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Hey Bloggers, it'southward finally zombie twenty-four hour period today is here. Boo! Horror, horror, abracadabra, trick or treat, the ghosts have come to town and the dead have risen, mayhap, the pagans are out, the witches are here, the devils are hither, the jack o lanterns are here, curses could abound. Ghouls, crows, vultures, black cats, spiders, goblins, zombies, mummies, skeletons, and demons are effectually. It's ritual celebration of something time. And that's such a cool photo of that devil and his pentacle in a higher place that I thought to post it in this entry for Halloween, All Hallows Eve, All Hallows Mean solar day, Solar day of the Expressionless, All Saints Eve, Night of the Witches or whatsoever you may desire to telephone call this what could be the coolest day of the yr when anybody could be free to be who they desire to be, maybe. If only every day could be Halloween. And that nonsense nyc event listing, that list that is all events in New York City all the time sent out yet another outcome mail list for this week. And there are and so many parties listed on this day for Halloween events that I idea to just repost them All.:

XXXXX HALLOWEEN XXXXX

The Angelic Quest of Dr. Contrivance: The Rescue of Mira Placidus

Being the story of the intrepid Dr. Fortescue Dodge III and his quest to rescue his dear, the brilliant Mira Placidus, from the clutches of mysterious and powerful Beings from beyond the heavens, utilizing the marvelous Uranian Pansynchronmetron, which allows control over the very fabric of Reality itself.

See equations trip the light fantastic toe -- feel the heavens opened -- hear the whisper of eternity -- discover hints of our destiny

A live and original storytelling effect with dramatic sounds and eerie sights, told below the star-filled shroud of the planetarium sky.

Andrus Planetarium at the Hudson River Museum
511 Warburton Avenue, Yonkers
A five-minute walk from the Glenwood station on Metro-North's Hudson Line
7-7:45p; $free
914 963 4550 x 223
planetarium[at]hrm.org

***** Besides on HALLOWEEN *****

The Promised Land

A 24-Hour hazard of myth and mischief and masquerade. A three-office event that will unfold over an epic 24-hours, beginning with a renegade street parade, climaxing in a classic all-dark warehouse festival, and winding out with an extended afterward-party in a cozy Brooklyn loft.

Part 1: The Pilgrimage. A street political party. A train party. A renegade parade. Feel a liberated waterfront and sincere moments of awe. Wait a spark of fire, gifts of liquor, stilt-walking goddesses, South American drum orchestras, inspired costumes, hints of nudity, and kisses from strangers escaping from the shadows of Manhattan to the warehouse of the Promised Land. Bring: I white candle, a metro-carte, and a healthy disregard for decency. Price: absolutely free.

Role 2: The Promised Land

A classic deep-Brooklyn political party in a massive 112-year-old warehouse of towering steal and brick. Featuring: dance beats past djs Kimyon, Justin Carter, the Twilite Tone, Zemi 17, Wolf + Lamb, and live music from hip-hop pioneer Melle Mel, the Dolemites, and the 20-piece Candombe Carnival Drum Troop.

Plus fire and circus stunts past the Lady Circus, Hydrogen Jukebox, Sandhi Ferreira and Vatra, and the flying fine art contraption (aye, you will fly) by Ryan, Iris and Mike Ross of the Madagascar Institute, live dearest to Vote mural by ClarkClark, and massive video projections by Sebastian Patane Masuelli.

Office i: 13th Street and 10th Artery, Manhattan
9:30p sharp; $free

Role 2215 Ingraham Street, Brooklyn
L train to Jefferson street
11p-sunrise; $xx
21 and over only
thedanger.com

***** As well on HALLOWEEN *****

Rubulad Presents Phantasm vs. Ectoplasm

Eight Years of Horror: A Halloween Costume Ball. Scary live music by the New York Howl, Golem, and Shilpa Ray. Dismal DJs: $mall ¢hange, Gerald McBoing Boing, John Kirby, DJ Soul Pusher, Shred, and Mr. Fine Vino. In the creepy cabaret room: Ambergris, Jessica Delfino, Cathy Cathodic. In the chilling Starlight Lounge G. Scopitronic Not-Stop Monster Picture Fest.

Pus: Jalopy Ornithopter, light circus, gothic garden, floating corpses and glow in the dark bullshit past Pierre Pressure, and silkscreams by Thunder Babies. This is a costume political party. Habiliment a costume.

You can help the states continue to have a Rubulad in this space by beingness quiet coming and going, staying inside the space during the upshot and not pissing all over the sidewalk as soon as you get effectually the corner – which, incidentally, does attract the law and they volition write you lot a summons. The less our neighbors have to complain about, the more fun nosotros can accept.

