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THEATER: The MoMA Dada exhibition ends Monday, and if you haven't gone yet here's even greater incentive to beat the deadline. Kate Valk, Scott Shepherd and Ari Fliakos of the Wooster Group are performing just three times at the museum in Who's Your DADA?!. This trio last mesmerized audiences in Emperor Jones and we're very curious to see what they do with original Dada materials. (The MoMA website tantalizingly mentions the appearance of "special guests". Buscemi? Dafoe? McDermott?) - John Del Signore
The last two performances are today and Saturday at 9:00 p.m. Tickets ($35; members $25; students $15) can be purchased at the lobby information desk and the Film and Media desk, or online at www.ticketweb.com
READING: Head down to Housing Works Used Book Cafe tonight for a reading with MIXED: An Anthology of Short Fiction on the Multiracial Experience - editor Chandra Prasad brings together eighteen stories by both new and noted writers about the experience of coming from a multiracial background. The reading will feature contributors Marina Budhos, Neela Vaswani, Mat Johnson, Emily Raboteau, Carmit Delman and editor Chandra Prasad. - Krissa Corbett Cavouras
7pm // 126 Crosby St [between Broadway and Lafayette] // Free
EVENT: KidRobot launch their new series of vinyl toys, FatCaps, tonight to raise money for Save the Children. "The mini vinyl toys feature designs from a world renound team of graffiti artists. The event is called The Paint Ball, and the toys you will see there are available for bidding online. Kidrobot is also launching a pirate store, open for a month, which will be "a unique gallery-style retail space highlighting a new range of Kidrobot toys."
7 to 11pm // 281 Lafayette at Prince St // Free
MUSIC: This lineup makes us love band names. Tonight catch Birdmonster, Catfish Haven, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin and The Sammies -- all brought to you by Stereogum.
Listen: House Fire.mp3 - Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin
7:30pm // Mercury Lounge [Houston at Essex] // $12
