Lend a hand, meet others, and learn basic bike mechanics, free of charge. No previous experience necessary! All are welcome! For more information and directions to the LIC Workshop, click here.
Jodo is a form of modern budo (way of the warrior) that is based on the traditional short staff techniques of the samurai, who ruled Japan during the Tokugawa Period from 1603 to 1868.
Jodo techniques allow one to control and subdue an opponent who is wielding a sword, using non-lethal techniques.
This class will teach you how to have an eye for fabric when looking at picture references of your favorite character. You will learn how to sew and where to buy fabric for your cosplay. As the weeks go by you will learn more advanced cosplay techniques. Come enjoy working on cosplay and share your ideas in a fun environment! More information here.
The Kaleidoscope Creek and Cave
10-93 Jackson Avenue, LIC
May 27, 2013
7:30 PM
The Kaleidoscope is an experiment where friends and strangers get together and perform. Every week, four improvisers will form teams with whom they have never performed to create teams that have never existed and will never exist again. Like a kaleidoscope: every time you look you will see something different.
Recycle-A-Bicycle's Fix-A-Flat Workshop Queens Library 37-44 21st Street
May 29, 2013
4:30 PM
Help teach community members and students how to overcome the most common problem to vex a cyclist: the flat tire. Queens Library will be giving away free patch kits at the end of the workshop. Get more information at www.recycleabicycle.org.
Natalie Green’s first evening length dance, I’m building a shrine. is both personal and expressionistic. It is meant to be experienced as a dream, though it is grounded by earthly motivations.
Natalie Green’s first evening length dance, I’m building a shrine. is both personal and expressionistic. It is meant to be experienced as a dream, though it is grounded by earthly motivations.
Natalie Green’s first evening length dance, I’m building a shrine. is both personal and expressionistic. It is meant to be experienced as a dream, though it is grounded by earthly motivations.
