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AANY contributor Perry Brass has an upcoming show at St. Mark’s in the Bowery…   Who:  Downtown Music Productions What:  The Restless Yearning Towards My Self Where:  St. Marks in the Bowery Church, 131 East 10th St. at Second Ave. When:  Sunday, March 18th at 3 PM Why:  Because poetry, music, and dance still thrive in the East Village. The… Read more »

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AANY contributor Thomas Pryor runs his very own storytelling salon! Join him the second Tuesday of every month at the lovely Cornelia Street Café… Who:  Thomas Pryor What:  City Stories: Stoops to Nuts storytelling show Where:  Downstairs at The Cornelia Street Cafe, 29 Cornelia Street, between Bleecker and West 4th. When:  The second Tuesday of every… Read more »

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On January 20th, I attended a funeral service at St. John’s Pentecostal Church at 132nd Street and Lenox Avenue. A brilliant cold morning. After the viewing, I walked Lenox south to Marcus Garvey/Mount Morris Park. Went to the top to visit the old fire watch, a sister to the fire watch in Central Park, “The… Read more »

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“As your child’s second year begins, take some time to think about your relationship with your partner. Caring for an infant can wreak havoc on couples. You may find yourselves bickering a lot or just not connecting the way you used to. Don’t despair—it takes time to adjust to having another person around. Now that… Read more »

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In 1964 when I was 10 years old, I needed no Farmers Almanac to tell me the season or what temperature to expect.  My year revolved around sports. Baseball pitchers and catchers were due to report to spring training around February 20th.  I knew the baseball season would start around April 6th, the same time… Read more »

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Usually, “talking to the walls” is a frustrating, unproductive endeavor. You try to get your point across, but the person with whom you’re speaking is so obstinate that you might as well be debating with masonry. Luckily, the walls in New York talk back and, like most people who live in this city, they’ve got… Read more »