WHAT: Watch movies and pig-out on a different culinary offering each evening at Water Taxi Beach. Saturday: Opening Night Cheesesteak Blowout. Monday: Currywurst. Tuesday: Pizza night. On and on.

It should also be noted that Motz burgers, deep-fried hot dogs, french fries, and a full bar are available in addition to each evening’s themed vittles.

WHERE: Water Taxi Beach

WHEN: Saturday the 14th - Friday the 20th.

WHY: You love food. You love movies. You love this event.

WHAT: New York’s finest sketch comedy festival is back. Dozens of local sketch troupes make you laugh, make you pee, make you laugh till you pee.

WHEN: JUNE 12-14

WHERE: UCB THEATRE. 307 W 26th between 8th & 9th.

WHY: Laughter is the best medicine. And the UCB Theatre has A/C! Get the details!

WHO:DJ Spooky

WHAT: Celebrate the 41st anniversary of Loving v Virginia, the supreme court case that legalized interracial relationships in the United States. All day free BBQ, Asahi, Ben & Jerry’s, music from DJ Spooky, and a raffle for prizes from PUMA, Zipcar and others.

WHERE:Solar 1, East River Waterfront Park at 23rd

WHEN: June 8th, 3-7PM

MORE INFO: RIGHT HERE!

WHO: All Day Buffet & Behance

WHAT: Make Good Ideas Happen
Join All Day Buffet and non-profits City Year, StartingBloc, and Sustainable South Bronx as they offer brief presentations on how to change the world for the better. Share some of your own ideas and grab a few cocktails.

WHERE: The Delancey

WHEN: June 9th, 7-10PM

Out friends at lvhrd have been following the work of Yazmany Arboleda.  He is the creator of an exhibit that features at related to the democratic presidential campaigns.  The Exhibit was in two galleries in chelsea, but were taken down due the their controversial nature.  He has recently found a new place to show the work for a limited 24 hour show.

WHO:
Yazmany Arboleda

WHERE:
264 West 40th Street

Last night we went to the 87th Art Directors Club Awards Gala, an event we creative directed with help from Trollbäck.

The keystone of the design aesthetic was The Wall, a 58 foot swath of white that designer Jon Chonko traversed for two days with a carpenter’s pencil, painstakingly writing THE AWARDS with nothing more than subtle line gradations.

Do you have any idea the

Beginning Thursday, March 6th and running through June 1st, The Whitney’s 2008 Biennial takes over 4 of the museum’s 5 floors.

From the announcement:

“There is an evident trend toward creating work of an ephemeral, event-based character, in the form of music and other performance, movement workshops, radio broadcasts, publishing projects, community-based activities, film screenings, culinary gatherings, or lectures. Such projects do not stand in opposition to institutions; rather, considering each