| When: | March 1, 2006 6:00pm-9:00pm | |
| Where: | Joe's Stone Crab 60 East Grand Chicago |
|
| Price: | $40 in advance at www.bottlenotes.com, $50 at teh door. Complimentaary for members of the Bottlenotes Connoisseurs and Limited Addictions Wine Clubs. | |
| Type: | ||
|
A tasting of wines from around the world to celebrate the launch of Bottlenotes, a customized wine club service offering wines tailored exclusively to your personal taste. Bottlenotes was co-founded by Alyssa Rapp (Yale '00) and Kimberly Donaldson (Yale '89). Additional Info/Contact: www.bottlenotes.com/chicagolaunch | ||
| When: | March 3, 2006 8:00pm-9:15pm | |
| Where: | Laurie Beechman Theatre at the West Bank Cafe 407 W 42nd at 9th ave | |
| Price: | $15 tickets only! at http://www.theatermania.com/content/show.cfm/show/118926 | |
| Type: | ||
|
The Unofficial New York Yale Cabaret, one of NYTheatre.com's "People of the Year 2005", presents Fringe 2004 hit Valiant. Arriving just in time for Women's History Month, this stirring account of women's experience of war from around the world was a sold out hit at the 2004 NYC International Fringe Festival. It won a Best of Fringe award for Lanna Joffrey's performance, was listed on numerous "Best of Fringe" lists and was New York Magazine's "Pick of the Week". Among other places, Valiant has performed at the Imagine Festival of Arts Issues and Ideas and most recently was invited to perform at the United Nations as part of the Celebration for the Committee on the Status of Women. Adapted by Lanna Joffrey from Sally Hayton-Keeva's book Valiant Women in War and Exile. Directed by Tamilla Woodard, Valiant is a multi-media docudrama featuring thirteen women's word-for-word accounts of their courageous, devastating and sometimes humorous experiences of war. From victim to perpetrator to peacemaker, these women from all over the world have fought, struggled and survived. Their stories are chronicled in this eye-opening and heartbreaking show. "Stark and quietly riveting. One of the shows to see at the 2004 New York International Fringe Festival." -- New York Magazine "Powerfully yet simply recounted. As these women from diverse cultures and economic classes recite a brutal litany of humiliations, the nightmare history of twentieth-century inhumanity is resurrected." -- NYTheatre.com No minimums on Food or Drink (if you plan on ordering food, please arrive at least 15 minutes before show time) Schedule Friday, February 24th @ 8pm Saturday, February 25th @ 8pm Friday, March 3rd @ 8pm Saturday, March 4th @ 5:30pm Saturday, March 4th @ 8pm Friday, March 10th @ 8pm Saturday, March 11th @ 8pm Group Sales Number (6+): 212-769-7969 Additional Info/Contact: | ||
| When: | March 4, 2006 5:30pm-6:45pm | |
| Where: | Laurie Beechman Theatre at the West Bank Cafe 407 W 42nd at 9th ave | |
| Price: | $15 tickets only! at http://www.theatermania.com/content/show.cfm/show/118926 | |
| Type: | ||
|
The Unofficial New York Yale Cabaret, one of NYTheatre.com's "People of the Year 2005", presents Fringe 2004 hit Valiant. Arriving just in time for Women's History Month, this stirring account of women's experience of war from around the world was a sold out hit at the 2004 NYC International Fringe Festival. It won a Best of Fringe award for Lanna Joffrey's performance, was listed on numerous "Best of Fringe" lists and was New York Magazine's "Pick of the Week". Among other places, Valiant has performed at the Imagine Festival of Arts Issues and Ideas and most recently was invited to perform at the United Nations as part of the Celebration for the Committee on the Status of Women. Adapted by Lanna Joffrey from Sally Hayton-Keeva's book Valiant Women in War and Exile. Directed by Tamilla Woodard, Valiant is a multi-media docudrama featuring thirteen women's word-for-word accounts of their courageous, devastating and sometimes humorous experiences of war. From victim to perpetrator to peacemaker, these women from all over the world have fought, struggled and survived. Their stories are chronicled in this eye-opening and heartbreaking show. "Stark and quietly