Agenda Additions: Fashion Industry Mixer + Diesel In Store Event
- At March 24, 2011
- By NESHA
- In events / music / networking
Here’s an example of the type of events we support here at SocietyandStyle. A chance to have fun while networking with like minded people in various industries. Click “read more” for full details on how to socialize with young professionals working in all aspects of the fashion industry at Polar Lounge and how you can check out an in store performance by Jesse Boykins at Diesel.
Date: 3/30/2011
Venue: The Marcel at Gramercy (Polar Lounge)
201 East 24th Street (corner of Third Avenue, next to Inoteca)
New York, NY 10010
Take the 6, R or W to 23rd St
http://www.nycpolar.com
Time: 7:00-10:00 PM
One hour open Bar with Polar Lounge cocktails 7-8pm | Drink specials $ 11 specialty cocktails, $9 well cocktails, $7 red/white/sparkling, $6 beers
CLICK HERE to RSVP by Monday, March 28th
Events: Red Bull Music Academy Info Session [March 23rd]
- At March 21, 2011
- By NESHA
- In events / music / workshops
Red Bull Music Academy Info Session with Just Blaze
Learn more about one of the most innovative and door opening opportunities in the game. And get a chance to build with Just Blaze, one of the best producers working.
Free but you have to RSVP to yamez@redbullmusicacademy.com
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Who: Red Bull Music Academy, Just Blaze
When: Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011
Showtime: 7pm
Where: Red Bull Space
40 Thompson Street, NYC
Events: DD172 Show Tonight Featuring Terri Walker & Nicole Wray
- At March 21, 2011
- By NESHA
- In damon dash / dd172 / events / shows
Events: SneakerCON [NYC]
- At March 7, 2011
- By NESHA
- In events / sneaker con
Sneaker Con is returning to New York City next Saturday on March 19th. Its a popular event that offers the option to sell, and trade kicks and clothes. It’s happening at 151 Sullivan Street from 12 – 7 PM.
Events: Poet RIP MC Performing Live [Jan. 29th]
- At January 17, 2011
- By NESHA
- In events / Society
As an adult I now find myself in a world where everyone is an “artist” of some sort, but the idea or goal of these artists is not to create. It is fame, or fortune, or most times both. They create with the intention of making, or designing, or producing, or recording ‘that thing’ that will propel them to the hight of society.
People take gimmicks and run with them. Lego accessories designers. Skateboarder, weed smoking, skinny jean rappers. Black barbies. ‘Fashion week is my favorite Holiday of the year’, I’m America’s next top model (from brooklyn). Smh..
It seems that no one wants to be an actual person anymore.
It seems that in the age of technology. The world has become a desktop. and everyone wants to be an Icon.
Bone Marrow Drive & Benefit Concert In Memory of Shannon Tavarez
- At January 13, 2011
- By NESHA
- In events / Society
Sometimes tears can be fuel for motivation. A close friend of Shannon Tavarez the sweet girl who passed away after a battle with Leukemia, was overwhelmed by grief after Shannon’s passing but decided to do something in her memory and hopefully save the life of another. This Sunday, RARE Media Group will be hosting a Bone Marrow Drive and Benefit Concert in memory of Shannon Tavarez. January 20th would have been Shannon’s 12th birthday.
Harlem School of the Arts | 645 St. Nicholas Ave New York, NY
Sunday, January 16 · 1:00pm – 7:00pm
More information from RARE Media Group:
R.A.R.E. Media Group presents: Start It Up! Bone Marrow Drive and Benefit Concert in memory of Shannon Tavarez.
Shannon Tavarez, whom some may remember as Young Nala on Broadway’s The Lion King, was a beautiful and talented girl who passed away due to AML Leukemia in early November. Leukemia is a malignant cancer of the bone marrow and blood. About 43,050 adults and 3,317 children were expected to develop leukemia in 2010 alone. January 20, 2011 would have been Shannon’s 12th birthday.
On January 16, 2011, we’ve partnered with DKMS, the largest bone marrow center in the world, to carry on her legacy by registering potential bone marrow donors to save lives while enjoying performances from talented singers, rappers and dancers. From “So You Think You Can Dance” finalists to Underground Music Award winners, these performers are passionate and willing to share their talents to support such a great cause. It will be a day to remember!
The cost is FREE with a suggested $5 donation at the door of which proceeds will go to Shannon’s S.H.A.R.E. Foundation.
Start It Up! is a program that promotes awareness and taking action for issues affecting our community and daily lives while integrating the arts.
