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Phase One of Dithyrambalina

Creative Director and Curator: Delaney Martin
Associate Curators: Theo Eliezer and Swoon
Musicians Curated by Quintron and Jay Pennington

The Music Box: a shantytown sound laboratory will be reopening to the public on April 14th during the Second Saturday Art Walk of the St. Claude Art’s District. At the opening visitors will have the rare opportunity to explore the conceptual shantytown at night as well as to meet many of the sculptors and sound artists who will be on hand to demonstrate of the shantytown’s singing walls, heartbeat-triggered percussion machine, organ staircase, and weather sensitive oscillators.

The Music Box, which opened in October 2011 to international acclaim, is an interactive installation of purpose-built shacks and miniature houses made out of New Orleans’ beautiful architectural details and plentiful salvaged materials. Each shanty houses an invented instrument created by a sound artist. Last fall Quintron, the musician and local hero, conducted a series of legendary concerts at the shantytown that featured a changing roster of world-class musicians such as Mannie Fresh, Hamid Drake, James Singleton, Dicky Landry, Helen Gillet, Andrew W.K and Jim White.

The Music Box’s free public opening hours will resume on Fridays and Saturdays from April 20th – June 2nd. A final performance by Quintron and the Music Box Orchestra will take place in June. This Spring awakening of The Music Box will be the last chance to visit and hear the ground-breaking installation before it is dismantled in June. This project is being led by New Orleans Airlift and the influential street artist Swoon who is known for her community-driven collaborative endeavors.

Spring Opening Hours: Noon - 5pm Fridays  Saturdays

Exhibit Closing Date: June 2nd

Phase One of Dithyrambalina

Creative Director and Curator: Delaney Martin
Associate Curators: Theo Eliezer and Swoon
Musicians Curated by Quintron and Jay Pennington

The Music Box: a shantytown sound laboratory will be reopening to the public on April 14th during the Second Saturday Art Walk of the St. Claude Art’s District. At the opening visitors will have the rare opportunity to explore the conceptual shantytown at night as well as to meet many of the sculptors and sound artists who will be on hand to demonstrate of the shantytown’s singing walls, heartbeat-triggered percussion machine, organ staircase, and weather sensitive oscillators.

The Music Box, which opened in October 2011 to international acclaim, is an interactive installation of purpose-built shacks and miniature houses made out of New Orleans’ beautiful architectural details and plentiful salvaged materials. Each shanty houses an invented instrument created by a sound artist. Last fall Quintron, the musician and local hero, conducted a series of legendary concerts at the shantytown that featured a changing roster of world-class musicians such as Mannie Fresh, Hamid Drake, James Singleton, Dicky Landry, Helen Gillet, Andrew W.K and Jim White.

The Music Box’s free public opening hours will resume on Fridays and Saturdays from April 20th – June 2nd. A final performance by Quintron and the Music Box Orchestra will take place in June. This Spring awakening of The Music Box will be the last chance to visit and hear the ground-breaking installation before it is dismantled in June. This project is being led by New Orleans Airlift and the influential street artist Swoon who is known for her community-driven collaborative endeavors.

Spring Opening Hours: Noon - 5pm Fridays  Saturdays

Exhibit Closing Date: June 2nd

The Music Photography of Greg Miles, Barry Kaiser, Chris Felver, Zack Smith, Bob Compton

Music by Kristin Diable

Opening Reception: Saturday, April 14th, 7pm-Midnight

Closing Date of Exhibition: June 30th

Gallery Hours: Thurs & Sun 12 noon - 8pm, Fri & Sat 12 noon - 12 midnight

IN BACK GALLERY UNTIL JUNE 30th - SEAN YSEULT: Sex&Death&Rock&Roll

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This annual vegan food festival is held in New Orleans, and takes place this year at the New Orleans Healing Center. The NOLA Veggie Fest's mission is to promote awareness of the ethical and health benefits of a vegan diet! The festival is also a fundraiser for the Humane Society of Louisiana.