riveting. One of the shows to see at the 2004 New York International Fringe Festival." -- New York Magazine "Powerfully yet simply recounted. As these women from diverse cultures and economic classes recite a brutal litany of humiliations, the nightmare history of twentieth-century inhumanity is resurrected." -- NYTheatre.com No minimums on Food or Drink (if you plan on ordering food, please arrive at least 15 minutes before show time) Schedule Friday, February 24th @ 8pm Saturday, February 25th @ 8pm Friday, March 3rd @ 8pm Saturday, March 4th @ 5:30pm Saturday, March 4th @ 8pm Friday, March 10th @ 8pm Saturday, March 11th @ 8pm Group Sales Number (6+): 212-769-7969 Additional Info/Contact: | ||
| When: | March 4, 2006 8:00pm-9:15pm | |
| Where: | Laurie Beechman Theatre at the West Bank Cafe 407 W 42nd at 9th ave | |
| Price: | $15 tickets only! at http://www.theatermania.com/content/show.cfm/show/118926 | |
| Type: | ||
|
The Unofficial New York Yale Cabaret, one of NYTheatre.com's "People of the Year 2005", presents Fringe 2004 hit Valiant. Arriving just in time for Women's History Month, this stirring account of women's experience of war from around the world was a sold out hit at the 2004 NYC International Fringe Festival. It won a Best of Fringe award for Lanna Joffrey's performance, was listed on numerous "Best of Fringe" lists and was New York Magazine's "Pick of the Week". Among other places, Valiant has performed at the Imagine Festival of Arts Issues and Ideas and most recently was invited to perform at the United Nations as part of the Celebration for the Committee on the Status of Women. Adapted by Lanna Joffrey from Sally Hayton-Keeva's book Valiant Women in War and Exile. Directed by Tamilla Woodard, Valiant is a multi-media docudrama featuring thirteen women's word-for-word accounts of their courageous, devastating and sometimes humorous experiences of war. From victim to perpetrator to peacemaker, these women from all over the world have fought, struggled and survived. Their stories are chronicled in this eye-opening and heartbreaking show. "Stark and quietly riveting. One of the shows to see at the 2004 New York International Fringe Festival." -- New York Magazine "Powerfully yet simply recounted. As these women from diverse cultures and economic classes recite a brutal litany of humiliations, the nightmare history of twentieth-century inhumanity is resurrected." -- NYTheatre.com No minimums on Food or Drink (if you plan on ordering food, please arrive at least 15 minutes before show time) Schedule Friday, February 24th @ 8pm Saturday, February 25th @ 8pm Friday, March 3rd @ 8pm Saturday, March 4th @ 5:30pm Saturday, March 4th @ 8pm Friday, March 10th @ 8pm Saturday, March 11th @ 8pm Group Sales Number (6+): 212-769-7969 Additional Info/Contact: | ||
| When: | March 5-6, 2006 | |
| Where: | Embassy -28 West 20th St btwn 5th & 6th | |
| Price: | $5 at door in costume, $10 at door w/o costume | |
| Type: | ||
|
Oscar party fundraiser for non-profit arts group Costume Cultural Society. A great event for photographers! NY's answer to the Oscars where YOU are the celebrity. An absurdist Oscar party with an outrageous red carpet, best celebrity and gayest cowboy contests, Oscar viewing mixed with DJ's, random theatrics and late night dancing. Compete for an Alty award or $100 prizes, impress the paparazzi and international media. Show Hollywood that we have twice the glamour and three times the fun! A benefit for non-profit Costume Cultural Society, hosted by fashion designer Baby Chic, Kostume Kult, Disorient and others. DJ's Haj, Douggie Style, The Bass, Anthony Velarde +. STYLES: "Be your own celebrity" in Celebrity Chic, Brokeback Cowboy, Kong-Tribal, any film character or creative black tie. Flier, advanced tics and celebrity scholarships at www.CostumeCulture.org The Costume Cultural Society promotes creative expression and produces participatory culture and interactive theater events, and is fundraising for a large Halloween family art event. Additional Info/Contact: Diana Adams DC '01 is on the board of Kostume Kult www.kostumekult.com and is producing the event. Contact her at This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript for more information. | ||
