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SHOP: We don't normally talk about shopping here, but today marks the beginning of that Barney's Warehouse Sale we always hear so much about. Get your comfy heels on and get ready to fight for your fashion!
Through September 3rd, 8amto 9pm // 255 W 17th St
Meanwhile, shoes we adore but can never afford are also on sale at Hollywould. Expect dresses, bags and omg the most cutest ballerina flats ever! All from $65 to $175.
Through August 18th, 11:30am to 7pm // Hollywould [198 Elizabeth St]
MOVIE: The Natural's tagline is: "Boyhood dreams, a bat made from a tree struck by lightning and most importantly, a never-ending passion for the game." Come witness the magic all over again while the 1984 film screens tonight. DJ Conquerrah spins beforehand.
6pm deejays, 8pm movie // Empire Fulton State Park, Dumbo // Free
MUSIC: Kanye, Lauryn Hill, Wyclef, and many more, all love Leela James. She's collaborated with a list of A-listers and will be performing on her own tonight at the Seaport.
7pm // South Street Seaport, Pier 17 // Free
Last year the BK-duo Project Jenny/Project Jan kicked off one of our Movable Hype shows with a dance party. Tonight they release a cd and will celebrate with a similar set of songs to make you move. Keep that energy-level high and those dance moves original!
9pm // Union Hall [702 Union St, Park Slope] // $10
THEATER: The Ateh Theater Group presents Long Distance, comprised of three one act plays adapted from the short stories of Judy Budnitz. The plays peel back the veneer of “normal” family life to explore the frayed, frustrated nerve endings snarled therein. In Skin Care, Amy's little sister catches leprosy at college; Visitors concerns Meredith's parents’ bitter refusal to ask directions despite imminent threats; and Flush shows us how Lisa's mom will do anything to get out of her mammogram “even if she has to break the laws of space and time to do it.” The Times calls it “dazzling.”- John Del Signore