Rubulad Dwelling house Base
338 Flushing Avenue, between Classon and Taaffee, Brooklyn
B61 to Flushing Avenue, G railroad train to Classon station
10p doors, 11p show; $x before xi, in costume, or manner late, $15 otherwise

***** Also on HALLOWEEN *****

From Free NYC:

Holla-Ween Ii

Crooked Disco celebrate the one-year anniversary this evening with Holla-Ween II. Featuring live performances by Baltimore's Claire Hux and NYC's own Koko Dozo, forth with DJ sets from Philadelphia'due south DJ Sega (Mad Decent), Seattle's Tigerbeat, and resident DJ Morsy and DJ Kestar (collectively, The Crooked Disco DJs). At that place's an open up bar to kick things off from 10-eleven plus free processed and a $100 costume competition.

In General: Crooked Disco is a monthly political party at Public Assembly in Brooklyn built by DJ Morsy (Nanachill), DJ Kestar, and FreeNYC. The goal is to create a diverse, one-room celebration of the many sounds of trip the light fantastic music. On any one dark, you're likely to hear alive and DJ sets of disco, electro, uptempo hip hop, breakbeat, Baltmore Club, and even skillful old New York House. Each night is varied and unique as we aim to celebrate a dearest for all forms of dance music rather than one specific genre.

Public Assembly
seventy North 6th Street, between Berry and Wythe, Williamsburg
10p-4a; $5 with RSVP
kleptomaniacal-disco.com

***** Too on HALLOWEEN *****

Dances of Vice Halloween Murder Mystery Party

Prepare for an evening of mystery and glamour at The Montauk Club Halloween Murder Mystery Party, featuring live music by This Ambitious Orchestra (20-person nighttime cabaret orchestra), sensational jazz trio Stumblebum Brass Band, 1920s tap-dancing sensations the Minsky Sisters, and trip the light fantastic music all dark that volition thrill saints and sinners alike.

There will be an actual murder mystery game itinerant at the consequence, and then practise come dressed to kill!

The Montauk Club
25 Eighth Ave, cross Lincoln, Brooklyn
8p-1a; $thirteen with flyer or mention nonsensenyc, $15 regular admission
All ages
dancesofvice.com

Notation: These people dress better than Halloween all year long.

***** As well on HALLOWEEN *****

The Bushwick Starr presents:

Hellmouth

The almanac Bushwick Starr Halloween benefit party. A fiendish evening of demons, nightmares, and accented hell. Night and devious acts featuring the Bushwick Starr Party Cover Band, Columbia, Rachel Ersoff'south Fire Dancers, RMK'due south Zombie Hip-Hop Coiffure, surprise macabre vaudevillian performances. You must come dressed every bit a demon. You must.

Bushwick Starr
108 Starr Street, Brooklyn
9p; $gratuitous
starrspace.net/alphabetize.html

***** Besides on HALLOWEEN *****

Don't Go In the Barn Art Show

Halloween and taxidermy go together like dingle and berry. We're just getting started. This is an art evidence by Nate Hill, then at that place will exist raw dead animals galore sewn together to make life-size people. Yep, there is a purpose. This night, in a very rare show, you tin can see A.D.A.G. and E.V.E. for yourself, two life-size humans meticulously sewn together from brute parts. Plus, music and gratuitous beer/BYOB. Nosotros'll go on the ventilation going all night.

Silent Barn
915 Wyckoff Avenue, at Hancock, Brooklyn
L railroad train to Halsey station, G train to Myrtle-Wycoff station
7p-midnight; $free
stoproadkill.org/eveproject.html

NOTE: Where the kids at.

***** Also on HALLOWEEN *****

Screen Examination

Dorsum by popular demand, Screen Test, the devastatingly cute collision of video installation and rock testify, conceived and directed past Rob Roth with the band Theo and the Skyscrapers, will be bringing its production back to NYC just in time for Halloween with a special run. Conceived and directed by Rob Roth and starring Theo Kogan and her band Theo and the Skyscrapers, Screen Test seamlessly blends haunting hallucinatory imagery, modern paranoia, and the gritty sensibility of the NYC underground stone scene to explore what is real and artificial, the role fantasy plays in survival, and how the political and media landscapes of fear affect our current mindset. Featuring modernistic butoh choreography by Vangeline, Screen Test merges dance, music, cinema and performance into a truly unique and haunting theater experience.

