet hour “the beatles meet the Clash” 137 Bedford Ave. 4:00 – 9:00 shae Fiol and Guests soulful beats A’ShAy reStAurAnt, 229 S. 4th St 5:00 north brooklyn Commu-nity orChestra silent film music from the early 20th century eASt river StAte PArk, kent Ave & n. 9th St 5:00 – 10:00 baChelor sound maChin punk jarocho music 222 MetroPolitAn6:00 FreQuenCy Core rock-elec-tronica 200 Bedford6:00 – 10:00 manaWi thorn makes rats explode with delight 1027 grAnd St. rooftoP9:00 Felix Flores piano-based pop MetroPolitAn BAr, 559 loriMer St

other BrooklynBay ridge4:00 huGh Wilson humourous

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pop BAy ridge chriStiAn center, 6324 7th Ave4:30 the italian oPera ComPa-ny 20 singers, opera and broadway Mckinley PArk

carroll gardens4:00 audra rox “Queen of the nyC kid-rock scene” cArroll PArk 7:00 FriGhtened seller post-punk with piano, violin Moon-Shin 2:00 trim smart, intricate rock 3:30 hoodless 5:00 rahJ 200 Bergen St.

coney island3:00 neW york’s Finest Jazz ensemble bebop and swing by nypd 7:00 VeniCe beaCh musCle Club surf music coney iSlAnd BoArdwAlk (outSide the AquAriuM)

crown heights12:00 - 4:00 youth day open mic, dancers, and jazz band crown heightS youth collective, 113 rogerS Ave

east new york1:00 msPot Latin & Christian mu-sic highlAnd PArk children’S gArden, JAMAicA Ave & AShford St2:30 3rd roCk young brooklyn rap trio hAndS And heArt gArden, new lotS Ave & AlABAMA3:00 - 6:00 msPot jazz, reggae, soul and blues acts new vi-Sion gArden, Schenck Ave & livoniA St

Sunset Park2:00 latin Jazz cAfe con PAn, 5401 5th Ave2:00 merCy and GraCe Latin/pop

flAMingo furniture, 5109 5th ave 2:00 maxriser and the aPPles Latin/rock george’S reStAurAnt, 5701 5th Ave2:00 lrs Latin, rock, soul her-nAndez hArdwAre, 4510 5th Ave 4:00 - 8:00 Jerry and his mariaChis ginA’S reStAurAnt, 3905 5th Ave

Prospect heights12:00 - 6:00 backyard barbecue, music by sarah White; heaVy; 77klash; dJ lynnee denise hArriet’S Alter ego, 293 flAtBuSh Ave

Midwood1:00 Ps 139 Chorus, Jazz band, 4th Grade band, and PerCus-sion Clubs PS 139 PlAyground, 330 rugBy rd

uptowninwood/washing-ton heightsAnne loftuS PlAyground (B’wAy & dyckMAn)12:00 - 4:00 uCe liVe / uPtoWn arts stroll jazz quartet, interac-tive music lesson for kids, brass quintet, dance

ring gArden (B’wAy & dyckMAn)4:00 double Play all stars ballads to the blues 5:00 allison sColla world pop and light soul

6:00 staCylyn bennett soprano 6:30 Fred arColeo 7:00 arthur sherry fingerstyle guitar and song

fort tryon PArk (ft wAShington Ave & w 190th)4:00 the WhisPerinG tree melodic folk/rock 5:30 Chris koCh singer/songwriter/poet 7:00 shir-ley GiFFord 5,000 song repertoire - takes requests!

Bennett PArk (ft wAShington Ave & w 185th)2:00 ChristoPher kimble ameri-cana and country 5:00 siGniFi-Cant others acoustic pop 6:00 emile menasChe bluesy acoustic guitar

lA PlAzA de lAS AMericAS (B’wAy & w 175th)1:00 Carlos Jimenez jazz flutist with his tropical Latin jazz sextet 5:00 kabbala danceable rhythmic mixes----------------------------------------------

3:00 allison sCola world pop and light soul iShAM PArk, B’wAy & iShAM4:00 kabbala danceable rhythmic mixes J hood wright PArk, fort wAShington Ave & w 176th

harlemhArleM StAte office Building PlAzA (AdAM clAyton Powell & w 125th)1:00 jazzmobile presents the har-lem renaissanCe orChestra, a swing-era big band, plus vocal competition winners.

hArleM StAge gAtehouSe terrAce (150 convent Ave)12:00 – 7:00 3rd Urb aLt festival, 7-hour tribute to sun ra. m; melVin Gibbs avant-garde bassist; staCy ePPs soulful hip hop/funk; tay zonday youtube phenomenon; Waberi Jordan cosmic jazz vocals; tenderhead melodic protorock; omG (oh my Goodness) electronica-infused funk rock; deVi funky blues-rock; kendal honey voiced crooner; millsted Latin rock/punk; muthaWit orChes-tra futuristic big band exploratory mission; Pierre FiGnole r&b and soul singer

heAlthcAre PlAzA (w 145th & AMSterdAM Ave)2:00 artie simmons and the Jazz samaritans 3:00 Fudako-Chi soul, jazz, and hip hop 5:00 ki ki alt rock/funk blend 6:00 Carlos Jimenez jazz flutist and his tropi-cal Latin jazz sextet 7:00 roland ruby meldodic Latin jazz/rock

MorningSide PArk (Morning-Side dr & w 113th St)12:00 - 5:00 3rd nyC kidsfest includes Jose obando salsa authority gives a workshop for kids; allan harris sings the story of the black Cowboy.

