BOOK PRESENTATION

The Center for Puerto Rican Studies
invites you to
Diasporas in Progress: A Celebration of two books

latinos in new england puerto rican diaspora

Wednesday, November 29th
6:30 – 8:00 pm

Hunter College
68th Street and Lexington Avenue
Faculty Dining Room, West 8th Floor

Speakers:
Linda Delgado, Board Member, National Association of Ethnic Studies

Carmen Teresa Whalen, Williams College,
Co-editor of
The Puerto Rican Diaspora: Historical Perspectives

Andres Torres, Researcher
Centro de Estudios Puertorriquenos, Editor of
Latinos in New England

For updated information on Centro Events visit us @ www.centropr.org
or call: 212-772-5714

Fundraisier for Bx3M film project

“Bx3M”


The story of three Latino youths coming of age in a city going up in flames…

A new film by

Judith Escalona

Fundraising Reception
Thursday, October 19th
6PM – 8:30PM

with Live Music by
Tato Brujo and Yerbabuena

Yerba Buena

at

PRdream/MediaNoche
161 East 106th Street, First Floor
(between Lexington and Third Avenue)

For information call: 212.828.0401

Suggested Donations: $5 – $5,000

( All are welcomed! No one will be turned away! )
If you can’t come, you can still make a donation either online.

Or send a check or money order made payable to “PR Project Inc. (Bx3M)” to:
Bx3M, c/o PR Project Inc., 161 East 106th Street, First Floor, New York, NY 10029

Seeking Actors for Bronx 3M

Bronx 3M is accepting submissions for roles in this new film written/directed by Judith Escalona. Bronx 3M is the story of three Latino youth growing up in a city going up in flames. Shooting to begin in October. Please read descriptions below and submit your headshot and resume accordingly. We will contact you if we are interested in you auditioning. If you are contacted, you must have at least ONE monologue prepared. Deferred payment. Thank you. Here are some of the roles:

MONA – Lead Role. Latina 17 years old. Sassy, stylish, loyal best friend. Vulnerable with a deep secret. Actress must be petite, feminine.

ANNA – Support. Latina 17 years old. Caught up in drugs. Actress must pull off a “tecata” look – skinny, strung out look

NELLY – SAME AS ANNA

ZUNI, CARMEN and INDIA – Support. Any race. 20-40, Lesbian, Confident. mature opinionated. Actors must stradle the line of Butch/Feminine.

EXTRAS – Actors to play teenagers in group scenes. Adults to play other roles.

YOUNG MICHAEL — Little boy 7-9 years old
prsuncom@yahoo.com

Seeking Crew for Bronx 3M

Needed art director/set designer, hair stylist, sound person, camera operator (with a HI-DEF camera and/or experience) and script supervisor/continuity person. Production assistants (willing to work including doing some manual labor if needed) for independent movie project, “Bronx 3M,” a coming of age story of three Latino teens in a city going up in flames. Shooting to start in October.

Bilingual English/Spanish is a plus. Experience preferred. Please send a resume.
Deferred payment — please don’t respond if you are not interested in deferred payment. Thanks.

prsuncom@yahoo.com

Please Join Us for the Unveiling of the “Remembering Julia” Mosaic

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On Friday, October 27, 2006, Hope Community, Inc. will host a press conference and unveiling of an historic mosaic by artist Manny Vega honoring the late Puerto Rican poet, Julia de Burgos. The 11:00 AM ceremony will take place in the heart of East Harlem’s “Cultural Corridor” – in front of a Hope building located on the northeast corner of Lexington Avenue and East 106th Street. The momentous unveiling will be followed by a community reception hosted by El Taller Boricua in the Julia de Burgos Latino Cultural Center at 1680 Lexington Avenue. For more information, call (212) 860-8821, Ext 111.

CSV Halloween Fundraiser

CSV Center

CSV Center Haunted House Halloween Fundraiser

Thursday, September 28, 2006
A benefit to support Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center.
Tickets available at SmartTix.

In its third year, “Nightmare” will be bigger and better than ever! After sold-out engagements in 2004 and 2005, New York’s favorite haunted house is back with an all new edition. This fall, NIGHTMARE will possess ALL FIVE BOROUGHS with locations in Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. Presented by Psycho Clan, this sensational fright-fest, created and directed by downtown fearmeister Timothy Haskell, is poised to become the largest haunted event on the East Coast. NIGHTMARE combines urban horror with a visceral interactive theatricality to guarantee a unique and psychologically terrifying experience. Expect a chilling room-by-room encounter with the obsessions, anxieties and phobias that frighten New Yorkers most-borough by borough. NIGHTMARE makes visitors the stars of their own horror story, in a house that knows their worst fear- and forces them to face it.

www.hauntedhousenyc.com

You are a Star!

Centro Gallery
Center for Puerto Rican Studies
At Hunter College

presents


You Are A Star

A Group Show

Manuel Acevedo — Luis Carle
Javier Cintron — David A. Cruz
Ricardo Hernandez — Yasmin Hernandez
Miguel Luciano — Wanda Ortiz
Rafael Rosario — Tufinyito
Rafael Velez

Curated by José Vidal

September 18–October 13, 2006
Reception on September 21, 2006

6:00-8:00 p.m.

The Gallery is open
Monday-Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Centro is located on the third floor of the East Building
Hunter College at the corner of 68th Street and Lexington Avenue


GREENMARKET on 99th Street and Madison Avenue

Greenmarket

Buy fresh fruits and vegetables at your very own farmers’ market!

Mount Sinai has partnered with Greenmarket (a program of the Council on the Environment of New York City) to bring seasonal, healthy, nutritious produce grown regionally to the neighborhood.

On East 99th Street and Madison

Every Friday, July 14 – October 14, 8am to 4pm

The Greenmarket accepts WIC, Senior Nutrition Vouchers, and Foodstamps.

For more information call:

Community Relations at Mount Sinai 212-731-7888.

Greenmarket Map Summer 2006 (PDF 992k)

CENYC

GREENMARKET on 99th Street and Madison Avenue

Greenmarket

Buy fresh fruits and vegetables at your very own farmers’ market!

Mount Sinai has partnered with Greenmarket (a program of the Council on the Environment of New York City) to bring seasonal, healthy, nutritious produce grown regionally to the neighborhood.

On East 99th Street and Madison

Every Friday, July 14 – October 14, 8am to 4pm

The Greenmarket accepts WIC, Senior Nutrition Vouchers, and Foodstamps.

For more information call:

Community Relations at Mount Sinai 212-731-7888.

Greenmarket Map Summer 2006 (PDF 992k)

CENYC