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Ithaca Night Life ( NightLife ), NY [ WebSite ] This web site is the hub of an International Inter - Cities Cultural Communications Network which promotes the city of Ithaca,
and the surrounding communities as the Cultural Magnet Destination City of the Tri State Area of New York, Pennsylvania, and
Ohio. This applied intercultrual communications process is built upon the principles of cultural democracy.
Academia, Ithaca, New York:
Cornell University Clubs and Students / Scholars [ WebSite ] Ithaca College [ WebSite ] These web sites are the additional hub of an International Inter - Academic Cultural Communications
Network which promotes the city of Ithaca, and the surrounding communities as the Academic Center within the promotional Cultural
Magnet Destination City of the Tri State Area of New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. This applied intercultrual communications
process is built upon the principles of open forums for alternatives within cultural democracy. The focus [ WebPage ] is to construct the operations and development aspects of more facts and academic revelations and discoveries
which can be made during ones academic years of development; and preparation to pursue the evidence which is discovered in
this process after graduation.
In addition, the University College year are one of the best years of ones life, and in ones youth personal
relationship are likewise explored and massive self-discoveries are like made-as depicted in this [ WebSite ] intercultural communications site.
It is in the years after graduation that critical links to academia are, as they should always be,
necessary to continue with respect to ones perception of security and technology as inform citizens. The
central factor of Higher Education, as it was initial precieved by the Solastics of the 11th - 13th Century ( IE. Isle
De France, or Milan ), was to secure the new middle class of craftsmen upon
which towns were able to emerge out of the Dark Ages. This [ WebSite ] continues this tradition, as the American Revolution of 1776 is built upon the Liberation of Middle Class
of America .
Cornell University, Ithaca College, Wells College, and TC3 Students / Scholars this is your social calendar
below in which you can place those weekly - ongoing - events which are sponsored by existing organizations of Ithaca / Tompkins
county - on and off campus. The application to post these events are also included on this site.
Yours,
Mr. Roger M. Christian
Note: The calender below is in template format, once the various days are full then this note will be deleted.
Be one of the first organizations to sign, and if you include a link exchange see your organization benefit of the Internet
ranking as a result. RMC
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Acoustic Open Mic at The Nines,
311 College Avenue.
“ Bookery II Reads to You” , a weekly children’s storytime
hour. For more information email bookeryevents@yahoo.com or call 273-5055. Bookery II, Dewitt Mall, 215 N. Cayuga St.
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First get your cell phone and a date book. There is one to your left. Then you
get this site on the date book, and then click on Ithaca Concerts, Concerts and Entertainment, Theatre, or Entertainment websites for the evenings entertainment. Then if you want something very good to go actually dinning out
too, and not a rush job, you go to the Ithaca Recommended
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The Bookery has weekly events, but which are not arranged in fix times and days. The following is an example of
their events.
Ithaca, NY, June 30, 2007: Bookery II
will host local author Elizabeth Holmes for a reading from her new
novel for middle readers, Pretty
Is, on Saturday, June 30th at 3:00
pm. For more information email bookeryevents@yahoo.com or call 273-5055. Bookery II, Dewitt Mall, 215 N. Cayuga St.
About the Book:
Snip! With one cut of the scissors, Erin’s social life changes absolutely. It’s
hard enough being a new girl, but it’s that much worse to have a dorky older sister in the same school. When she is
snubbed by the pretty and popular crowd, Erin commits an over-the-top vengeful act. This novel focuses on issues of family
loyalty, peer pressure, and the desperate desire to belong. How Erin comes to terms with what she has done and with her sister
makes this book a good choice for any girl threading her way through the challenging corridors of middle school.
About the Author:
Elizabeth Holmes
holds an MFA from Cornell University. She has published two books of poetry, The Patience of the Cloud Photographer
and The Playhouse Near Dark. Her poems have appeared in such journals as Poetry, Ploughshares, Michigan Quarterly
Review, Southern Poetry Review, Prairie Schooner, and Gettysburg Review. She is also the author of two middle-grades
novels, including Pretty Is, to be issued by Dutton Children’s Books in May 2007.