St. nicholAS PArk (135th St PlAzA)12:00 martian Walrus & the symPhoniC Winds and brass 8-member ensemble plays baltic to classical to jazz/improv 1:00 tantra-zaWadi performance poet 2:00 adsila “jazz to world music, and all the notes in between”

3:00 kimistry original jazz/pop 5:00 huxley VertiCal Cabaret nouVeau strings, piano, accordion, trumpet 6:00 kabbala Urban artist makes people dance 7:00 leni stern singer and guitarist inspired by music of mali.----------------------------------------------

11:00 AM ta’ziyah naharah po-etry, hip hop, and soul; troy Wise “the enigma” BlAke hoBBS PlAyground, 2nd Ave & e. 102nd St12:00 TRiM lean, mean, smart rock 1:00 3rd Grade xyloPhone GrouP ps 180 students led by david haiman play marimba music from

Zimbabwe MorningSide PArk, w 110th St SidewAlkS1:00 – 4:00 num and the neW reGGae underGround jazzy reggae in front garden, 58 west 127th st1:00 – 5:00 alVin atkinson and the sound merChants jazz 33 convent Ave3:00 midori & Friends Children’s musiC FestiVal 200 children, indoors and out, celebrate “harmony happening!” el MuSeo del BArrio, fifth Ave & 104th4:00 JazzmeetshiPhoP hip hop’s kev$money and ksmooth with a jazz trio for “harlem future society” Adult MAnhAttAn trAining center, 212 weSt 120th St8:00 smitty on steel delta blues-style steel guitar hArleM roSe gArden, e. 129th St & 5th Ave

upper east SidecArl Schurz PArk (eASt end Ave And 84th St)2:00 ah-Choo hip-hop for pre-schoolers; baze and his silly Friends kids music 3:30 east riVer blues band traditional urban and country blues 6:30 GraCie strinG Quartet plays mozart’s eine kleine nacht musik

guggenheiM MuSeuM (5th Ave & e 89th)5:30 works & process presents french metro accordionist Fran-Cois Parisi, who plays songs cho-sen by Louise bourgeois, in honor of her Guggenheim retrospective.

MetroPolitAn MuSueM (5th Ave & e 79th)12:00 ai ensemble clarinet/cello duo 1:00 - 5:00 thinGny experimental classical music and free improvisation

SeABury PlAyground (e 95th St & 3rd Ave)1:00 – 4:00 PhFat raskals Casio punk quartet; the lolita JaCkson GrouP jazz vocalist; Ps 198 aFriCan drummers ----------------------------------------------

2:00 talent unlimited hiGh sChool Jazz band tAlent unliMited hS, 300 e 68th St3:00 PasCalito french chansons, bossa nova and tango 5:00 the amelia GrouP funk-infused jazz Mon Petit cAfé, e 62nd & lex

upper west Side: Above 96th StB’wAy MAllS At w. 96th12:00 sandra small and the smallWorld band rock and funk 2:00 martian Walrus & the symPhoniC Winds and brass baltic to Classical 3:00 Chris Fuller scratchy-voiced folk 4:00 Folk musiC soCiety oF ny makes music the old-fashioned way 6:30 neW york Consort oF Viols flute/cello with poetry

riverSide PArk: ProMenAde At 96th St2:00 – 7:30 kathy Gohr melo-dies for spiritual listeners; Peri smiloW “freedom music seder”; eriC komar passionate settings of jewish texts; shira kline jewish kiddie rock; akiVa the belieVer percussion and world music; marGe eiseman a singalong

Second PreSByteriAn church (cPw & w 96th)4:00 – 8:00 Folk musiC soCiety oF ny traditional folk performed by alan friend, sarah, dave, and bill, jen Larson, and toby fagenson; singalong at 6:00----------------------------------------------

12:30 Joe GiGlio & daVid shaiCh jazz guitar & bass duo 2:30 rale miCiC jazz guitar coMMu-nity reStAurAnt, B’wAy & w 112th2:00 Carlos CerVantes world & funk 4:00 Cynthia Goddeau world & folk StrAuS PArk, B’wAy & w 106th

2:00 GosPel reGGie contem-porary Christian frederick douglASS PlAyground, AMSterdAM & w 100th3:00 – 7:00 sChool For healinG arts Jam session BroAdwAy coMMunity inc, B’wAy & w 114th4:00 uPtoWn sound a cappella jazz favorites, cPw & 97th5:00 sadie folk-pop trio 6:00 Joe benoit singer/songwriter BlooMingdAle PlAyground, AMSterdAM & w 104th

upper west Side: Below 96th StdAnte PArk (B’wAy & w 63rd)1:00 danny Carmelo soulful pop rock 4:00 aline Vida distinc-tive vocalist 5:00 kathianne comtemporary folk 7:00 Jeremy Cole pop/r&b

theodore rooSevelt PArk (coluMBuS & w 77th)1:00 bobby kane acoustic music 2:00 Jess kinG soulful songs 3:30 the Callen sisters singer/songwriters on harp and guitar

verdi PArk (AMSterdAM & w 73rd St)1:00 Valerie CraWFord jazz standards, blues and disney songs 2:00 tom detrik rock with a fusion feel 3:30 kathy zimmer “Cosmopolitan folk”

louiS d. BrAndeiS hS coMMunity gArden (AMSterdAM & w 84th)4:00 sarah deleo swinging music 5:00 audrey axinn fortepiano trios 6:00 ai ensemble clarinet and cello 7:00 Paul l. mills/Poez spoken word pioneer. hosted by Council member Gale brewer & public advocate betsy Gotbaum

lincoln Square makes musicMetro presents a block party across from Lincoln center, with world-renowned musi-cians from the new York Philharmonic, Jazz at Lincoln center, new York city Opera, and more. explore the neighborhood’s unparalleled cultural offerings, all day, for free!

lincoln SquAre Block PArty (w 64th St & centrAl PArk weSt)12:00 ameriCan oPera ProJeCts young brooklyn-based groups opera on tap and the Collective opera Company 1:00 ameriCan ComPosers orChes-tra derek bermel’s band “peace by piece.” 2:00 asCaP Presents the inFinite orChestra clas-sic funk 3:00 Jazz at linColn Center pianist jonathan batiste 4:00 neW york PhilharmoniC: PrinCiPal brass 5:00 nyC oP-era highlights of the company’s repertoire, from Verdi to bernstein, with six soloists and piano. (spe-cial thanks to the west side ymCa and to steinway & sons.)