For the most up to date info on the festival, go to www.nolaveggiefest.com or facebook.com/NOLAVeggieFest

Date & Time: Saturday & Sunday, May 12th - 13th, 10am - 'til

Tickets: $4.00 - $15.00 - Click here to purchase!

The UNO St. Claude Gallery is pleased to present UNO M.F.A. Thesis Exhibitions by Natalie Tobacyk and Maria Levitsky.

Tobacyk's show, entitled Perceptions, includes prints and a variety of other media.

More information is available at UNOStClaudeGallery.wordpress.com. 

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 12, from 6:00-9:00 PM

Show Closes: June 2nd

Gallery Hours: Thursday - Sunday 11am - 4pm

Experience life from a non-human perspective, surrounded by a super-sonic soundscape that responds to your every move. Vital Organ is an interactive multi-media work emphasizing sonic phenomena--an exploration of the lives led by man-made inventions after their designated use has been exhausted. Obsolescence uniquely positions the center of our exhibit--an abandoned chord organ--on an Island of Lost Toys, its memory fading alongside its relevance. Is it possible that an invention truly comes to life when its original purpose has been made obsolete?

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 12th, 5:00pm

Show Closes: Sunday, June 3

How can it be expressed, this moment! The erotic glance of a lover, the sadness of loss. Hands say so much, the way a person holds a cigarette; smoke curling into the blackness. At this moment she's so beautiful, but what lies in the shadows? Why does his arm reach into the void? Are hands as expressive as the eyes? I don't know, but I want to explore the idea. Hidden or in the foreground, in the shadows, or staring at you with a million possibilities. Inviting, expressing grief, remorse, or just plain self absorption. The human face and hands are so fascinating to me, compelling and irresistible.

Works by Nikki Crook, Amy Guidry and Monique Ligons with a Pop Up Exhibit by R. Ramos: SukebeArt

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 12th, 6pm - 9pm

Recent Work by Cynthia Scott

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 12th, 6pm - 9pm

Show Closing: June 3rd

Gallery Hours: Saturdays & Sundays Noon - 5pm

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 12th, 6pm - 10pm

Show Ends: June 5th

Johnny Gembitsky is a photographer based in New York and New Orleans and has an interest in Portrait , Fashion and Fine Art photography.

Johnny was educated in New Zealand, where he gained an MA Honours degree at Victoria University of Wellington. He came to New York in the early nineties and worked as an assistant to many fashion photographers for 3 years. Moving to London in the late 90's he began to work for magazines such as Dazed and Confused and Purple. He has since worked for Teen Vogue and The New York Times magazine and is a regular contributor to The Independent Newspaper magazine in London.

Johnny continues to work between Paris, London, New York and New Orleans, where he is working on a series of portraits.

Opening Reception: Sautrday, May 12th, 6pm - 'til
 

A gathering of artists and architects examining the built environment; responding to and revealing alternatives to the usual presentation of shelter and structure, while honoring the basic materials of built space--wood, concrete and paint.

A group show featuring the multi-media work of seven visual artists, two architects and one sound artist, all who present a unique view of the buildings and structures that surround us.

Featuring the works of: Alyssa Dennis, Anne Nelson, Daniel Kelly, David Jason Pressgrove, Hanhah Chelaw, Jill Stoll, Kentaro Tsubaki, Phillippe Landry & Richard McCabe

Curated by Maria Levitsky

Opening Reception: Sautrday, May 12th, 6pm - 9pm

Show Closes: June 3rd

Gallery Hours: Saturdays Noon - 5pm, Sundays Noon - 3pm

And please join us May 19th, 5pm for a special sound art performance by Phillipe Landry

Room 1: Ariya Martin
Ariya Martin is excited to be showing a collection from her newest body of work. The photographs on display are from a series of images that began over a year ago in Queens, NY at her grandfather's house shortly before his death at the age of ninety two.

