Tribe.net. Local Connections sheri http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/75ca0164-75ba-444b-9660-6ff1c90e9ef9 2008-05-23T01:56:36Z 2008-05-23T01:56:36Z

<div>Hey, my name is sheri . I had a store in ATlanta callled Soul Kiss for 15 years which i just closed down. And i am now here on the East coast (NJ) and just starting to do fest's and learning which ones are out there , which don't seem like alot .... so HELP !! Anyone who knows of any Fest's that would be good for me (Below i give a synopsis of waht i carry). woudl love to just hear from anyone who has any knolwledge to share on any uselfull info about Fest's in the Norht East Region!! I NJ, NY, Philly etc. Music Fest's ...I am very interested in knowing which street Fest's are good etc <br/>I'm just learning where everythign is so bear with me and tell me what state you are talking about. You can also e-mail me at <br/>sherisoulkiss@hotmail.com <br/>or <br/>www.myspace.com/soulkissheri <br/> <br/>Peace and Radiant blessings of joy to all .... also this is a Bio i just sent out - minus all the pretty graghics... so soory if it is alittle boring on da' eyes but it gives u a good idea of what i carry !! <br/> <br/> <br/>Soul Kiss is blend of goods all finely chosen or made by my own design in various places around the world. If you find me at a Festival, this is what you will see: <br/> <br/> Soul Kiss Silver - Many of my peices are antique. Much of the very rare and authentically old peices of silver from India are gone, However I am still able to bring incredably rare and old peices to my customers. Many of the peices i get are old sterling silver wedding peices from women in Rhajastan which i find and re-string them into a clevor design of necklaces which are adjustable. Becuase they are adjustable they are like three neck's in one becuase they can be worn as a high choker or many different lengths. When worn as a choker the strands hang down the back. Soul Kiss also carries very unique stones, an awesome eclectic array of earings and rings. <br/> Mid priced jewerly - Also very unique designs. Much of of it is made of natural elements such as wood, bamboo and stones. All with a very exotic feel. <br/> <br/> Clothing - All my own designs. Mostly street wear with a tribal edge. Great all natural japenese style shirts for women, with hand painted wood beaded tyes. Beautiful skirts with panels of very old hand embroidered fabrics the northern Indian gypsy tribes. Lots of Men's too which is rare at Fest's because there are never any great choices for guys!! All made with beautiful natural fabrics. sexy. <br/> <br/> Beautiful Statues and hand carved masks - All carved out of exotic woods such as mango wood and jackfruit wood etc. All of my carvings i have made in very small villages in the high mountains of Bali. I support many many families and artisans in those villages. <br/> <br/> Accesories - I carry many various Sacred art scarves from India, I have yummy pashimina's that make great elegant shawls for a light weight but warm cover up for the summer. And great prices too !! Soul Kiss carries alot of antique wedding sari's that are gorgous. <br/> For the Bellydancers - Depending on the Festival, you will always find great stuf for the Bellydancers. Some of the Fest's more so, depending on which one, but e-mail me and i will let you know which ones. I will always carry exotic adormnents tho that are not readily seen at most or all fest's !! So please visit me soon <br/> <br/>Thanx Sheri Poole <br/> <br/>Soul Kiss World Imports </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 0 replies </div>

sheri 2008-05-23T01:56:36Z sparktrue http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/f2cc4cdb-1003-41bf-b887-f1f0a8a2cbae 2008-02-06T00:11:17Z 2008-02-06T00:11:17Z

