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This November 14th—26th, Complexions Contemporary Ballet returns to Chelsea's Joyce Theater with four new works under three different programs, including audience-favorite Star Dust, a dance tribute to the late pop icon, David Bowie.
Also returning is the runaway hit “Star Dust,” a ballet tribute to the genre-bending innovation of one of the most prolific rock stars of all time, David Bowie. This ballet takes an array of Bowie’s hits and lays a visual imprint inspired by his unique persona and restless artistic invention, resulting in a rock opera production in his honor.
Tickets are available now and start at just $10. Check out the program page for more info.
The Taste of East Village food festival is an annual culinary event in the East Village's Cooper Square that give you great deals on small plates from participating restaurants, with the proceeds going directly back to the community through outreach programs.
The Taste of East Village is an outdoor culinary festival on East 7th Street, between Cooper Square and 2nd Avenue, benefiting the Cooper Square Committee’s affordable housing preservation and development work (including the soon to open Bea Arthur Residence for homeless LGBT youth), our environmental greening work, social services, and senior programming. We feature dishes from more than 15 of the East Village’s best restaurants and eateries (see the list below). Come celebrate our amazing East Village and Lower East Side community!
This year's festival is on Saturday, September 16, 2017 from 12pm to 5pm. Tickets are $25 and include 4 small food plates from any of the vendors. Check out the event page for more info.