| When: | March 7, 2006 8:00pm | |
| Where: | stain arts lounge 766 grand street (L to grand, one block west) |
|
| Price: | free, but support this and other events by buying a drink! | |
| Type: | ||
|
*first Tuesdays, INKstain, come join us for a warm and welcoming anything-goes literary open mic during which anyone reads/speaks/performs their original work (preferably but not necessarily, you can read someone else's work too), 8 p.m. followed by live acoustic folk from the DROWNED OPHELIAS. Additional Info/Contact: www.stainbar.com 718/387-7840 | ||
| When: | March 10, 2006 8:00pm-9:15pm | |
| Where: | Laurie Beechman Theatre at the West Bank Cafe 407 W 42nd at 9th ave | |
| Price: | $15 tickets only at http://www.theatermania.com/content/show.cfm/show/118926 | |
| Type: | ||
|
The Unofficial New York Yale Cabaret, one of NYTheatre.com's "People of the Year 2005", presents Fringe 2004 hit Valiant. Arriving just in time for Women's History Month, this stirring account of women's experience of war from around the world was a sold out hit at the 2004 NYC International Fringe Festival. It won a Best of Fringe award for Lanna Joffrey's performance, was listed on numerous "Best of Fringe" lists and was New York Magazine's "Pick of the Week". Among other places, Valiant has performed at the Imagine Festival of Arts Issues and Ideas and most recently was invited to perform at the United Nations as part of the Celebration for the Committee on the Status of Women. Adapted by Lanna Joffrey from Sally Hayton-Keeva's book Valiant Women in War and Exile. Directed by Tamilla Woodard, Valiant is a multi-media docudrama featuring thirteen women's word-for-word accounts of their courageous, devastating and sometimes humorous experiences of war. From victim to perpetrator to peacemaker, these women from all over the world have fought, struggled and survived. Their stories are chronicled in this eye-opening and heartbreaking show. "Stark and quietly riveting. One of the shows to see at the 2004 New York International Fringe Festival." -- New York Magazine "Powerfully yet simply recounted. As these women from diverse cultures and economic classes recite a brutal litany of humiliations, the nightmare history of twentieth-century inhumanity is resurrected." -- NYTheatre.com No minimums on Food or Drink (if you plan on ordering food, please arrive at least 15 minutes before show time) Schedule Friday, February 24th @ 8pm Saturday, February 25th @ 8pm Friday, March 3rd @ 8pm Saturday, March 4th @ 5:30pm Saturday, March 4th @ 8pm Friday, March 10th @ 8pm Saturday, March 11th @ 8pm Group Sales Number (6+): 212-769-7969 Additional Info/Contact: | ||
| When: | March 11, 2006 8:00am-6:00pm | |
| Where: | Hunter Mountain Ski Resort, New York | |
| Price: | www.adhemarcup.com | |
| Type: | ||
|
Dear friends, Please find an update about The Adhemar Cup that we are organizing on Saturday March 11 at Hunter Mountain: Transportation to Hunter Mountain on Saturday March 11 We are very happy to announce that Princeton Ski Shop is giving us a special price on their already low price package for bus transportation & lift ticket. Every participant to the Adhemar cup can sign up at Princeton Ski Shop for a "bus + lift ticket package" at $ 59.95 ( regular price is $65 at Princeton & $70 at Paragon). In order to get that deal, you have to stop by Princeton Ski Shop located at 23rd St & Broadway( No registration by phone). Tell them that you are a participant to the Adhemar Cup and you will get the discounted price of $59.95. Princeton Ski Shop is located at 21 East 22nd Street New York NY 10010, www.princetonoutdoor.com or 212-228-4400 WATCH OUT, tickets are selling fast and will SELL OUT. I strongly recommend to get your transportation package booked before March 5. After this date, Princeton will not guarantee availability... ADHEMAR CUP SPIRIT Many person are asking me if they can participate even if they are not great skiers/snowboarders. The answer is simple: