SEEN all over town: “Looking for a caring, long-term relationship” is not a phrase one would expect from Carnegie Hall. PMD was tapped by the venerable institution to bring in new audiences, with a wink and a nod towards Valentine’s Day.
The New York City Opera will present it’s 2011-2012 season in contemporary and ultra modern venues throughout New York. Returning “The People’s Opera” to the people, the company will be performing in world-class theaters that are specially-curated for opera productions, providing impeccable acoustics and perfect backdrops, bringing the opera directly into the neighborhoods of New York.
All Greenpeace ships are unique, but the new Rainbow Warrior III is one of a kind. Equipped with action boats that can be deployed in minutes and a helicopter landing pad, as well as an on-board satellite communications system, the Rainbow Warrior III is built specially for Greenpeace campaigning.
Now through February 20, the Museum of the City of New York is featuring an exhibit celebrating the work of British born photographer and designer, Cecil Beaton. Beaton was embraced by Manhattan social and artistic circles, and his energy and curiosity led him to pursue interests in fashion and portrait photography, as well as costume and scene design.
December is the biggest month of the year for Shows and Events Nationwide. If you are in New York, don’t miss “Grandma’s Farewell Tour!” with the Big apple Circus. Starting at just 15 Bucks, its a great deal.
‘Paper Airplane’ marks the return of the award-winning Alison Krauss and Union Station. The sound that Krauss and longtime bandmates create is both hauntingly beautiful and familiar, mixing elegance and heartbreak.