<div>Hi... <br/>I'm out in LA but I'm working to help my cousin set up an erotic arts party <br/>in NYC on Feb 13.... <br/>we need a few more acts for the main stage... the more artistic the better... <br/>You can check out the myspace page he made at <br/>www.myspace.com/saintvenustheater <br/> <br/>There will be music and performers and some super <br/>erotic lap dancers and if anyone wants to go just send me an email... <br/>but if you have an act or know someone who does and could forward this <br/>it would be greatly appreciated. <br/> <br/>Previously we have only had very small private parties. This is the first one <br/>in a long time open to the public and for a bigger crowd. If this one <br/>goes well we'll do them regularly. <br/> <br/>Cheers <br/>rr</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 0 replies </div>

sparktrue 2008-02-06T00:11:17Z Michael http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/36add664-d70d-46a6-a8d8-e6e7af310720 2007-12-09T19:30:06Z 2007-05-03T17:19:49Z

<div>"Batucada L’Atelier” <br/>“Drumming Workshop” <br/> <br/>At <br/> <br/>ReBooT <br/>37 Ave. A (2nd &amp; 3rd St.) <br/> <br/>Thursdays at 9 PM <br/> <br/>Calling all drummers…. come and join us on Thursdays and be in the <br/>Dance Parade on May 19th <br/> <br/>This is a Brazilian Style drumming group that has played together for more than 5 years and has decided to take the magic that happens every week and introduce it to the general public. Batucada is a verb meaning drumming and is a Brazilian term for drum circle which is usually "Samba or Samba Reggae". We however do some other rhythms like Condombe' which is Uruguayan and Guaguanco which is Cuban, but it all comes back to Africa when you talk about drumming. We do also blend these rhythms with other instruments like electric guitar which gives the drumming a more song like structure and becomes what I can only describe as a "Funky Santana" Feel. We are also participating in the Dance Parade (We'll be providing the beat to move your feet) and will hopefully attract some more drummers to join us when we hit the streets. ReBoot is a newish Vegetarian restaurant which is related to Two Boots and has great vibe. They have lots of vegan and live things on the menu as well as offering the amazing pizza which does have some meat.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 1 reply </div>

Michael 2007-05-03T17:19:49Z hi, i'm mary! http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/b07d2ce7-2958-4df5-9030-df70cc496014 2007-12-09T19:26:52Z 2007-11-07T19:10:09Z

<div>Hey guys, <br/> <br/>I will be visiting New York this coming week and will be staying in the East Village. This is my first time in NYC so im not at all sure what to expect. in particular i am wondering if there are any chill places in the area which could be recommended, and also spots in the village which would be best definitely steer clear off.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 1 reply </div>

hi, i'm mary! 2007-11-07T19:10:09Z Zorikh http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/3d513a6a-e1c3-49e5-91a4-6bd1eeb8ad08 2007-09-24T18:14:32Z 2007-09-24T18:14:32Z

