The Colorado Symphony is pleased to announce Classically Cannabis: The High Note Series, benefiting the Colorado Symphony. Launching with three summer events at Space Gallery, located in the Santa Fe Arts District, Classically Cannabis: The High Note Series is a BYOC-friendly experience for music lovers, featuring performances by Colorado Symphony ensembles. The series is curated by Edible Events Co.
Museum of Modern Art
Midtown West
11 W 53rd St
New York, NY 10019
Phone number (212) 708-9400
Brooklyn Museum
Prospect Heights
200 Eastern Pkwy
Brooklyn, NY 11238
Phone number (718) 638-5000
Focal Point Gallery
City Island
321 City Island Avenue
Phone number (718) 885-1403
Guggenheim Museum
Upper East Side
1071 5th Ave
New York, NY 10128
Phone number (212) 423-3500
Chelsea
150 W 17th St
New York, NY 10011
Phone number (212) 620-5000
Neue Galerie New York
Upper East Side
1048 5th Ave
New York, NY 10028
Phone number (212) 628-6200
My baby daughter Sabrina Soto www.SabrinaSoto.com is included on a TV discussion today on:
The The Wendy Williams Show. Tune in for some fiery hot and talk topic #muyCaliente
Check your local listings for the broadcast in your l media market.
Sabrina Soto: “High/Low Projects” airs Saturdays at 9:30/8:30c on HGTV.
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As one of the 11 million undocumented Americans in this country and one of over 500,000 in New York City alone, Jose Antonio Vargas decided to out himself and tell his story to change the conversation about immigration.
DOCUMENTED will be released nationwide in 11 cities across America, and it premiers here in New York City TONIGHT.
The film is a personal glimpse into the complexities of Jose’s immigration status and his life. DOCUMENTED is only in the city for ONE WEEK and don’t miss your opportunity to join us this weekend. Buy your tickets today!
DOCUMENTED | May 2 - 8
May 3rd is Press Freedom Day. Journalism and war reporting has become prohibitively dangerous, Dose of News wants to acknowledge the work of journalists all over the world.
Last year alone, 71 professional journalists died in the line of duty, and many thousands were physically or psychologically injured.
We denounce all breaches in freedom of information, acts to oppose any form of censorship, and support journalists wherever they find themselves gathering news and information content.
On this first day of May, folks in Pensacola, Florida are n ow feeling flooding foes after the area recorded its single rainiest day ever.
Almost 2 feet of rain fall in the past 24 hours caught hundreds off guard. Some people had to swim to get help.
A huge storm system that violently swept across Mississippi, Oklahoma, and Arkansas evolved into widespread flooding in the Florida Panhandle and Alabama Gulf Coast. That death toll from these storms have grown to 36 so far.
Today is National Honesty Day. The holiday traces its origins way back to the 1990s. It is about telling the truth. Be brave and share opinions, thoughts and perspectives that might otherwise go unsaid in order to be polite, but take care not to upset or offend others.
To clear the air on National Honesty Day. Roberto Soto hired, trained staff members and launched the 24 hour Cablevision station, known as News 12 The Bronx. He also served as APTN first NYC Bureau Chief. Helped launch Univision, Telemundo and now operates City Island Images, as well as Dose of News www.doseofnews.com
Please help Soto become BX Volunteer of the Year. http://www.bxvc.org/neighborhood-impact-award
A couple of boxing superstars are reportedly interested in purchasing Los Angeles Clippers.
Just hours following an announcement issued by NBA commissioner Adam Silver to ban owner Donald Sterling for life, he said he would urge league owners to force Sterling to sell the team.
De La Hoya and Mayweather, have both told reporters they are serious about making a bid for the LA Clippers.
It's not likely to win final approval, but while Democrats are pushing to increase the federal minimum wage, this appears to be another bill getting buried in Congress. However, this hot button issue, may bring voters to the polls in November.
US Senator Tom Harkin, D-Iowa has introduced legislation boosting the current $7.25 hourly minimum in three steps until it reaches $10.10 in 2016. His minimum wage bill is widely expected to be voted by the Senate.
THE MEETING OF THE CITY ISLAND CIVIC ASSOCIATION WILL BE AT 7:30 PM 190 FORDHAM ST.