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11:00 AM FaCe the musiC 10 to 15-year-olds perform terry riley’s In C. ollie’S PuBlic SPAce, B’wAy & w 68th1:00 Jenny amlen melodic, edgy singer/songwriter coluMBuS & w. 81St3:00 – 6:00 eli manisCalCo and Friends Contemporary folk richArd tucker Sq, coluMBuS And w 66th3:00 – 9:00 morGan Green-street birthday band mG turns 21 with wild, funky, free music cPw & w 93rd

3:00 Joanie leeds hip music for hip kids weSt Side kidS, AMSterdAM & w 84th4:00 Julia haltiGan & the hooliGans bygone-era american pop riverSide PArk dog run At w 87th4:00 heidi hePler & ramo Voice and Guitar, classic brazilian, Italian, french songs gigi’S cAfé, B’wAy & w 71St6:00 Garry noVikoFF intense, lyric-driven songs riverSide PArk At w 70th

central ParknAuMBerg BAndShell2:00 the legendary roberta FlaCk introduces three talented middle-school ensembles: Ps 83 (rock from morris park, bronx), ms 50 Guitar Club (folk-rock from williamsburg, brooklyn), and the roberta FlaCk sChool oF musiC (jazz from hunts point, bronx).

dAnA diScovery center PlAzA (5th Ave & e 110th)12:00 bloCo Quimbombo energetic Carnaval music of the americas 1:00 troy Wise “the enigma” 4:00 seGuida ny “east Coast” salsa-rock since 1972.

wAgner’S cove1:00 – 9:00 annieCrane homage to Celtic-folk; the WoWz weird folk; elizabeth deVlin influenced by scratchy phonographs and autoharp melodies; John houx dylan-esque folk; erin reGan; the telethons songs about fight clubs, brainworms; Chris maher “an exercise in con-tradiction”; alexandra dreWChin classical fingerpickin’ folk; Gann mattheWs reflective, haunt-ing songs; royal Pine old-time americana

tAvern on the green (cPw & w 67th)11:00 AM Jeanne marie boes singer/songwriter/pianist; the Cal-len sisters singer/songwriters on harp and guitar 12:00 aVi Wisnia americana Cynthia lin jazzy folk 1:00 sarah deleo Contemporary jazz 2:00 kat CalVosa jazz singer-songwriter; Jann klose music both “earthy and alive” 3:00 lady l soul/r&b; kerry Politzer band jazz pianist turned singer-songwriter 5:00 Paul hemminGs jazz guitar with loops and effects 6:00 Jordan ClaWson pianist and vocalist; nothinG but Class funk, r&b, and jazz cover band; Christos al-exandrou singer/actor 7:00 alina brouWer & the blaCk Friars Cuban jazz; miChael PatriCk Phelan piano-flavored pop

MerchAntS gAte (coluMBuS cir)12:00 ViVa female vocalist/pia-nist playing blues 1:00 arlene GottFried “singing photographer” 3:30 andersen silVa one-man rock band ----------------------------------------------

12:30 kathianne contemporary folk; 2:00 adam arCuraGi hoote-nanny-style southern rock greAt hill, cPw & w 103rd2:00 Flute GruPe from baroque to contemporary grey wAcke Arch, 5th Ave & e 79th2:00 Chris koCh imaginative sing-er/songwriter/poet 4:30 shoWin’ tell modern rock deAd roAd3:00 musiC diVine sacred renais-sance music children’S zoo tunnel3:00 - 6:00 thoth unique violin and foot percussion, four octave vocal range Angel tunnel4:00 hunGry marCh band legend-ary, good-natured, anarchic grAnd ArMy PlAzA, 5th Ave & e 60th4:00 aliCia GuarraCino acoustic indie; 6:00 yolanda F. Johnson songs with strings eASt MeAdow Bowl4:00 katy PFaFFl band soulful pop 6:00 stePhen Clair citified troubadour MinerAl SPringS5:00 – 8:00 minetta Creek blue-Grass band knee slappin’, foot stompin’ music StrAnger’S gAte, cPw & w 106th

manhattan

Punk iSlAnd 11 AM – 5 PMon june 21st, Governors Island will be “Punk island,” with thirteen stages of music and no volume restrictions! Listeners will be able to reach the island via a special ferry with on-board punk bands, leaving every 30 minutes from the battery maritime building (adjacent to the staten Island ferry terminal at battery park). bands include new york’s the Choke, phila-delphia’s the Ghouls, new haven’s CoPyriGht Chaos, and also:

Punk roCk the blame, the Lucky f*cks, Grizzly smith, status Quo no show, eleventh hour, the baby sandwiches, soul4sale,

thriller, the pigs, planned Collapse, Utd, die pretty, buddha heroes, trash Can alley, nice new music, you and what army, social standards, La Cosa nostra, ja moustache eddies, one frequency. hardCore: the boils, olde york Punk/Folk/aCoustiC darren deicide, staywarm Punk/metal-inFluenCe stella’s attic, yankee doodle blitzkrieg, puny human, hexual Ceiling, slow/dynamite, dudes of doom Post-Punk/alterna-tiVe/non-Punk rew, Vagina panther, alushus, Cop City Chill pillars, the Unstoppable death machines, Crackula, bezoar, ne’er do evers, the Leader, blood red sun, andrew hand, the Gamut, tara Lynne band, allmost madmen, the kause, benzene ring, Career Club.

midtownMidtown westcArnegie hAll: zAnkel hAll loBBy doorS (7th Ave & w 56th)12:00 And 1:00 heritaGe o.P. “organic percussion” and vocal ensemble, african, Caribbean, south american rhythms. pre-sented by weill music Institute.

quAd recording StudioS (185 48th St)11:00 AM sinem saniye electronica/world dJ riddles interludes throughout the day 2:00 blaCk taxi “like a taran-tino film in stereo” 8:30 maybe the Welders “probably the world’s best pub rock”

rice & curry reStAurAnt (232 w 37th)4:00 indian karaoke GrouP come and sing your bollywood favorites! 6:30 sam shiVraJ teen singer----------------------------------------------

