Pencil This In

REMINDER: Don't forget about the Atlantic Antic Festival, which we wrote all about yesterday.

EVENT: The d.u.m.b.o arts center (dac) presents the 11th Annual Art Under the Bridge Festival. The three-day fête takes up 30 blocks bringing together over 1500 visual artists, 250 open studios and offices, and an expected 20,000 attendees. Given much of the music biz in this city has offices in that area, they'll be taking part as well. The Deli Magazine is throwing a two day long music, fashion and art show of their own. More details on that can be found here.

All Weekend // All Day // Various Areas, DUMBO // Free

PARTY: You're not a tourist, so come support the Not For Tourist Guide of NY tonight at Speigeltent. If you're one of the first 500 people there you'll get a free copy of their latest guide. Even if you show up fashionably late you'll be able to partake in the free beer supplied by Heartland Brewery.

Friday // 6pm // Spiegeltent, Pier 17 // Free with invite (PDF)

THEATER: Like Harrison Ford before him, actor Tim Ryan pays the bills between bit parts by working as a handyman. Not content to wait until his Han Solo comes around, Ryan has created an entertaining one-man show called All the Help You Need, The Adventures of a Hollywood Handyman. (The show was a NY Fringe Fest award-winner.) “After placing an ad as a handyman to earn money during the actors' strike, Ryan is inundated by a case of needy characters worthy of a Hollywood film plot. When a chance encounter on a prospective job leads him into mortal danger, the hilarity ends and Ryan is left wrestling with the repercussions.” Broadway.com calls it “an engaging one man show about being both the guy in the spotlight and the guy rewiring the spotlight.” – John Del Signore

Friday // 8pm // 78th Street Theatre Lab [236 W 78th St] // Tickets cost $18.

DANCE: Get on your best dancin' shoes and head over to BLVD for a night of ABBA. The Swedish hitmakers will be coming out of the speakers and shown on the big screens as you dance the night away.

Friday // 9pm to 4am // Club BLVD [199 Bowery] // $20

MUSIC: Yesterday we had an interview up with Dave Longstreth of Dirty Projectors, tonight his band play at Mercury Lounge. And it's gonna be a late, late night! They'll be headlining the late show which starts at 11pm and also features Ecstatic Sunshine and Sam Bucken Rosen & The Look South. Too late for you? Catch Dirty Projectors at Sound Fix in Williamsburg for a free show at 7pm.

Friday // 11pm // Mercury Lounge [217 E Houston St] // $12

BOOK FAIRS: Printed Matter, Inc. brings back their book fair. With offerings of "contemporary art books, art catalogues, artists' books, art periodicals, and 'zines offered for sale by over 70 international publishers, booksellers, and antiquarian dealers." More info here.

All Weekend // Fri and Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm // 548 W. 22nd St // Free

Housing Works and McNally Robinson are joining forces for an open air book fair extravaganza. "Tens of thousands" of books, cds and records starting at $1, and clothes by the bag will make up their 3rd annual fair.

Saturday // 10am to 6pm // Housing Works [Crosby St at Prince St] // Free

THEATER: Kyle Jarrow, who won an OBIE for A Very Merry Unauthorized Children’s Scientology Pageant, is back with Love Kills (myspace), an “emo rock musical” that boasts nudity, graphic violence and a live band blasting songs that the playwright/composer promises will “be loud – it’s going to feel like a rock show come to life.” The show, part of the New York Musical Theater Festival, is based on the true story of the 1958 serial-killing lovers who also inspired the film Natural Born Killers. (Ends tonight.) – John Del Signore

Saturday // 8pm // 45th St Theater [354 W 45th St] // Tickets cost $20.

MUSIC: Jose Gonzalez will be playing the new Music Hall of Williamsburg Saturday night. You may have heard his cover of The Knife song Heartbeats on that amazing Sony Bravia ad (watch here), but he's got some new tunes too! Tickets on sale here.

Saturday // 8pm // Music Hall of Williamsburg [66 N 6th St, Williamsburg] // $20

This Sunday Friction celebrates it's 2 year anniversary with a big party in Brooklyn. The Twilight Sad, The Big Sleep and Other Passengers will be helping them celebrate at the Music Hall of Williamsburg.

Sunday // 8pm // Music Hall of Williamsburg [66 N6th St, Williamsburg] // $12adv, $14dos