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The Restaurant Across a bridge, over a river, into a dream. Located in one of New York’s most unique settings, The River Café has become very well-known around the world as a culinary destination. Nestled riverside under the Brooklyn Bridge with sweeping views of the New York skyline and the Statue of Liberty, The River Café serves a classic New American menu using only the finest and freshest ingredients available. The changing tides of fashion and trends may come and go, but Michael O’Keeffe’s vision of timelessness expressed as a Restaurant will always be The River Café. It has never left its mooring under the Brooklyn Bridge, but still journeys ahead each day toward the goal of seeking out the finest ingredients for every detail of the dining experience and delivering them to guests from all over the world. To endure so consistently as a culinary destination for forty years accompanied by an unwavering commitment to excellence is nothing short of marvelous. Bravissimo Buzzy. View From the River Café: 40 Years of Feasts and Firsts One Water Street - Brooklyn, NY - 11201 718-522-5200 © River Café 1977-2017 Login       submit Eliane Elias: From Bill Evans to Brazil Fri 11/3/17 8:00PM   :     Rose Theater Eliane Elias: From Bill Evans to Brazil More Information    Purchase Sat 11/4/17 8:00PM   :     Rose Theater Eliane Elias: From Bill Evans to Brazil More Information    Purchase Brazil-born, New York City-based pianist, singer, and composer Eliane Eliasis renowned equally for her mastery of straight-ahead jazz, Brazilian music, and the many fusions in between. In this unique Rose Theater concert, audiences will experience two sides of her artistry across two distinct sets. One half of the performance will be dedicated to the iconic Bill Evans Trio, with a band featuring both members of Evans’ final trio: drummer Joe LaBarbera and Elias’ husband, bassist Marc Johnson. More information : http://ticketing.jazz.org/single/PSDetail.aspx?psn=6194 Free Adult Literacy Program - November 2016 - June 2017 22 NOV Nov 22, 2016 6:30 pm Different Locations in Description Below CENTER FOR LATIN AMERICAN & CARIBBEAN STUDIES OFFERS FREE ENGLISH CLASSES Adult Basic Education/High School Equivalence (ABE/HSE) Saturdays: 9:30am May 11th -- June 30th, 2017 Monday -- Advanced -- St. John Hall 109B - 6:30pm-9:30pm Intermediate -- St. John Hall 304B -- 6:30pm-9:30pm Tuesday - Basic - St. John's Hall 109B - 6:30pm-9:30pm Wednesday -- Intermediate -- St. John Hall 109A -- 6:30pm-9:30pm Advanced -- St. Johns Hall 109B-6:30pm-9:30pm Thursday -- Basic -- St. John Hall Room 109B - 6:30pm-9:30pm LOCATION; ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY QUEENS CAMPUS 8000 Utopia Parkway Jamaica, NY  11439 All class materials and textbooks are provided. You can start at any time. To register, or for additional information, please contact: CLACS at 718-990-5829/1932 or e-mail: camachoa@stjohns.edu or clacs@stjohns.edu. These classes and workshops are made possible thanks to a grant from the Department of  Youth and  Community Development (NYC DYCD) received by Dr. Alina Camacho-Gingerich, Director of the Center for Latin         American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) and Professor of Languages and Literatures at St. John’s University LOCATION:   ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY QUEENS CAMPUS 8000 Utopia Parkway Jamaica, NY 11439 All class materials and textbooks are provided. You can start at any time. To register, or for additional information, please contact: CLACS at 718-990-5829/1932 or e-mail: camachoa@stjohns.edu or clacs@stjohns.edu.     These classes and workshops are made possible thanks to a grant from the Department of Youth and  Community Development (NYC DYCD) received by Dr. Alina Camacho-Gingerich, Director of the Center for Latin American and Studies (CLACS) and Professor of Languages and Literatures at St. John’s University Desde 1991, o programa Líderes Estudar tem como objetivo despertar o potencial dos jovens mais promissores do Brasil. Esses brasileiros recebem todo o suporte necessário para acelerarem seu desenvolvimento pessoal e profissional, além de apoio financeiro para estudar nas melhores universidades do mundo.

Over the past month, we've seen Hurricane Harvey's record rains displace millions in Texas and Louisiana. We've seen Hurricanes Irma and Maria -- storms worsened by unusually warm water -- leave families picking up the pieces across the Southeast and U.S. territories in the Caribbean. We've seen wildfires burn through millions of acres in our western states.

There can be no doubt: Climate change is here, right now. It's making these extreme weather events worse -- and more than ever, we need people ready to fight back against this administration and other climate deniers.

Tomorrow night, we're hosting a climate leaders call to update organizers on the latest news.

We'll cover the latest on the fight to protect our progress on climate at the national level, and what we can do this fall to push for more action at the state and local level.