1:00 – 4:00 amy Coleman blues, rock, and cabaret mix tAgine dining, 537 9th Ave1:00 – 6:00 Frank senior and JaCob melChior band blind newsstand operator sings jazz newSStAnd, 5th Ave & w 42nd4:00 aileen morGan With diana hiCkman “sweet, sexy and fun” singer-songwriters 457 weSt 49th4:15 lilian borunda dance-able pop/r&b lAttAnzi riStorAnte, 361 w 46th

Midtown east/Murray hillwAterSide PlAzA (eASt river And e 25th)

PlAzA StAge 2:00 miChael PaCker blues band 5-piece blues ensemble 3:00 ClosenuF “musical perfection… or Close enuf” 4:00 Wil deynes ben folds, keane influenced 5:00 the rhodes black-clad blues buskers 6:00 PaPerdoll high-energy pop 7:00 Jason yudoFF billy joel meets jamiroquai 8:00 Jay sCott & the Grand Case sCenario catchy melodies with a strong blues feel

wAterfront StAge 2:00 miChele smith and the ProJeCt jazz 3:00 lisa Fur-man and the blueFlys Celtic/americana/bluegrass 6:00 Jake hertzoG trio grand prize at the 2006 montreux jazz Guitar Competition 5:00 da PhatFunk CliQue violin-led jazz/funk

entrAnce 2:00 rose rus-Ciani international folk by solo accordionist 3:00 saVe me

today Guitarist anson Li, LaGuardia hs student 4:00 alina brouWer & the blaCk Friars Cuban vocalist and songwriter 5:00 danny Carmelo pop rock and soulful vocals 6:00 Porter sinGer acoustic 7:00 blaise siWali free jazz saxophonist

dAg hAMMArSkJold (1St Ave & e 46th)12:00 dominiC shodo Cam-marota traditional and modern japanese shakuhachi music 2:00 sustain your sPirit spiri-tual texts and songs made into poetry; GeorGe dulin disband pulsing jazz with film music elements 4:00 daVid monte Cristo keyboards and synths, influenced by Vangelis, black sabbath 6:00 Ghosthorse jazz/world flutes, drum, and strings.

turtle BAy MuSic School (244 e 52nd)1:00 – 7:00 students and FaCulty of the 83-year-old com-munity music school, acoustic, classical, and jazz guitar music.

oM SAree PAlAce134 eASt 27th St2:00 – 6:00 taunya laya & my seCond breath authentic hi-malayan singing bowl performer, joined by her students and monk, who combine the vibrations of mongolian throat singing and the japanese flute----------------------------------------------

11:00 AM – 5:00 Jesse Jams moonsoup teacher plays chil-dren’s songs 5:00 sam shiVraJ teen singer MoonSouP, 2nd Ave & e 56th11:00 AM G-Volution danCe 5:30 the ClassiC Futures in-fluenced by U2 & the dalai Lama trAMwAy PlAzA, 2nd Ave & e 59th12:00 auntie em and unCle al former children’s librarian sings oldtime country kiPS BAy BrAnch liBrAry, 3rd Ave & e 31St12:00 natalia Paruz - the “saW lady” angelic musical saw 1:00 oxyGen mobile unit small, mobile free improv rockefeller center1:00 bedsit Poets folkish pop with a touch of serge Gainsbourg 2:00 the CJ Vinson band MurrAy hill greenMArket, e. 33rd & 2nd Ave2:00 les ballets de l’oPera Chinois de neW york traditional beijing opera and contemporary songs evergreen ShAnghAi, 10 e 38th4:00 JaCk GraCe band schmoozin’ and boozin’ Country rodeo BAr, 375 3rd Ave4:00 - 8:00 GeoFFrey armes spiritual folk and electronica tu-dor city greenS At e 41St

downtownchelsea2:00 taP City youth ensemble advanced teen tappers chelSeA BreezewAy, 18 w 27th2:30 What We Want!!! new compositions by Inhyun kim, matthew hough, ronen shai and Ippei Inoue, with percus-sionist ana Lorenzo Monkdogz urBAn Art gAllery, 547 w 27th

gramercy/flatiron1:00 matt Van brink witty songs for kids, with accordion BookS of wonder, 18 w 18th2:00 zak alister acoustic blues 4:00 tom detrik rock with a fusion feel 5:00 We take no reQuests radio StuyveSAnt SquAre (e. 17th & 2nd Ave)

east villageABe leBewohl (2nd Ave & e 10th)1:30 iPPazzi spoken word meets rock 5:00 oVo trio bossa nova, jazz and world 6:30 Polish theatre institute in the usa kaleidoscope of polish songs, with sets and costumes.

Bowery Poetry cluB (308 Bowery)5:00 buFFalo Poets 6:00 Gato loCo 7:00 Jen and moonshine 7:30 Ceili Clemens PuPPets 7:45 the Fools 8:30 JeFF diCkinson 9:00 brieF VieW oF the hudson 9:30 sean t. hanratty

think coffee (1 Bleecker St)1:00 ladystein twangy folk-pop 2:00 breez eVahFloWin & dirt e dutCh #2 on the Cmj hip hop charts 3:00 beniCio and the del toros flamenco-fla-vored with american roots 6:00 sneaky Pete hip hop & urban poetry 8:00 Che la ke Vj sarah spins videos to music by subway performer “ghsts n guitars”

toMPkinS SquAre PArk (Ave B & e 8th)12:00 Food Will Win the War “the Charlie kaufman of ny Indie rock” 1:45 the younGer sis-ter band the story of american folk today 5:00 l.e.s.G.o. enter-tainment hip-hop producers, lyricists, and models

le cAire lounge (189 e 3rd)3:00 bluePaGes pop rock 4:15 PasCalito fusion of french chansons, jazz, tango 5:15 eFendi oud music to accompany belly dancing 6:15 marta PoPViC pop and top 40.

