New Wednesday Alternative to St. Patrick’s Day
There’s an alternative way you can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day today. Spend it with the folks of Craftermath during their New Wednesday event at the Dressing Room.
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CRAFTERMATH presents an LES alternative to St. Patrick’s Day mayhem in a hybrid boutique/bar.
Punk crafts, film shorts, subversive song!
From 7 til 9pm-ish:
The CRAFTERMATH creative forces sell punk crafts and unusual art at a neighborhood treat-to-behold that features emerging designers and vintage goods. Our artwork is affordable, along w/the drinks. Happy Hour features a $ 5 beer and whiskey combo.
We’ll show a collage of films by NYC underground filmmaker LISA HAMMER on the gold-framed movie screen. JESSICA DELFINO will share a new song, perhaps on an uncommon instrument. You can celebrate Women’s History Month w/us, and still make it in plenty of time to get out to some place far less cool-looking to drink your green beer – if you still insist!
Hoping you can join CRAFTERMATH for exciting and unusual fun times!
The Dressing Room Boutique & Bar
75A Orchard Street (btw. Broome & Grand Sts.)
7 til 9pm-ish
FREE
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