yes!!!, no skills required! remember this is for fun and most of the participants have never participated any timed race before!! We just rented this track to have access to timing measures and race our friends. The main thing is to have a good time!!. We will even give a price to the slowest racer!! Just remember to forward this email to your good friends and bring them to the mountain on Saturday March 11. ADHEMAR CUP SPONSORS We are very happy to announce these fine sponsors that are making the Adhemar Cup possible: AEGON PENSION NETWORK www.aegon.com will bring us amazing trophies and goodies. Agata Paris www.agatha.fr will provide jewelry and accessories to the winners. Maybelline www.maybelline.com will award winners with cool product packages. Knipschildt Master Chocolatier,www.knipschildt.com will have gift baskets for the winners and Chocolate tasting for everyone. Patricia Catenne, Private Chef, will have pastries for every participant! Torino Effect? The Italians are actually leading the way with the highest number of registered participants!!!!! HURRY TO REGISTER TO OUR RACE / GATHERING www.adhemarcup.com The Adhemar Cup Organisation Team More info? Ask Thomas This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript 646-509-8355 Additional Info/Contact: | ||
| When: | March 11, 2006 8:00pm-9:15pm | |
| Where: | Laurie Beechman Theatre at the West Bank Cafe 407 W 42nd at 9th ave | |
| Price: | $15 tickets only at http://www.theatermania.com/content/show.cfm/show/118926 | |
| Type: | ||
|
The Unofficial New York Yale Cabaret, one of NYTheatre.com's "People of the Year 2005", presents Fringe 2004 hit Valiant. Arriving just in time for Women's History Month, this stirring account of women's experience of war from around the world was a sold out hit at the 2004 NYC International Fringe Festival. It won a Best of Fringe award for Lanna Joffrey's performance, was listed on numerous "Best of Fringe" lists and was New York Magazine's "Pick of the Week". Among other places, Valiant has performed at the Imagine Festival of Arts Issues and Ideas and most recently was invited to perform at the United Nations as part of the Celebration for the Committee on the Status of Women. Adapted by Lanna Joffrey from Sally Hayton-Keeva's book Valiant Women in War and Exile. Directed by Tamilla Woodard, Valiant is a multi-media docudrama featuring thirteen women's word-for-word accounts of their courageous, devastating and sometimes humorous experiences of war. From victim to perpetrator to peacemaker, these women from all over the world have fought, struggled and survived. Their stories are chronicled in this eye-opening and heartbreaking show. "Stark and quietly riveting. One of the shows to see at the 2004 New York International Fringe Festival." -- New York Magazine "Powerfully yet simply recounted. As these women from diverse cultures and economic classes recite a brutal litany of humiliations, the nightmare history of twentieth-century inhumanity is resurrected." -- NYTheatre.com No minimums on Food or Drink (if you plan on ordering food, please arrive at least 15 minutes before show time) Schedule Friday, February 24th @ 8pm Saturday, February 25th @ 8pm Friday, March 3rd @ 8pm Saturday, March 4th @ 5:30pm Saturday, March 4th @ 8pm Friday, March 10th @ 8pm Saturday, March 11th @ 8pm Group Sales Number (6+): 212-769-7969 Additional Info/Contact: | ||
| When: | March 18, 2006 8:00pm-9:30pm | |
| Where: | Holy Trinity Catholic Church 213 W. 82nd St., New York City |
|
| Price: | www.manhattanchoralensemble.org or call 646-514-8885 | |
| Type: | ||
|
The Manhattan Choral Ensemble Presents... Copland's In the Beginning & Thompson's The Peaceable Kingdom Saturday, March 18, 2006 at 8:00pm Holy Trinity Catholic Church 213 W. 82nd St., New York City Admission $15, $12 students and seniors The Manhattan Choral Ensemble will present two masterworks for unaccompanied chorus, both written by native New Yorkers: In the Beginning, by Aaron Copland and The Peaceable Kingdom, by Randall Thompson. Dramatic and inspiring, the Byzantine splendor of Holy Trinity will be the perfect setting for these favorites of the choral repertoire. Additional Info/Contact: | ||