new york MArBle ceMetery (41 1/2 2nd Ave)4:00 – 8:00 summer solstiCe:

hiGh tea in the GraVeyard naughty nautical night with dame darcy and jessica delfino: sea shanties, ocean antics, all ages

otto’S Shrunken heAd (538 e 14th)Unsteady freddie presents “Long day’s surfin’ safari into night” 2:00 the CrustaCeans; 3:00 bonGo surF 4:00 blue WaVe theory 5:00 the oCtomen 6:00 mister neutron 7:00 stranGe but surF

oPen roAd PArk (e 12th St & 1St Ave)1:00 matt JasPer young Long Island singer-songwriter 2:00 Gene ess “sandbox & sanCtum” Quartet virtuosic post-bop guitarist 5:00 barry russell WolFF solo guitarist with “a checkered past” 6:00 ana CiFuentes “anacaona y su sabor Latin” 7:00 Pariaz guitar duo daniel reyes Llinas & Luis Carlos Ianes play south american music

PAngeA (178 2nd Ave)3:00 otherWise maGniFiCent alterna-pop 4:00 tor snyder african-blues / jazz-ambient guitar 6:00 matt JasPer young Long Island singer-songwriter 7:00 tones From the under-Ground 8:00 aGua triP

6th & B coMMunity gArden2:00 ahmond influenced by kate bush, brit rock, and baaka vocal-izations 3:00 amura blues and acoustic 4:00 tarrah reynolds & band accomplished violinist, novice singer/songwriter 5:00 al-len GoGarty & the Wads Irish folk/rock 6:00 Frank Palmeri singer-songwriter 7:00 bobby syVarth singer-songwriter 8:00 j. d. duvall 9:00 shut uP, Ju-nior!! acoustic pop and alt rock----------------------------------------------

12:00 – 5:00 the shadoW aCt unique blend of jazz, funk, and metal PlAn B ny, 339 e 10th1:00 no PoliCe state Girl green oASiS gArden, 8th St & Ave c1:00 Courtney lee adams Jr. “Loretta Lynn drops acid and goes to CbGb” the tASting rooM, 72 e 1St St1:00 the Curtana Veil “a band, a story, an idea” coMMon ground, e 13th & Ave A1:00 shut uP, Junior!! acoustic pop and alt rock Ave A & 7th1:00 timbila xylophone rock & african dancing triBAl Soundz, 340 e. 6th1:00 – 6:00 ras moshe free jazz saxophone on Charlie parker’s old street e 10th St & Ave B1:00 – 4:00 Peter dizozza folk rock/musical theater cineMA vii collective 321 e 12th2:00 – 6:00 bunny beCk jazz pianist on the sidewalk PoMMeS friteS, 123 2nd Ave2:30 ViC, hoWlin JeFF and Friends jam session in the gar-den, all acoustic players welcome! diAS y floreS coMMunity gArden, 520 e 13th4:00 aPoPhenia cryptic lyrics

BeAn coffee & teA, e 3rd & 1St Ave5:00 stePhanie rooker sings with groove, heart, and light 6:30 meta and the Cornerstones 6-member roots reggae band trAder Joe’S, 142 e 14th8:00 duo Geo world music for guitar & percussion le Petit verSAilleS, 346 e houSton St

greenwich village/nyulAguArdiA corner gArdenS (Bleecker St & lAguArdiA Pl)2:00 annie & her Guns songs of lust, love, and drinking 3:00 stark/lani Ford rock trio 4:00 sour GraPes original “melt-ing pot music” 5:00 the oren neiman Jazz Quartet modern jazz with Israeli influences 6:00 trouPe sonG one-girl dynamo 7:00 the Callen sisters singer/songwriter band with con-cert harp and guitar 8:00 Whirl “sheryl Crow meets U2.”

villAge SquAre (6th Ave & w 8th)3:30 robert katz singer/songwriter 4:00 lara eWen singer/songwriter and experi-enced busker 4:30 troy Wise “the enigma” 5:00 GoWanus toWn stomPers bluegrass and fiddle tunes

greene St & e 8th3:00 louis Valore acoustic early 60s music 3:30 Pork ChoP Willie electric blues from the north mississippi hills 4:00 GoWanus toWn stomP-ers bluegrass and fiddle tunes 4:30 auntie em and unCle al bluegrass, oldtime country, and originals for all ages 5:00 arGyle Johansen singer/song-writer 5:30 sChoCholautte likes chocolate, bad spellers

wAShington SquAre PArk (lAguArdiA PlAce & wAShington Sq S)5:00 miChael PaCker blues band 5-piece ensemble 5:45 three Pints shy raucous pub band 6:30 Pork ChoP Willie electric blues from the north mis-sissippi hills

Mr. dennehy’S (63 cArMine St)1:00 andreW V CraiG and Friends pop, bossa, and pseudo-jazz 2:00 blithe 2-3 piece high school band 3:00 miChael PatriCk Phelan mel-low piano-flavored pop 4:00 riCh t. one guitar, two singers 5:00 Cady Finlayson & Vita tanGa spirited Irish fiddle music, with a global twist 6:00 sean Cox 7:00 kathy zimmer “Cosmopolitan folk” 8:00 athena reiCh origi-nal storytelling piano folk/pop

PeAnut Butter & co (240 SullivAn St)12:00 20 mPh debut of rock band created by rockaway scholars’ academy students 1:00 ah-Choo hip hop children’s performer sings “peanut butter and jelly”

2:00 the Go outsides three-piece group, three different hair colors 3:00 ladystein twangy folk-pop 5:00 niCk JosePh and Jake harPer pop/rock/soul duo----------------------------------------------

12:00 – 4:00 Julius C rocks out under the awning, delion deli, B’wAy & wAverly2:00 shoW stoPPers senior citizen singers, dancers, and instru-mentalists perform pop standards from the 1920s - 60s fAther deMo Sq, cArMine & Bleecker5:00 tJay experimental 7:00 sandra Crede / blu CuPid indie rock dAnAl, w. 13th & 5th Ave7:00 Worldarama a peek into the life of Craig “world” bryant fAt BeAtS, 406 6th Ave9:00 roi “bubi” esCudero life-sized puppets, masks, videos, and original songs in the alley PhiliP coltoff center, 219 SullivAn St

west villagecoMPoSerS collABorAtive Block PArty (corneliA St)6:30 neWsPeak 8-piece ensemble playing political music 7:30 Com-Posers CollaboratiVe: miGhty CCi house band politically relevant contemporary compositions

Bleecker PlAyground (w 11th & hudSon St)2:00 siobhan o’malley infec-tious melodies 3:00 Jo William-son nouvelle folk 5:00 heidi folk and conga 8:00 Jami JaCkson acoustic pop.