You're one of our most active climate supporters, and we'd love for you to join. Here are the details for the call:

What: Monthly climate leaders call
When: Tomorrow, September 28, 8 p.m. ET
Where: RSVP below for your personal dial-in information

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Jack Shapiro
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Call Commit to volunteer Donate PAID FOR BY ORGANIZING FOR ACTION. https://my.ofa.us/Make-A-Call https://my.ofa.us/Do-The-Work PAID FOR BY ORGANIZING FOR ACTION.                Brazilian Film Screening Series                        News & Updates Brazil Week 2017 Brazilian Film Screening Series                                                Friday, September 22 and 29 6pm to 8pm Every Friday in September a different movie. Genre:Action, Comedy, Drama and Romance.  Debate and a pocket show immediately follows each movie.  Music performance by Ana Fernandez, Alexandre Cavalcante and surprise guests.   Sept. 22 Guerra de Canudos   War begins in Brazil, as a religious leader (José Wilker) guides countrymen against oppressive rule in the late1890's  The  drama of a poor family in the bloodiest war in the History of Brazil: the war of Canudos. Director:  Sergio Rezende Writers:  Paulo Halm, Sergio Rezende Stars:  José Wilker, Cláudia Abreu, Paulo Betti     September 26 4:00pm - 5:00pm   Brazilian Cultural Workshop Series for kids At THE NEWARK PUBLIC LIBRARY Workshops will begin on August 29 and continue every Tuesday in September.  It's a special program for kids where they will be introduced to Brazilian arts and crafts, music and dance. This Project is geared towards educating young people through promoting a greater awareness of richness of Afro Brazilian culture and traditions. This Series for Kids also offers light exercises in physical fitness.   Address: 5 Washington Street Newark,NJ 07101-0630 www.npl.org         For more information, please contact Silvana Magda     Email: smkatende@aol.com   Tel: (917) 528-8151 STAY CONNECTED: OCTOBER 2017 NEWSLETTER - CULTURE /EDUCATION Welcome to the October 2017 newsletter. Here you will find a wide range of events, activities and opportunities related to Brazil that will take place in the coming weeks and months  in the States of  New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. Help us grow our community by disseminating this newsletter among your friends and network, and please contribute with your suggestions and feedback (emails and web links below). CULTURAL EVENTS  COMMUNITY   What: Traditional Mass honoring 300 years of  “Nossa Senhora Aparecida",  Patron Saint of Brazil Where: St. Patrick Cathedral (Manhattan) When: October 7 @ 7:00 PM MUSIC What: LatiNew Music Series – A New Brasillatin Music Experience consisting of Happy Hour + Live Music Performance  + DJ After Party.  Presenting Marcella Camargo and Williamsburg Salsa Orchestra (October 19) / Luz Pinos, Jacinta Clusellas and Juancho Herrera  (October 28) Where:  Symphony Space (Manhattan) When:  October 19 and 28 @ 7:15 PM VISUAL ART  What:  Exhibition “Pictures of Me” by Fabiana Gomes Where: Galeria NYC (43 Clinton Street - Manhattan) When: October 2 –15. Opening Reception:  October 2 @ 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM MUSIC  What: Denise Reis  Where: Café Vivaldi (Manhattan)   When:  October 3, 7,  17 and 24 @ 8:00 PM COMMUNITY  What: Soccer workshop at CUFA with Brazilian coach Drika  from Street Child United. Drika has just been chosen by the BBC as one of their 100 inspirational women of 2017 Where:CUFA Bronx (Andrew Freedman Home – 1125 Grand Concourse - Bronx When: October 4 @ 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM BOTECO SOCIAL  What: A social club with monthly events to celebrate Brazilian Culture.October Event  Music and Art with an interactive woprkshop by Alice Quaresma . Please note that this a free event, but RSVP is required (juliana@leblon.com). Limited spots available. When: October 5 @ 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM MUSIC  What: Brazilian Group “Matuto” (Clay Ross, Rob Curto, Aynsley Powell, Itaiguara Brandão, Adriano dos Santos) Where:  Baruch College – Performing Arts Center (Manhattan) When: October 6 @ 8:00 PM MUSIC What:  Brazilian Band “Tributo a Tim Maia”  Where: Sounds of Brazil  (Soho – Manhattan) When: October 7 @ 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM MUSIC  What: Arto Lindsay & Beauty Pill  Where:  (le) Poisson Rouge (Manhattan) When: October 17 @ 7:30 PM  CINEMA  What:  Film Screening: “A Paixão de JL “. The film is about the Brazilian artist José Leonilson . Presented by  America’s Society in collaboration with  Cinema Tropical Where: The New School (66 Fifth  Avenue) When: October 19 @ 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM  MUSIC  What: Forro In the Dark with Davi Vieira and  DJ Greg Caz  Where: Nublu (Manhattan) When: Wednesdays in October (call venue to confirm) MUSIC  What: Bossa