Abrons Art Center
466 Thousand Street, at Pitt Street, Manhattan
7:30p, 10p; $25, discount give-and-take Diminutive for $15 tonight
Continues through Sun
212 352 3101
myspace.com/thescreentest

NOTE: Solidly weird and visually hitting.

***** Also on HALLOWEEN *****

Gemini and Scorpio, GlobeSonic Amusement, Sub Swara, and RainDanceNYC nowadays:

Voodoo Culture Disharmonism

A night of witchy devilry for globetrotting vagabonds. Ecstatic drums, operation, and dancing on the pier and in 2 glorious wood and mirror circus tents -- the season closing political party of Spiegelworld.

Outdoor: Thunderous carnaval drums, samba dancers and capoeira performances by Samba Nation. Exhilarating New Orleans jazz and funk by the Sugartone Brass Band.

Ancestral Tent: GlobeSonic Sound System's Fabian Alsultany and Derek Beres burn upwards the dance flooring with an electrorganic globalbeat melting pot of Arabian beats, Afro-Latino grooves, Jamaican house, and across. Parashakti and the Gatekeepers invoke the Magic of the Ancestors. Awesome aerial acts wing high nether the big top.

Futur-JuJu Tent: Sub Swara brings the genre-bending bass weight injected with live turntablism and tabla. Bellydance past Abracadabra Trip the light fantastic Theater.

Best Costume contest at 3a, with prizes including over $100 in gift certificates from Roy Teeluck Salon and Jena Health and others.

Spiegelworld, Pier 17 at South Street Seaport
Fulton and Due south Street, Manhattan
midnight-6a; $15 in advance or with RSVP / $20 door / $xx punishment for not wearing a costume
21 and over
geminiandscorpio.com/events.html

***** Also on HALLOWEEN *****

Halloween Disquisitional Mass

Critical Mass, an international event held in more than 325 cities on six continents, occurs on the terminal Friday of every month when bicyclists spontaneously come together to ride the commonly car-clogged streets of their cities. Disquisitional Mass focuses on the rights of bicyclists and the rights of pedestrians on their ain streets. It also brings attention to the deteriorating quality of life -- starting with the toxic levels of air and noise pollution -- that cars create for cities. Critical Mass's aim is to make people take notice of cyclists every bit route users. Although some obstruction of normal traffic occurs, nosotros are only seeking to heighten the contour of cycling, and put cycling and send problems on the agenda and then that they will not exist ignored.

This is commonly a costume ride. Followed by a Halloween party ride at 8:40p on the Brooklyn side of the Williamsburg Bridge Bike Path.

Union Square, Northward Side
17th Street and Broadway, Manhattan
7p; $costless
times-up.org

***** Also on HALLOWEEN *****

Time's up! Annual Halloween political party

Three floors of party, two for dancing and music, smoothie bar, radical literature, valet bike parking and more than. Featuring dance-til-you-driblet performers and sounds with the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, R-Tronika, and DJ Suggested D with In Our Hearts. Complimentary nutrient provided past the Time's Up! Diving Team.

Surreal Manor
15 Thames Street, betwixt Bogart and Morgan avenues, Brooklyn
9p; sliding scale starting at $9.99

***** Too on HALLOWEEN *****

Halloween Parade 2007

The almanac event, with hundreds of artists, 53 bands of different types of music, dancers and artists, and thousands of other New Yorkers in costumes of their own cosmos.

6th Avenue, betwixt Spring and 23rd Street, Manhattan
7p; $free
halloween-nyc.com/index.html

***** Also on HALLOWEEN *****

Todd P / Panache Big Halloween Fustigate

With Matt and Kim, DMBQ, Ponytail, Aids Wolf, the Homosexuals, Child Abuse, Fiasco, and Screens.

Danbro Studios Warehouse at the Goldenrod Brewery is a gorgeous, mid-1800s vintage, raw warehouse space in the East Williamsburg Industrial Park. Shows happen in an ancient, dramatic vaulted room that used to house stores of grain for the building'due south original incarnation: the Goldenrod Brewery, a one time famous Brooklyn brewery that folded subsequently the 1930s due to Prohibition. Just look for the landmark smokestack that reads "VD 1858" - the bands play side by side to the base of that stack. Danbro Studios is a multi-use creative facility offering studio infinite to artists and musicians. Rehearsal spaces for $iii per square foot.