JAckSon Sq (8th Ave & horAtio St)2:45 kierstin Gray 5:00 Whirl “sheryl Crow meets U2” 6:00 hole in the sky acoustic tribute to black sabbath

SheridAn Sq gArden (w 4th St & 7th Ave)2:00 the bourbon shakes memphis soul meets California pop 3:00 kiai singer/songwriter 4:00 Vinson ValeGa trio originals and jazz standards 6:00 liFeGuard niGhts “the e-street band meets the mothers of Invention”

1:00 zeth samba & bossa nova due AMici reStAurAnt, 304 w 14th1:00 Jane byaela ethereal music 4:00 deni bonet “like sheryl Crow meets the b52s” 241 Bleecker St2:30 – 9:00 marC barnhill in-strospective ballads and rootsy folk-pop, with special guests MinettA PlAyground, 6th Ave & w 3rd6:30 benita Charles singer/songwriter greenwich villAge BiStro, 13 cArMine St

SohoJAzz gAllery Block PArty (doMinick St And hudSon St)In memory of percussionist miguel “anga” diaz. 1:00 – 7:00 Flor urrutia y timba Jazz; yosVany terry Cuban saxophonist “rede-

fined Latin jazz as a complex new idiom” (nyt); Gema y PaVel Cu-ban folkloric traditions; roy har-GroVe and Cristol new version of the trumpeter’s Cuban-based band, best Latin jazz performance Grammy winner in 1997.

PetroSino Sq (kenMAre St & lAfAyette St)harvestworks presents: 1:00 Joshua Fried radio wonder-land: interactive work turns live commercial fm radio into funk 2:00 Guitarbot self-playing guitar created by the League of electronic musical Urban robots 3:00 Val-inC electronic music composer from haiti

Soho SquAre (6th Ave & SPring St)1:00 the Callen sisters singer/songwriters with a concert harp and guitar 2:00 zeV torres spoken word 5:30 deClan ben-nett singer-songwriter, currently starring on b’way in rent.----------------------------------------------

1:00 dan Ferrari upbeat and catchy pop/rock 4:00 rainboW Fresh lush indie pop linkS of london, 402 w B’wAy4:00 - 8:00 musiC For my neiGhbors local amateurs and professionals, for young and old deSAlvio PlAyground, 34 SPring St

lower east SidefirSt PArk (1St Ave & houSton)2:00 Weller Grant “Country noir” 3:00 mira stroika punk cabaret with accordion 4:00 Violin Femmes string quartet of adult beginners 5:00 miWa Gemini sweet guitar/banjo 6:00 main sQueeze orChestra 13 piece all-female all-accordion ensemble 8:00 bob, suzanne, and Gil - iF Gil eVer shoWs uP originals on fiddle and guitar

1St Ave & 1St St MediAn1:00 laura Joy guitar and comforting voice 2:00 rob CooVer americana on the banjo, mandolin, ukelele 3:00 the a-oks bluegrass & cajun stompfest 4:00 matt Jones singer-songwriter 5:00 kaGero japanese Gypsy rock.

coleMAn Sq PlAyground (Monroe St & MArket St)1:00 louis Valore acoustic early 60s music 2:00 Jay WriGht acoustic folk & soul 3:00 the aPPle bros weaned on stax soul and outlaw country 4:00 trim smart, intricate rock 5:00 roomstars two roommates play laidback folk 6:30 troy Wise “the enigma”

PAlA PizzA (198 Allen St)1:00 Pariaz guitar duo play south american music 2:00 stePhanie rooker songs with groove, heart, and light 3:00 Jameson steinWay indie rock 4:00 runaWay dorothy sings the story of your life 5:00 sWati “ani difranco meets the edge” 6:00 mary C. r&b

SArA rooSevelt PArk (e houSton & chryStie St)1:00 otherWise maGniFiCent alterna-pop 2:00 endall melodic hard rock 3:00 Caitlin krisko electro-acoustic soul 4:00 bill PoPP and the taPes brit pop for the broken-hearted.----------------------------------------------

1:00 dethraCe speed metal & crazy performance art Mf gAl-lery, 157 rivington St2:00 - 5:00 saCred harP sings dark, southern 17th century 4-part harmony 2nd Ave SuBwAy - 1St Ave exit

tribecathe tAnk Block PArty (church St & white St)4:00 bit shiFter high-energy, low-bit music performed on a nin-tendo Game boy 5:00 anamana-GuChi Game boy rock 6:00 the royal Chains indie rock

villAge light oPerA grouP (65 leonArd St)2:00 VillaGe liGht oPera GrouP performs meredith wilson’s classic “music man,” fully staged in the middle of the street

ricky’S urBAn groove (375 B’wAy)5 female-fronted pop/punk bands. 12:00 reWbee 1:00 loki the GrumP 2:00 marisa mini & the underaGe hotties 3:00 G-sPot 4:00 ameriCa’s sWeet-heart

yAffA’S BAr (19 hArriSon St)1:00 Pork ChoP Willie electric blues 3:00 nataliya medVe-doVskaya pop 4:00 blaCk betty and the Polka dot Crusaders playful pop rock 7:00 rayCe world/rock

