From the monthly archives:

June 2011

Block Arty

by Post Editors on June 30, 2011

The opening reception of an exhibit of photography, painting and video featuring The Unity Studio will be held on Friday, July 1, 2011 from 5-8pm at the Community School of Music and Arts (CSMA), 330 East State Street, Ithaca, NY. This exhibit will run through July and August. Photo by Prantik Mazumder.

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Drink My Words: Til Death Do You Part

by Amelia Sauter on June 29, 2011

Making a (hopefully) harmless vow with Death.

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A Phishy Fourth

by Luke Z. Fenchel on June 27, 2011

Phish, the legendary jam band cum cultural juggernaut will set up camp at Watkins Glen International Friday, performing its first ever festival over July 4th weekend and its ninth since the group started such gatherings with its Clifford Ball in 1996.

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Stiff Shot of Southern Comfort

by Luke Z. Fenchel on June 26, 2011

Meshing Pentecostal themes with pained lyrics and show-stopping moves that draw comparisons to Tom Waits and the grotesque facial and bodily contortions of Iggy Pop, the Legendary Shack Shakers have developed a live show like none other.

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Drink My Words: IKEA and Gay Marriage

by Amelia Sauter on June 22, 2011

We shouldn’t need to take a road trip to exercise our civil rights, and our hipster shopping rights.

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Into the Light

by Danielle Winterton on June 22, 2011

Station 923 will host a special reception for artist Lindsey Glover, which will be followed by an evening fireside film screening of Danger: Diabolik (Mario Bava 1968).

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While You Were In

by Post Editors on June 21, 2011

Double E, led by Amy Puryear, play Felicias in Ithaca on Sunday, June 19. Photo by Ed Dittenhoefer / Free Air Photo

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Post Pick

by Post Editors on June 20, 2011

Samuel Goldberg, who records as Radio People, will stop by Delilah’s on Cayuga Monday, June 20, 2011. The band’s recent release is on Mexican Summer, an indie label out of Brooklyn.

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Hello to All That

by Luke Z. Fenchel on June 14, 2011

“Mary’s Wedding,” which runs through June 26 at the Kitchen Theatre, has everything you’d want in a summer blockbuster: oversea adventures, grand romance, imaginary horses. A two-character study of epic love, the play, directed by Rachel Lampert and starring Ellen Adair and Eric Gilde, proves that anything is possible in love and war.

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