<div>We can call this story "If it could happen to anyone, why did it happen to me?" <br/> <br/>There are 8 million stories in the naked city. Some of them intertwine and intersect. I am sending this message in the hope that in a week of entwining intersections, there can be just one more that can help me get my guitar back. <br/> <br/>Captain Zorikh did it again. After an enjoyable evening at the Church of Pop website launch party (http://www.thechurchofpop.com , a very interesting event of multi-media art and entertainment), I headed home on the L train at about 12:15 with every intention of getting home and working on my Captain Marvel Culture website (http://www.captainmarvelculture.com). I had my Washburn acoustic guitar in its black Manny's Music gig bag on my back, but took it off so I could stand up and distribute a few flyers for the Big Apple Convention coming up on November 16-17-18 (http://www.bigapplecon.com). I sat back down when I was done and pulled out a copy of Avengers #191 to read for the rest of the brief journey. When I got to the Montrose Ave stop, I got up and walked out. I stopped at the deli outside the subway exit, and, after ordering a roast beef sandwich (lettuce, tomato and mustard, on a roll), I realized...I didn't have my guitar. <br/> <br/>I rushed back down to the subway platform and told the token booth attendant (I'm sorry, I'll always call them that. Just nostalgic, I guess) who did yeoman service making phone calls to let the conductor know that I had left my guitar in the train and to see if he could find it. After an interminable wait, the word was...no guitar. <br/> <br/>It's a very horrible feeling to realize one has lost his guitar. This guitar has been a significant part of my livelihood for the past few years. It is one of the few purchases I have made that has paid for itself, many times over. It has helped me get through rough emotional times and helped me communicate my joy with other people. I also ned it for a gig this coming weekend at Jeff Mach's Labyrinth http://www.wickedfaire.com/labyrinth/index.html <br/>But also with the guitar was the case it was carried in, and in that case were extra strings, two harmonicas and a harmonica holder, a capo, extra picks, loose change from busking, and a dozen or so Watch This Space comics, various issues, for me to sell. <br/> <br/>It was a dumb, simple, way of forgetting it. Such a significant loss for such a miniscule payoff. <br/> <br/>So I guess three things could have happened. 1) a good Samaritan now has my guitar and is going through my extra strings, harmonica, loose change from busking (all the foreign coins and amusement park slugs that get tossed in) and dozen or so copies of my Watch This Space comics to find contact info to get the guitar back to its rightful owner or 2) they turned it in to a station attendant who will turn it in to the MTA lost &amp; found or 3) they are keeping it for themselves, thus saving $350 on a very good-sounding guitar (despite some wear and tear). There is also the possibility that it was kidnapped by aliens, but that's not very likely and I don't accept it. If it had been taken for an "unattended package" then the train line would have been shut down and I would know exactly where it is. <br/> <br/>So, over the course of this week I have met one person from my alma mater, the School of Visual Arts, one person who is an artist who regularly goes to the Big Apple Convention, and two people that I have known through William Shakespeare's Haunted House, and one who I first met in the SCA, then later when she was working at Belvedere Castle when WSHH was performing there, then again when she turned out to be a friend of a co-worker at Anchor Network, then again when she was waitressing at Veselka. With all these coincidences, I can only hope for just one more, the coincidence that one of you within the sound of my voice knows the person, or is the person, who picked up my guitar that I lest on the L train heading for Broadway Junction at Montrose Ave at about 12:20 in the morning of Saturday night/ Saturday morning September 23-23. <br/> <br/>You can see a picture of the guitar at http://www.myspace.com/captainzorikhmusic <br/> <br/>On Monday I will call the MTA's Lost &amp; Found. When I have the results of that investigation, or if somehow my guitar gets back to me sooner, I will let you all know. <br/> <br/>I won't send out a "please buy my products at http://www.captainzorikh.com/wts/catalogue.html or buy something from Amazon.com by clicking on the Amazon.com link on almost any page of my website http://www.captainzorikh.com and help me get a new guitar" message until after I have determined that the guitar is actually lost and gone forever. <br/> <br/>Captain Zorikh <br/>zorikh@juno.com <br/>917-865-1214 <br/>http://www.captainzorikh.com </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 0 replies </div>

Zorikh 2007-09-24T18:14:32Z Renee ASTERIA http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/336df1d4-cdd2-409d-9ec7-1f010a63ea02 2007-06-08T14:29:37Z 2007-06-08T14:29:37Z

<div>Woman fronted Rock Reggae - Agent Double E - New to New York - show - Lower East Side June 9 th 11 pm - Come Support Please! <br/> <br/>I am new to NYC - my intro here is a CD release show at Mopitkins - June 9th (tommorrow) - 11 pm at Mopitkins. <br/> <br/>Its a fantastic mix of reggae and rock tunes - created by Agente Doble E (me, Renee Asteria) and musiciens from Argentina (Buenos Aires) and California. <br/> <br/>free audio on: <br/>virb.com/agentdoublee (english) <br/>virb.com/agentedoblee (espanol). <br/> <br/>clips preview of the entire album on: <br/>cdbaby.com/cd/asteria2 <br/> <br/>Please pass on the word to anyone who may be interested in coming! <br/> <br/>Thank you very much, <br/> <br/>Renee Asteria</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 0 replies </div>

