Hi everyone. For those of you who like to plan ahead, I am honored to be co-featuring with poet Prince McNally and Jim Hart on July 31st at Evie Ivy’s long-running poetry reading series. It is at the Green Pavilion, 4307 18th Avenue in Brooklyn, a nice restaurant with reasonable prices and only a block from the train station. (F train to 18th Avenue)
And if you like to plan ahead ahead, my next comedy show at The Artist, 249 City Island Avenue, on the lovely City Island is September 20th. It’s going to include something a bit different. Put it on your calendar. 8pm. Laughter guaranteed!
I’ve been so mixed about attending the Poetry Festival on Governors Island this weekend. I was considering going on Sunday. Then I learned that Sunday starts a 3rd heat wave. I don’t know if I’m going or not. I don’t have AC at home, but I have fans (not the kind who read my blog) and can take all my clothes off (because the fans are not the kind who read my blog). That might seem more appealing though there is someone who is feeling special to me who will be at the festival. So I’m torn.
Yet, just like in comedy, people have to know that you exist. Staying home doesn’t accomplish that well enough even with social media. Is it worth enduring a heat wave? Still torn.
If you like to plan ahead ahead ahead, December 20th is the Almost Winter Comedy Show at The Artist on City Island. Wow, almost winter suddenly sounds so refreshing. December on City Island is full of beautiful holiday scenes. Besides the restaurants, the visual delights, the unique shops, there’s comedy and dessert at The Artist at 8pm on a Friday night!
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