Danbro Studios Warehouse
268 Meserole Street, at Bushwick Identify, Brooklyn
L train to Montrose station
8p; $12-$15 sliding scale
All ages
danbrostudios.com

***** As well on HALLOWEEN *****

Equus caballus Trade Theater Group presents:

The Pumpkin Pie Bear witness Halloween Spectacular

Horse Trade Theater Group and the Pumpkin Pie Show nowadays their Halloween Bear witness Spectacular. The itinerary for this actress special evening volition include a special functioning of the Pumpkin Pie Bear witness featuring unique one-night-merely stories and special guest performer Rebecca Ringafelter. At the 10p testify the Pumpkin Pie Show's Hanna Cheek and her rock band Bambi will perform followed by a pumpkin carving party (free pumpkins for the audience), a costume competition (costumes are strongly encouraged), and free beer (until 10p). At midnight join u.s. for the Frigid Lottery drawing and a special Halloween edition of Penny's Open Mic.

Celebrating ten years of performances, the Pumpkin Pie Bear witness has established itself has an all-points artistic hodgepodge of theatre and literature -- picking and choosing the essentials of each genre and channeling their rocking properties into an entertaining and truly original experience. Part monologue, office boxing match, the Pumpkin Pie Show is a rigorous storytelling session packed with enough intensity to experience similar a rock concert rather than a bedtime tale. Filled with tales of the baroque, nighttime, and perverted, the pumpkin pie show is bedtime stories for adults. Every story is chosen at random each night, so each testify is guaranteed to exist completely different from the terminal.

Under St. Marks
94 St. Marks, Manhattan
8p-1a; $25
horseTRADE.info

***** Too on HALLOWEEN *****

Full Service Raev of the Dead

Directly from the basements of southward Williamsburg and the lofts of Bushwick, Full Service bring their expertly crafted mix of eclectic party jams and immersive party visuals to Glasslands. The best and brightest in new underground DJ and VJ talent cover sexy disco, aggressive bass, and cavernous techno. Fresh on the heels of an ballsy Emergency Bailout Party at Love, Full Service is returning to Brooklyn with more filth, debauchery, and spooky bass to bring the dust back to the Bedford end. Featuring Tackleberry, Mike McGill, Wreck Tech, and Mor/dan on the decks, Milk Of Paradise and Starhammer on the projectors, with host Jack Inslee. Costumes and dancing required, smoke, blood, bass, and glowsticks provided. Too featuring confetti cannons and local Brooklyn art. Going all night long.

Glasslands
289 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn
10p; $v at the door, full-sensory costumed dance party
milkofparadise.com/raevofthedead.html

***** Too on HALLOWEEN *****

art.les.nyc presents:

Hallowseen Two

From pimps to pirates, flappers to floozies, experience Hallowseen II at your favorite local outdoor art studio, which nosotros all know was made for this holiday.

New for Hallowseen Two, founding artist Aaron Thompson presents Dr. Frankenstein's Laboratory, his horrifically terrifying finale piece for the 2008 flavor. Hosted by Practiced Witch Dani Ellision, art.les.nyc studios is likewise proud to introduce young fashion designer Nikki Williams with her Halloween debut of Cheeky Bourbon, a shockingly sexy lingerie line. Rock the rest of the night abroad with tall, night, and fearsome DJ Pond Scum and his metal madness.

Hallowseen II will close out the studio'south 2008 flavor. Your first bootleg Grog-n-Scrod Sangria of the night will be on united states. Receive a ticket at the door with your donation. Join us for a night in the Lower East Side more than terrifying than the electric current economic crisis. Bask our Recession Proof prices at the Tiki Bar, and sip on our ain Grog-northward-Scrod Sangria, Hot Cider, and an assortment of beer for only a $3.

fine art.les.nyc studios is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a not profit arts service organization. Our mission is to build an educational bridge between New York contemporary artists and the children of the Lower Due east Side.

202 Rivington Street, between Ridge and Pitt streets, Manhattan
8p; $5 with costume, $x without
cheekybourbonintimates.com

XXXXX DAY OF THE DEAD XXXXX

Day of the Expressionless in Gringolandia

Shake out the devil and honor All Soul's in New York'south but argent saloon. Pass through the saloon facade and enter spaceship. Mickey Western's Gringolandia comes live to celebrate the annual Mexican anniversary, with performances past Day of the Dead-inspired ring Solitary Vein, the hypnotic rural sounds of Fall Harbor, the gypsy rhythms of the Dolomites, Mexico City-based DJ HaHaHa, and house band Mickey Western. Midnight Latin Mass delivered by Mr. Wells. Inexpensive silver tequila and Mexican beer bar, with homebrewed meade, ponche (hot Mexican cider), pan de muerta, Mexican chocolates, traditional foods. The ceremony must be argent.

