Girls in Trouble, Brooklyn, NY, 24 May, 2012
THURSDAY MAY 24
GIRLS IN TROUBLE + ELI VALLEY + TOBY GOODSHANK, Union Hall (Park Slope), 8 pm, $8 adv
Girls in Trouble trio show with David Freeman on drums. Our first post-baby show to welcome Sylvia Tallulah, who will almost certainly be in attendance (hopefully asleep) with ear protection on…and our last East Coast show til fall, since we are heading to Portland Oregon for the summer!
With performances by two amazing artists (visual and musical), not to be missed:
ELI VALLEY, Artist-in-Residence at the Jewish Daily Forward, presents "Euro+Trash: Kafka, Comics and Collisions of Culture,” an interactive comics slide show about Prague memories, Kafka fantasies, noirish nightmares and the romanticization of prewar Jewish culture and life. And, of course, COMICS!
and TOBY GOODSHANK will break your heart with his beautiful songs.
Union Hall is a lovely room in the center of North Park Slope, with bocce upstairs, a little side garden, and the performance space downstairs.
Advance tickets are only $8!!! Get them here.
The 
Announcing the New York premier screenings of The Klezmatics: On Holy Ground. January 13 and 17, Walter Reade Theater, Lincoln Center. Part of the New York Jewish Film Festival.
Good For The Jews: Jewish music for people who don't like Jewish music. No songs about dreidels. And no Israeli folk-dancing.
Clare Burson
The "Socalled" Movie
Holiday Vaudeville
UCLAlive presents the Grammy Award-winning 
Wild Bohemians Mardi Gras Parade on South Street
The next best thing to Bourbon Street
Sun, Feb 15, 2009, 1:30pm - 6:30pm
Start at Fat Tuesday's at 1:30pm
431 South Street
Philadelphia, PA
The WILD BOHEMIANS are celebrating their 25th year of bringing the sounds, dance, and raucous joy of Mardi Gras to Philadelphia.
Founded by Pete Gumbo, who also leads Philly Gumbo and Zydeco-a-Go-Go, the band’s repertoire consists of any and all music from Louisiana, including Cajun, Zydeco, Dixieland, Mardi Gras Street Music, Jazz, R&B, and a specialty the Bohemians called Swamp Stomp.
Each Mardi Gras the Wild Bohemians play to jubilant dancing audiences. The celebration includes a parade held on a Sunday afternoon before Mardi Gras (February 15th this year) featuring the band marching down South Street, trailed by costumed revelers, stopping in every bar along the route for a short set and a tall drink. Then on Mardi Gras night, Fat Tuesday (Feb 24th this year), the band blows the roof off the joint, bringing an uplifting and almost religious experience to their fans.
The band members are professional musicians who play in other bands and venues all year round, but wouldn't miss this date with The Wild Bohemians. The lineup at times, consists of over 20 players on stage.
Mardi Gras with The Wild Bohemians in Philadelphia
The next best thing to being on Bourbon Street!
@ Banjo Jims in NYC, Tuesday 10/7
Boom Pam (from Tel Aviv, Israel (members of Balkan Beat Box)