| When: | March 27, 2006 8:00pm | |
| Where: | Second Stage Theater on 43rd Street and 8th Avenue, one block from Times Square. | |
| Price: | 212.246.4422 or http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?agency=SECO&pid=5723833 | |
| Type: | ||
|
Demetri Martin, ‘95 to perform Monday, March 27th in a Night of Comedy to Benefit the MCE! One of the hottest comics in the country is performing at the famous Second Stage Theater to benefit the Manhattan Choral Ensemble, directed by Tom Cunningham, JE 95! Daily Show correspondent and Perrier Comedy Award Winner Demetri Martin, CC 95 will perform on Monday, March 27th at 8pm at Second Stage Theater on 43rd Street and 8th Avenue, one block from Times Square. This show is guaranteed to be some of the best comedy you’ve ever seen, so be sure to buy your tickets soon to avoid missing out! To see clips of Demetri Martin on the Daily Show, visit Comedy Central's Website. To read the longest poem you have ever read that is entirely a palindrome, visit www.demetrimartin.com. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased from the Second Stage box office either in person (NW corner of 43rd and 8th) or over the phone at 212.246.4422. The box office is open from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm every day except Monday and Sunday. There is a $1 per ticket fee if you pay with a credit card. Tickets can also be purchased at all times via the web. There is a $4.50 per ticket fee via the web. For tickets via the web: http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?agency=SECO&pid=5723833 Hope to see you there! Additional Info/Contact: | ||
| When: | March 27, 2006 8:00pm | |
| Where: | Second Stage Theater on 43rd Street and 8th Avenue, one block from Times Square. | |
| Price: | 212.246.4422 or http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?agency=SECO&pid=5723833 | |
| Type: | ||
|
Demetri Martin, ‘95 to perform Monday, March 27th in a Night of Comedy to Benefit the MCE! One of the hottest comics in the country is performing at the famous Second Stage Theater to benefit the Manhattan Choral Ensemble, directed by Tom Cunningham, JE 95! Daily Show correspondent and Perrier Comedy Award Winner Demetri Martin, CC 95 will perform on Monday, March 27th at 8pm at Second Stage Theater on 43rd Street and 8th Avenue, one block from Times Square. This show is guaranteed to be some of the best comedy you’ve ever seen, so be sure to buy your tickets soon to avoid missing out! To see clips of Demetri Martin on the Daily Show, visit Comedy Central's Website. To read the longest poem you have ever read that is entirely a palindrome, visit www.demetrimartin.com. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased from the Second Stage box office either in person (NW corner of 43rd and 8th) or over the phone at 212.246.4422. The box office is open from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm every day except Monday and Sunday. There is a $1 per ticket fee if you pay with a credit card. Tickets can also be purchased at all times via the web. There is a $4.50 per ticket fee via the web. For tickets via the web: http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?agency=SECO&pid=5723833 Hope to see you there! Additional Info/Contact: | ||
Sections:Service and Opportunities, Students
| When: | March 28, 2006 6:00pm-7:00pm | |
| Where: | Dwight Hall, Library 67 High Street |
|
| Type: | Meeting | |
|
Come to this event and meet Yale graduate and current Peace Corps Volunteer Albert Lingelbach '96. Albert was sworn in as a Computer Science Volunteer in Tanzania on December 15th, 2005. Attend this event to ask your questions, see real pictures of service, and hear about the challenges of service. 45 years ago, Kennedy signed legislation which started the Peace Corps. Help Peace Corps celebrate its 45th anniversary in March at Dwight Hall, Yale's center for Public Service and Social Justice. Apply now for positions departing after graduation. To start your application, go to www.peacecorps.gov. For more information, please contact: This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript Additional Info/Contact: Visit: <a href="http://www.peacecrops.gov">www.peacecrops.gov</a> or call: 1-800-424-8580 | ||