Nova Brunch  Where: Guadalupe Inn (Brooklyn) When: Every Sunday in October @ 2:00 PM MUSIC What: Diálogos Brazilian Chamber Duo (Richard Boukas and Louis Arques) When: New School for the Performing Arts – Recital Hall (55 West 13 Street, 4th Floor) When:  October 13 and 27 @ 7:30 PM CINEMA What: Screening of  “Brasilia: Life after Design”, by Bart Simpson, during the Margaret Mead Film Festival Where: American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) When: October 21 @ 8:00 PM ONGOING CULTURAL EVENTS  VISUAL ARTS What: Exhibition with works by São Paulo based Group Ruptura, collaboration between Luciana Brito Gallery and Espasso Annex. Where: Espasso Annex (186 Franklyn Street – Manhattan) When: September 6 – November 6. VISUAL ARTS  What: Mira Schendel “Sarrafos and Black and White Works” Where: Hauser & Wirth  Gallery New York, 69th Street (Manhattan) When:  September 7 – October 21. VISUAL ARTS What: Exhibition Lydia Okumura: Five Sides and Other Dimensions Where: Broadway 1602 (Harlem – Manhattan) When: September 9 – October 7. VISUAL ARTS  What: Exhibition “Printed Matter”, by Daniel Senise Where: Nara Roesler Gallery (Manhattan) When: September 19 – November 28 VISUAL ARTS  What: Exhibition  “José Leonilson: Empty Man” Where: America’s Society (Manhattan) When: September 27 – February 4 MUSIC  What: Join the Brazilian Chorus of New York,  International Brazilian Opera (IBOC) Where:  Our Lady of Pompei Church (25 Carmine Street, NY, West Village) (Manhattan) When: Rehearsals twice a week:  Sundays -  11:30 AM - 1 PM (Church auditorium - downstairs)  Thursdays – 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM  (Organ room - upstairs) MUSIC   What: Dom Salvador Solo Piano Where:  River Café (Manhattan) When: Every day except Thursday CROWDFUNDING  What: Brazilian artist Mirelle Martins has created an innovative performance art work with the choreographer Shamel Pitts called "Black Velvet". Click here to donate to “Black Velvet’s” international tour. UPCOMING EVENTS  MUSIC What: Fleurine, featuring  Boys From Brazil (Ian Faquini, Vitor Gonçalves, Eduardo Belo, Rogerio Boccato) Where: Zinc Bar NY (Manhattan) When: November 2 @ 8:30 PM MUSIC What: Eliane Elias: From Bill Evans to Brazil Where: Jazz at Lincoln Center – Rose Theater When: November 3  and 4 @ 8:00 PM MUSIC What: Trio Afora (Fabio Gouvea, Felipe Brisola, Alex Kautz) with John Ellis  Where: National Sawdust (Brooklyn) When:  November 4 @ 7:00  PM MUSIC  What: Denise Reis  Where: Birdland (Manhattan) When: November 9  @ 6:00 PM  MUSIC  What: III International Choro Festival.  Event includes: Workshop “Roosts of Brazilian Music” ; Concert  Tribuet do Chiquinha Gonzaga and Samba with BMF Choro Collective and Special Guests; performance by Sexteto Gaúcho Where: Multiple locations (Saphira Gallery, Baruch Performing Arts Center and Sounds of Brasil  - SOB’s) When: November 10 – November 12 MUSIC What: LatiNew Music Series – A New Brasillatin Music Experience consisting of Happy Hour + Live Music Performance by Dario Boente and Alexia Bomtempo + DJ After Party  Where:  Symphony Space (Manhattan) When:  November 9 @ 7:15 PM VISUAL ART  What:  Exhibition  “Tarsila do Amaral: Inventing Modern Art in Brazil” Where: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) When: February 11 – June 3, 2018   ADD YOUR EVENT Please let us know about events that you would like to see posted on future editions of our newsletter. You can reach us by email up to a week before the newsletter's release date (1st day of each month). For Cultural Events For Educational Events SHARE THE NEWSLETTER Help us grow our community by sharing this newsletter with family, colleagues and friends who have an interest in Brazilian culture and education. Just click on the link below. Forward to Friend FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA For weekly and daily updates about culture and education, as well as educational opportunities, please visit our Cultural Blog and Facebook pages.   CONSULAR SERVICES Further information about consular services and activities for the Brazilian community can be found in the website and Facebook page of the Consulate General of Braziil in New York (CGBNY)  Culture Education Cultural Blog CGBNY CGBNY Sign Up Unsubscribe Note: The Consulate General of Brazil in New York is not responsible for the events or services listed in this newsletter. Although we do our best to ensure that all the information is accurate, we suggest that you confirm the event with the organizers. This is not a comprehensive calendar - the information published is provided by individuals and organizations that reach out to us.    Copyright © 2016, Consulate General of Brazil in New York Our mailing address is: 220 East 42nd Street, 26th Floor, New York, NY, 10017 Contact Us Culture & Press cultural.novayork@itamaraty.gov.br Phone: 917 777.7668 Educational Cooperation csf.novayork@itamaraty.gov.br Phone: 917 777.7637