[Tompkins Square Park the other morning]
Arrest made in shooting of Riis Houses teen (The Villager)
Celebrating 10-plus years of East Village Radio (The Village Voice)
Check out Charles Schick and Regina Bartkoff in "The Two-Character Play" at Bullet Space (292 Theatre)
Soaking up Ukrainian culture in the East Village (The New York Times)
Lucky's wants to stay on East Houston (BoweryBoogie)
Spell checking this street sign (The Lo-Down)
More about The Wash House on East First Street (Gothamist)
The first performance by the Ramones 40 years ago (Off the Grid)
Checking out the Predator on East 7th Street (Scouting NY)
Helping save a beloved shoe-repair business (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)
Tour Charles Bukowski's Los Angeles (Dangerous Minds)
... and tomorrow night at MoRUS on Avenue C via the EVG inbox...
Don't Waste People
Documentary Premiere with Director Julia Waterhous
Saturday, March 29
7 PM
In Honor of Women's History Month, MoRUS Opens its Doors for an Evening with Female Activist Filmmaker Julia Waterhous
"Don't Waste People" seeks to give voice to waste pickers in Delhi against dominant discourse that favors policies that exclude the poor. The film challenges assumptions, cultivates empathy, and encourages inclusivity.
The issues presented represent a global trend, and the secondary goal of "Don't Waste People" is to bring perspective to societies where wastefulness is encouraged by advertisements selling consumption under the guise of prosperity.
Find details here.
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