| When: | March 28, 2006 6:30pm-10:00pm | |
| Where: | The Belmont Lounge 117 East 15th Street Between Park Ave S and Irving Place (near Union Square) New York, New York Phone: 212.533.0009 |
|
| Price: | free | |
| Type: | ||
|
To follow the tradition of the Yale campus spring flings, we're hosting a "Yale Alumni Spring Fling Happy Hour" in New York City on March 28. Join fellow alumni to welcome warmer temperatures and more colorful landscapes as spring arrives. This is a great opportunity to network, catch up with long-time friends, and make new friends! There will be drink specials, including $5 select martinis and $3 select beers and shots. Also, you'll get a 20% discount off of any food orders that evening. If you plan to join us, please RSVP by March 27 by emailing This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript with your name and year of graduation. If you studied at a graduate/professional school, please indicate which one. We'll preprint name tags for those who RSVP. We look forward to seeing you all at the Spring Fling Alumni Happy Hour! Your co-hosts, Charles DeCell, Yale College '86 Dina Friedman, Yale Law '93 My Luu, Yale College '96 Ceu Martinez, Yale School of Architecture '98 Charles Savage, Yale School of Management '02 Additional Info/Contact: This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript | ||
| When: | March 30, 2006 8:00pm-10:00pm | |
| Where: | Broadway Presbyterian Church, Broadway at 114th Street, New York, NY | |
| Price: | $35, $30 seniors, $17.50 students | |
| Type: | ||
|
On March 30, 2006, New York Philomusica presents author Kurt Vonnegut's acclaimed new text for Igor Stravinsky's classic chamber work "L'Histoire du soldat," featuring original cast members, Broadway and TV stars Jim Bracchitta and Martin Vidnovic. The work is a humorous but sharply biting commentary on the perils of war, written in Vonnegut's unmistakable style, and based in World War II but just as relevant, if not more so, to our situation today. The new text was commissioned and premiered in 1993 but has not been heard in almost a decade due to copyright disputes. This event marks the historic re-introduction of the piece to the world stage. The piece will be preceded by improvised jazz from some of New York’s finest jazz musicians. For information and reservations, call (212) 580-9933 or e-mail This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript Location: Broadway Presbyterian Church, Broadway at 114th Street, New York, NY. http://www.nyphilomusica.org. Email me for a special Yale alumni discount rate for this concert. Additional Info/Contact: Call (212) 580-9933 or e-mail This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript for information or reservations | ||
| When: | March 31, 2006 8:00pm | |
| Where: | STAIN arts lounge 766 grand street williamsburg, brooklyn (L to grand, one block west) |
|
| Price: | free, but buy drinks! | |
| Type: | ||
|
In case you haven't yet noticed, the popular arts lounge named Stain throws a costume party every 31st. This time we go all Roman and celebrate THE ENDS OF MARCH (that's right, not the Ides but the Ends), a bacchanalia of ivy (befitting our ivy leagueness), wine specials, grape snacks, gods, goddesses and more, empires will fall starting at 8 p.m. Additional Info/Contact: www.stainbar.com, 718/387-7840 | ||
Recent Posts (more...)
- Is it safe to gamble online?
- Personal Statement or Bio
- new
- Best CISCO CCNA CCNP CCIP JAVA Training Institute in bangalore
- Bunny Pony Play School and Day care
- Best CISCO CCNA CCNP CCIP JAVA Training Institute in Bangalore Chennai
- Is online personal training suitable for you?
- The TEAK Fellowship Volunteer Opportunity
- Be unique and plan a Wine & Cheese Party for you and your friends to enjoy; Have fun!
- Greg Hindy (Yale '13) on 6000 Mile Silent Photo Walk Has Reached Florida