Renee ASTERIA 2007-06-08T14:29:37Z Zorikh http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/5eda26c7-00b1-45db-8428-3974b27f257b 2007-05-15T07:38:11Z 2007-05-15T07:38:11Z

<div>Team Artemis NYC would like to invite the members of this group to check out our new Women’s Wrestling Club Tribe. <br/> <br/>We run a female-managed training meet that is open to all women interested in learning about safe wrestling and grappling. The grappling work starts from a base of Brazilian jiujutsu. We also welcome practitioners other grappling styles, such as judo and Korean wrestling, as well as Western freestyle wrestling. On special occasions, we are visited by high-level guest instructors who give a specific lesson in bjj or other groundfighting arts. <br/> <br/>Folks with prior wrestling &amp; grappling experience are encouraged to share their knowledge in a "physical round table" style. <br/> <br/>The group will announce our training sessions, competitive meets, promotional activities, and encourage discussion of the grappling arts for competition, fitness, self-defence, and empowerment. <br/> <br/>The URL for our tribe is http://tribes.tribe.net/teamartemis <br/> <br/>You can also visit our website at http://www.artemisnyc.com/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 0 replies </div>

Zorikh 2007-05-15T07:38:11Z Regina http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/a20e2301-c049-45f0-b35b-4a39d88721ba 2007-04-01T17:23:14Z 2004-10-05T13:23:35Z

<div>Hi, my name is Regina and I grew up in the Lower East Side. LES is a magical place. I think it's the only place where you can be poor and still have the time of your life. I remember living on 3 pizza slices a day, hanging out in Thomkin Square park, listening to congas, watching gutter punks cop drugs, and going to some weird parties. Please share your experiences in the Lower East Side.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 15 replies </div>

Regina 2004-10-05T13:23:35Z bretschger http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/893aaa4b-50c3-4baa-af92-09c3c019490c 2006-08-31T17:47:42Z 2006-08-31T17:47:42Z

<div>check out my artwork. <br/>add me as your friend and i'll keep you up to date on local shows and going ons:)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 0 replies </div>

bretschger 2006-08-31T17:47:42Z danigirl http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/da28e1db-2413-484f-8b96-db141ae58d76 2006-07-21T18:39:55Z 2006-07-21T18:39:55Z

<div>Dear lovely people, <br/> <br/>This Tuesday, July 25th Microwave Babies is hosting another Raw Reading session and we want you there, Yes You! <br/> <br/>We'll be reading from original short scripts on stage in front of an attentive (and quite possibly drunk) audience. The readings begin at 7:45pm. <br/> <br/>Are you brave enough to read? It will be fun! Actors wanting to read, please show up at 7pm, to sign-up and get a script. Looking for all types, sizes, ages, etc... <br/> <br/>Where is all this fun taking place you ask? <br/>Sidewalk Cafe, in the back room. <br/>94 Ave A @ 6th Street, NYC. <br/>Tuesday 25th July. <br/> <br/>There is NO cover, 1-2 drink min. And if you come before 8pm, it's Happy Hour 2-1 drinks, woo hoo! <br/> <br/>See u Tuesday! <br/> <br/>xoxo <br/>Danielle <br/>p.s you can find us/add us on myspace at http://www.myspace.com/microwavebabies <br/>We'll have the website up in September!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 0 replies </div>

danigirl 2006-07-21T18:39:55Z rendall http://lowereastside.tribe.net/thread/4f2f7ba6-f7a7-4213-98dd-0dde08e659d2 2005-04-01T20:04:32Z 2005-03-29T08:47:12Z

<div>A tribe about the LES. <br/> <br/>I love it here. I'm on Allen St. now, but I used to live on Stanton &amp; Ludlow above El Sombrero. I moved here 4 yrs ago to go to art school.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://lowereastside.tribe.net">Lower East Side</a> - 5 replies </div>

rendall 2005-03-29T08:47:12Z