12:00 – 4:00 tribattery PoPs downtown nyC’s first all-volun-teer community band in a century PS 89 At wArren St & weSt St4:00 Ghosthorse fusion of flutes, drum, and strings duArte Sq, 6th Ave & cAnAl4:00 loWerCase J honkeytonk to reggae 5:30 sPinninG Plates electro-jazz improv triBecA PArk, w B’wAy & BeAch Stsinger/songwriters 5:00 riChard Vernon 7:00 mo Cobb duAne PArk, duAne St & hudSon St

chinatown-little italykiM lAu Sq (e B’wAy & chAthAM Sq)4:00 – 8:00 manhattan ama-teur art & Columbus musiC assoCiation marathon perfor-mance of traditional Chinese music, dancing, and martial arts.----------------------------------------------

All dAy Jazz ColleCtiVe heSter & MulBerry2:00 the WalkuP jittery, ener-getic indie rock SewArd PArk BrAnch liBrAry, 192 e B’wAy3:00 ten minute turns indie/punk band plays music for kids chAthAM SquAre liBrAry, 33 e B’wAy6:00 kimistry original jazz/pop with tap dancing MottSu, 285 Mott St

financial district

BAttery PArk: cAStle clinton12:00 al lee Wyer Veteran nyC singer 1:00 deni bonet “sheryl Crow meets the b52s” 3:00 bedsit Poets folkish pop with a touch of serge Gainsbourg 5:00 masta mix reCords hip-hop showcase----------------------------------------------

2:00 Chinenye a new hip hop voice BAttery Pl & StAte St5:00 sally CamPbell Quaker singer/songwriter plays autoharp BAttery PArk, lAByrinth of conteMPlAtion5:00 h duke solo opera 7:00 Palmyra thoughtful indie pop city hAll PArk, B’wAy & chAMBerS

Saint georgeStAten iSlAnd MuSeuM(75 StuyveSAnt PlAce)11:00 AM the FlashliGht reF-uGees upbeat, catchy rock 12:00 Jonny b & the blues blazers harmonica driven pop/blues 1:30 Queen tiPsy passionate, intense rock 3:00 betty miller “staten Island’s sweetest diva” sings jazz----------------------------------------------

All dAy steVe Jones dauGhs and a variety of staten Island art-ists etg clothing 140 BAy St

11:00 AM Jim indell catchy melodies and funny characters 3:00 – 6:00 edWin “PuPa” santiaGo Jibaro rock guitarist kArl’S kliPPer, 40 BAy St11:00 AM ray sCro/mike morreale biG band jazz St. george theAter, 35 hyAtt St12:00 WaFoo ensemble jazz meets japanese music 3:30 the kaytelles “make every day summer vacation” tuttoriSo, 36 richMond ter1:00 Caroline Cutroneo and Friends a day of street music etg cAfe And neighBor-hood StAge, 208 BAy St2:00 nina m. Show gAllery, 156 StuyveSAnt Pl3:00 mer’aV cArgo cAfé, 120 BAy St3:00 – 6:00 sPeedo’s billy rose band classic 1960s Chicago blues fiShS eddie, 139 BAy St4:30 Joan Caddell and the midniGht Choir singer/song-writer ruddy And deAn’S, 44 richMond ter6:00 staten island PiPes and drums Irish and american tunes JiMMie Steiny’S, 3 hyAtt St

other Staten islandgreAt killS liBrAry (56 giffordS ln)12:00 the humans trippy folk duo 1:00 kool kidz anti-folk 2:00 the FlashliGht reFu-Gees upbeat, catchy rock 3:00 riChmond kniGhts staten Island ska

12:00 staten island PiPes and drums Irish and american tunes weSt new Brighton BrAnch liBtrAry, 976 cAStleton Ave1:00 no one you knoW winner of a “battle of the bands” at st peters boys hs 3:00 JuiCy tender 5-piece psychobilly rock norBert leeSBurgh / clove lAkeS PArk2:00 musiC toGether oF stat-en island acoustic sing-along of children’s songs 3:00 broken “70s rock meets 80s metal meets 90s alternative” weSterleigh gAzeBo2:00 – 6:00 the Corrao Q young rock/funk band oceAn Breeze fiShing Pier2:00 staten island out-loud: ViVa VoCe Chamber ensemble 19th century music, literature, and fashion hiStoric lAke ceMetery (1688 for-eSt Ave)5:00 blister & sPot jazz and middle-eastern, saxophone and accordion 6:00 no one you knoW winner of a “battle of the bands” at st peters boys hs Silver lAke, victory Blvd & clove rd

AstoriaAStoriA PArk2:00 seWa Folee 3:00 Chris-tos alexandrou 3:45 eVan kremin 4:30 little embers 5:15 astoria musiC soCiety 6:15 Cat Gut 7:15 karma sutra

AthenS SquAre PArk (29th St & 30th Ave)3:30 P.s. 84 sinGers 4:30 martin urbaCh GrouP 5:15 the aPostles 6:00 little Creatures 7:00 bliminal 8:00 aValon blue

AthenS triAngle (30th Ave & 32nd St)3:00 i am darien 3:45 Peter & andreas 4:30 John keeGan 5:00 Jesse PaGano 5:45 loW-man Cometh

SPArrow BAr (2401 29th St)5:00 Gutter & sPine 5:45 bird loVe 6:30 dixieland sPaCe orChestra 7:15 el Jezel 8:00 easy

quAyS iriSh PuB (45-02 30th Ave)5:30 alison tartalia 6:30 Vanessa boyd 7:15 Paul tabaChneCk 8:15 Janine otten

fleMingS PuB (3407 30th Ave)6:00 illmanJaro 7:00 the last broadCast 8:00 Cathy CrisCi

hoyt PlAyground (29th St And hoyt Ave)2:00 Frank barile 2:45 stan-ley Wu 3:30 bayard russel 4:15 battle oF los anGeles 5:00 stereo stereo 5:30 the shiVers 6:00 dobin----------------------------------------------