Honey Space
146 11th Avenue, between 21st and 22nd, Manhattan
7:30p doors, 9p performances, midnight mass, going late; $free
honey-space.com

***** As well on DAY OF THE DEAD *****

Hey, I'm Walkin' Here!

A series of exploratory perambulations through the five boroughs. Or, less pretentiously: Go off your butt and come walk around the city with usa.

Starting at the city's quaintest bridge and last at its most enormous, this calendar week's walk will accept u.s. from the headwaters of the Gowanus Canal down to the Narrows, an 18-mile journey winding through Park Slope, Green-Wood Cemetery (whose deceased inhabitants well outnumber Staten Island's living), Sunset Park, and Bay Ridge. We'll also be ascending Brooklyn'south tallest peak, so make certain you dress appropriately for loftier altitudes.

Meeting bespeak: Southeast corner of 2nd St and Smith St, Brooklyn
10a; $free
matt.burnsomedust[at]gmail.com
burnsomedust.com

***** Also on DAY OF THE Expressionless *****

Michael Arenella and His Dreamland Orchestra and Gemini and Scorpio cordially invite yous to the:

Halloween Masquerade Brawl

The music: The Dreamland Septet volition cutting loose with a special, all hot-jazz program.

The mischief: A ghoulish menagerie, with magic, burlesque banshees, fire dancers, and special guests. Unmasked guests volition be spanked.

Galapagos Art Infinite
16 Master Street, Brooklyn
9p; $x
21 and over
dreamlandorchestra.com

***** Likewise on Mean solar day OF THE Expressionless *****

Cannonball Press and Supreme Trading proudly present the 2008 version:

Prints Gone Wild 4

The fourth annual colloquial printacular mega-hairy Brooklyn affordable print fair. The original and merely $50-and-under American print fair.

Long-time champions of the affordable fine art cause, Missive Press has brought together these bully artists as part of New York Fine Art Impress Week so that New York tin have a chance to come across kickoff-mitt the incredible resurgence in affordable fine art printing that is happening across the country.

An entertaining sideshow will take place during the fair, featuring traditional Mexican music from Grupo Diamante Norteno, deathgrass titans the Blackness Death All-stars, a print-o-centric style show, MC David Rees (of Get Your War On fame), a performance past the Amazing Hancock Brothers, and on-the-spot printing with Drive-Past Press, which operates a mobile press out of the dorsum of their van.

Featuring the Astonishing Hancock Brothers McGregor, TX, Yeehaw Industries Knoxville, TN, Howling Impress Studios Brooklyn, NY, Tugboat Printing Pittsburgh, PA, Bikini Press Minneapolis, MN, Justseeds Brooklyn, NY, Sean Star Wars Laurel, MS, Kayrock Screenprinting Brooklyn, NY, Space 1026 Philadelphia, PA, Purgatory Pie Press New York, NY, Drive By Press Madison, WI, Isle of Printing Nashville, TN, Cannonball Press Brooklyn, NY.

Supreme Trading
213 North eighth Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
6p-midnight; $costless
Continues Sunday
718 599 4224
supremetradingny.com

***** Also on Day OF THE DEAD *****

Finger on the Pulse and Palms Out Sounds present:

No Big Deal No. 2

Trip the light fantastic political party, design showcase, remix collective. Featuring Grum, Leif, Snakes Say Hisss, Boody B, Bradley D and Vdrk, and DJ Never Forget and Terry Diabolik. Love Brigade volition doing live silk screening of limited edition no big deal scarves and numberless to celebrate its re-opening.

Death Past Audio
49 Due south second Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
10p-4a; $5 door

***** Also on Solar day OF THE Expressionless *****

Borderline Burlesque: Midnight Madonna Madness

Anita Cookie, Clams Casino and Neil O'Fortune present Borderline Burlesque, the first always all-star, all-Madonna burlesque blowout. To celebrate the music of a star this huge, we've pulled out all the stops. Starring Creamy Stevens, Delirium Tremens, Dirty Martini, Trivial Brooklyn, Crimson Valentine and Trixie Little and the Evil Detest Monkey, plus get-go boy Kipps Ahoy, go-go girl La Maia, audience giveaways, live music, striptease, and trapeze. An amazing evidence for an amazing price at the coolest theater in the city.

The Zipper Manufactory Theater
336 Due west 37th Street, between 8th and 9th avenues, Manhattan
Midnight; $15
thezipperfactory.com

Happy Halloween.

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