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March 17, 2010
 
Midtown Concerts
Daniel Swenberg and Nell Snaidas: Music of Schubert, Spohr and Sor
1:15 PM
Immanuel Lutheran Church, 122 East 88th Street, Manhattan
Join Daniel Swenberg and Nell Snaidas as they perform early Romantic songs by Franz Schubert (1797-1828), Louis Spohr (1784-1859) and Fernando Sor (1778-1839) for soprano with guitar accompaniment in original 19th century versions.
FREE
For more information, please call
(212) 967-9157 or visit
www.MidtownConcerts.org
 
*Staten Island Children’s Museum
Green Clay Day
1:30 PM
1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island
In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, children are invited to dig their hands into some Kelly green clay to create leprechauns, shamrocks and everything else imaginable.
Admission: $6
For more information, please call
(718) 273-2060 or visit
www.StatenIslandKids.org
 
The City University of New York
Only a God Can Save Us: Martin Heidegger and the Third Reich
6:00 PM
365 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan
Join us for the American premiere of the documentary "Only A God Can Save Us," a critical examination of Martin Heidegger’s thought and actions during the Third Reich.
FREE
For more information, please call
(212) 817-2005 or visit
www.CUNY.edu
 
The New School
Public Art Fund: Matthew Monahan
6:30 PM
66 West 12th Street, Manhattan
Join Matthew Monahan, whose solo exhibitions include Modern Art, London, 2009 and Anton Kern Gallery, New York, 2008, at this spring's Public Art Fund Talks as he discusses the language of figurative sculpture.
Admission: $10; FREE for students.
For more information, please call
(212) 229-5488 or visit
www.NewSchool.edu
 
Brooklyn Arts Council
Rites and Ceremonies of the Brooklyn African Diaspora
6:30 PM
128 Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn
Join Yolanda Lezama-Clark from the West Indian American Labor Day Parade Brenda Greene from the National Black Writers’ Conference and others as they discuss the significance of the annual events, ceremonies and rituals that take place in Brooklyn each year.
FREE
For more information, please call
(718) 625-0080 or visit
www.BrooklynArtsCouncil.org
 
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Conversation with Author Jonathan Safran Foer
8:00 PM
257 West 88th Street, Manhattan
Join Jonathan Safran Foer as he discusses the topics raised in his groundbreaking new book, "Eating Animals." All are invited to listen to him discuss both what our culture encourages us to put inside our bodies and which aspects of this critical conversation are hidden from the public eye.
FREE
For more information, please call
(212) 787-7600.
 
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