Bookery II is the city’s largest and oldest independently owned bookstore and is located
in the DeWitt Mall, in the heart of downtown Ithaca. Bookery II is open Monday through Saturday from 9 am to 8:00 pm and Sunday
9:30 am to 6 pm.
Buy one bunch of daisies - get the second bunch at half price. For best results, give them plenty of sun, frequent watering,
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Dance ithaca E - Magazine
Ithaca Night Life ( NightLife
) , NY
The City of Ithaca, New York has quite more than its share of theater, dance and musical programs, especially in summer.
The State Theater, 111 W. State St. (tel. 607/277-6633), located in one of the last remaining National Historical Theatres-which
is representational " Golden Era " architecture built during Hollywood's Great Era of the Entertaining Musicals
- is the city's theatrical center. In a pleasant addition, the Kitchen Theater - with that extra personal physical
closeness with Ithaca's avant garde audience - is at 116 N. Cayuga St. (tel. 607/273-4497), in the historic Greek
Revival Clinton House. Both have top year-round classic and contemporary theater, ballet and concerts. Recent attraction to " The State " was Whoopie Goldberg during the month of February. Additional " Internationally
known Top Liners " are now, also, being booked.
In the beautiful Ithacan lay-back Summers The Hangar Theatre starts its season and is located in beautiful
Cass Park, off Route 89 in Ithaca, NY Taughannock Boulevard/Route 89 (tel. 607/273-8588 fax;607/273-45160), offers professional,
children's, and experimental theater.
See Ithaca Theater / Theatre / Concerts / Ensembles: for performance schedules and press releases.
Entertainment and Concerts in Ithaca, New York.
Summer outdoor concerts by the Ithaca Downtown Business Partnership, at The Ithaca Commons, and Dancing in the Streets, by Tri Falcon and Dove Productions series are held at The Commons. Additional events are
likewise presented at The Taughannock Falls State Park, and the Cornell University quad. For additional events on
music and performing arts, see www.ithacaevents.com.
New this year is the Proud to Serve 4th of July
Celebration The annual 4-day Ithaca Festival, Ithaca's and Tompkin's county leading event, held the
first weekend after Memorial Day, features several stages and performances by musicians, painters, dance groups, and more.
Visit www.ithacafestival.org for more information or call tel. 607/273-4646.
Excellent array of restaurants and drinking lounges and establishments. Most of them new!. See Ithaca Night
Life ( NIghtLife ), NY's Restaurant Guide and Hot Spots.
Ithaca Downtown Partnership (tel.607/277-8679 ) sponsored event; February is Chili Cook-Off month in which the local restaurants,
and private citizens alike try to out cook America's central cultural dish, Chili.
There is also a downtown boom going on. Based upon the best nightlife traditions established by: Chanticleer, 101 W. State
St. (tel. 607/272-9678) -- famous for its neon rooster sign on the corner -- is a low-key watering hole with a bit of a gritty
feel to go with its pool tables and jukebox. Micawber's Tavern, 118 N. Aurora (tel. 607/273-9243), a lively bar with live
pop and rock music every Friday.
In Collegetown up on the hill in Collegetown near Cornell, Stella's Martini Bar, 403 College Ave. (tel. 607/277-1490),
is one of the coolest spots, with live music on weekends. The other is Rulloff's with its calendar of weekly events,
and excellent menue (tel. 607/272-6067).
Ten miles north (on Rte. 96) of Ithaca, in Trumansburg ("T-Burg"), is a handful of bars, including the curiously named
live-music pub Rongovian Embassy to the U.S. (known to local barflies as the Rongo). Find its stage featuring local rock bands
and a good selection of beers at 1 Main St. (tel. 607/387-3334). It's open until 1am Tuesday to Sunday. More importantly,
the community shines around the Christmas and Chanukah season with the Winter Festival (info@tburgwinterfest.com ). Even more important, The Grass Roots Festival of Music and Dance (tel.607/387-5098) (fax.607/387-5630 ) during the
Summer season which has entertainment within a natural outdoorish Woodstock ( which it was a spin - off from ) atmosphere
of youth and wisdom of the ages integrated with seasoned rocks musics entertainment, and country dancing.
An impressive array of activities which draws attention world - wide. RMC P.S. I making this so too - just browse
the web these days and you see Ithaca poping all over the world now! RMC / 607 - 451 -
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