11:00 AM – 4:00 Cyderobin and Friends rock trio, StAr-BuckS, 31-44 SteinwAy St10:00 PoP maFia MccAffrey & BurkeS BAr, 28-54 31St St

flushingfluShing town hAll (137-35 northern Blvd)12:00 sam shiVraJ teen singer 12:30 niVedita shiVraJ ac-complished carnatic musician, workshop 1:00 maGuina mono Latin funk band (additional listings at www.flushingbid.com)

far rockawayrockAwAy BeAch BoArdwAlk12:00 – 8:00 three spaces curated by the rockaway artists alliance. metal bands at BeAch 86th St: seVered; diary oF demise; insanity reiGns;

Catalyst oF thouGht; memo-ries Past; sQuid rock bands at BeAch 96th St: rattraP bumPkin; m; Gray riders; the noCturnes; ViC man-

dolin; John simonelli; the stiCker dude; Pourhousehip hop performers at BeAch 106th St: Wee bee Foolish; bekay; Poo FaCe & ruther-Ford; miz metro; the Freak shoW; Point dot Period; neW york rhyme exChanGe

Jackson heightsPS 69 (77-02 37th Ave)2:00 sPeCtrum Jazz Co. ener-getic seven-piece ensemble 3:15 Jia-yi he harmonica virtuoso 4:00 Violet modern folk-rock 5:15 Carolyn haWthorne Gospel----------------------------------------------

2:00 Joe kniPes trio a two-guitar duo novo reStAurAnt lounge, 78-23 37th Ave4:00 old maids in the Gar-rett Celtic music itAliAn fArMS, 80-01 37th Ave

Jamaica165th St. PedeStriAn MAll2:00 m.P.C. college-educated hip hop 3:00 york ColleGe blue notes high school big band 5:00 – 9:00 inter-boro h-PoP artists hip hop featuring dj G$money, swag kidz, dj web-star, and jason fox.----------------------------------------------

10:00 AM – 6:00 bethesda missionary baPtist ChurCh musiCians Gospel, r&b at street fair 179-09 JAMAicA Ave11:00 AM ColleCtiVe soul with ria, nedelka and michael 2:00 anisa FuJah neo-soul JAMAicA center for ArtS & leArning, 161-04 JAMAicA Ave1:00 aWo iyami Female PerCussionists & sinGers inspired by west african music king PArk gAzeBo, 150th St & 89th Ave

forest hills2:00 deanna Condino broad-way, spanish, and folk songs MAcdonAld PArk, queenS Blvd & 70th rd

long island citycAfe BAr (32-90 36th St)1:00 beCCa hasselbrook singer-songwriter and music ther-apist 4:15 almost JustiFied punk/hardcore 5:15 rebels oF serenity 6:00 mG3 organ trio 8:15 Christos alexandrou singer/actor

doMinie’S hoek (48-17 vernon Blvd)5:00 5 maCh 5 5:45 Jeneen terrana 6:30 lina VilleGas 7:15 sh*tstorm

crAne St StudioS,

(45-46 dAviS St)5:00 osamu mariyamu & noriko 5:45 Queens denim roCkers 6:30 ulises Pal 7:00 r-tronika 7:30 GrimaCe & human

lounge 47, 47-10 vernon Blvd6:00 annie dinerman 7:00 hal Weary trio 8:00 morry CamPbell----------------------------------------------

7:00 Wendy Wells Bricktown BAgel & cAfé, 51-06 vernon Blvd

Maspeth 12:00 Polish theatre insti-tute in the usa kaleidoscope of polish songs, with sets and costumes holy croSS School yArd, 61-21 56th rd

Middle village3:00 sam shiVraJ teen singer 3:30 tamil ChurCh Choir ny tAMil church, 79-11 cAldwell Ave4:00 - 8:00 Illseed entertainment hip hop: GustaPo; dJ PatriCia starr; reka the saint JuniPer vAlley PArk

ridgewoodthe ShoPS At AtlAS PArk (8000 cooPer Ave)11:00 AM robert Charels band Lively r&b 1:00 Wil deynes ben folds, keane influenced 4:00 steVen rosenhaus singer/song-writer with a blur of styles 7:00 PositiVe n-erGy 4-6 piece cover band----------------------------------------------

2:00 – 6:00 return oF the Woodies FestiVal alternative acoustic/electronic rock foreSt PArk BAndShell

rosedaleBrookville PArk (149th Ave & 235th St)1:00 dreW torres reggae, punk, ska, cabaret 2:00 eyeinsee & nexus 70s soul mixed with the an-ger of today’s youth 2:30 surette 2:45 aWo iyami Female Per-Cussionists & sinGers 3:00 2nz 3:15 roC Fairies Latina girl group 3:30 br & timebomb r&b, hip-hop, rock 4:30 Cristian amiGo and kinGdom oF Jones abstract electric guitar soundscapes 6:00 satChel PaGe underground hip hop/reggae 6:30 daWn drake & zaPote funky Latin samba 7:30 daWoud sitar

woodside4:00 – 7:00 starVin b “makes any hip hop head nod”Big BuSh PArk, queenS Blvd & 61St St

queens

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CELEBRATE THE START OF SUMMER!Kiehl’s has been honored to serve our neighbors of the East Village community for

over 157 years and in the spirit of local music, we invite you to a complimentary, all-day musical festival in proud partnership with “ Make Music New York ”

Continue the celebration at the

KIEHL’S VIP PARTYGo to www.kiehls.com/nycmusic.

DATE: SATURDAY, JUnE 21, 20088PM – 10PM

KIEHL’S FLAGSHIP STORE109 Third Avenue ( Between 13th & 14th Streets )

New York, NY 10003

Join us at OPEn ROAD PARK’S COMMUnITY GARDEn FOR LIVE BAnDPERFORMAnCES and receive a complimentary skin and hair care consultation

complete with samples of the Kiehl’s formulas most appropriate for you.

PARTICIPATInG ARTISTS:Anacaona y su sabor latino, Matt Jasper, Pariaz,

Gene Ess “Sandbox & Sanctum” Quartet, Barry Russell Wolff

DATE: SATURDAY, JUnE 21, 20081PM – 8PM

COnCERT LOCATIOn:OPEn ROAD PARK

East 12th Street (at 1st Avenue)New York, NY 10003

Intimate live music and complimentary cocktails