Room 2: Philiipe Landry and Rachel Avena Brown: I and I and I
This new installation is a representation of a dialogue between two strangers, who make things. The two artists began to communicate through the sharing of room two, at The Front. This will be Mrs. Brown’s last exhibition as a Front member, and she is attempting to connect with the community in a way that she has not before. Foot traffic will be directed in order to separate the individuals for a moment before coming in close contact with not only the visual works of art, but the eyes of a stranger.

Room 3: Art Club: We'll Meet You There
Art Club is a triumvirate of female artists from Columbus, Ohio who have been working as a collective since 2009. An Art Club production might be a patriotic picnic, a game of spin the bottle, a roller rink birthday party, or a walk through a haunted forest, with three distinct visions tethered into a conceptual whole. Join Art Club for a night in their traveling caravan.

On the evening of May the Twelfth, Art Club may ask you to give something of yourself for a sweet peek into your destiny. Are you prepared to trade secrets and flesh in a tarot parlor? Will you reveal your deepest desires in return for a mail-order fortune? Will you let yourself be coddled and cared for by your hidden mother? Flirt with decay and plead with preservation as you venture across the threshold into a realm of transition, possibility, and darkness, into a world in which American Magic makes all things possible.

This is a tale of travel, magic, intimacy, and possibility. We’ll meet you there.

Room 4: Dave Greber and Katie Gelfand, Curators: Scapes n' Similes
A new gamechanging collaborative multimedia dream communication.

Backyard: Sculpture by Gregory Price

Opening night performance by transdimensional vibration monger, Transmuteo at 8:30 pm.

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 12th, 6pm - 10pm

Show Closes: June 3rd

Gallery Hours: Saturday & Sunday Noon - 5pm

Group exhibition with installation, photography, print and video by:
Lana Čmajčanin, Jim Finn, Ivan Grubanov, Sophie Lvoff, Maha Maamoun, Marko Peljhan,
Ahmet Öğüt and Nebojša Šerić Shoba.

Special Events:
May 13, June 2 & 3, 3 pm - exhibition walk through and screening of ‘Interkosmos’ by Jim Finn (71’)
May 19 & 20, 8 pm – performance by Twos and Ones.

Look up the blog/catalog of the exhibition for more information: http://thatpassesbetweenus.wordpress.com/

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 12th, 6pm - 10pm

Show Closes: June 3rd

Featuring: Sharon Martin

Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill by Lanie Robertson shows us the great and tragic vocalist Billy Holiday in the final days of her career. The show is simple but by no means easy to do. It’s basically a monologue woven around some of Holiday’s famous hits.

Date & Time: May 12 at 7:00 PM

Featuring: Sharon Martin

Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill by Lanie Robertson shows us the great and tragic vocalist Billy Holiday in the final days of her career. The show is simple but by no means easy to do. It’s basically a monologue woven around some of Holiday’s famous hits.

Date & Time: May 12 at 7:00 PM

NOLA BRC and the New Orleans Burning Man Community are hosting another fine event called Burning Bayou at Michalopoulos Studio 527 Elysian Fields 8pm-2am

This will be a pre-party for Burning Man and a fund raiser for the CORE burn project that we are taking to Burning Man this year. For more info on the CORE project and the New Orleans Burning Man Community go to www.facebook.com/NolaBurners.

Live music - interactive art - costumes - fashion shows - Art auction - food and drink (Old New Orleans Rum & more) - dancing - and foot rubs.

Live performances from: VOODOO Town - Mic Phedusha - DJ Proppa Bear - OTTO - Paul B - Alternative Collaborations - Skull & Bones - Thugsy da Clown and many more

Tickets: $14 in advance at FUNROCKN on 1125 Decatur and 3109 Magazine St.; $20 at the door includes all food & drink.

For advance tickets online go to this link on paypal, make the $14 donation and include your name and names of paid guests. The names will be at will call at the event.

**Costumes highly encouraged**

We still need volunteers to help run the show - e-mail us at noomoonlandofnod@gmail.com if you want to get involved or you have art to contribute to the Art Auction or an installation you would like to set up.

PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD AND IF YOU HAVE ART TO DONATE TO THE ART AUCTION, BRING IT TO EITHER OF THE MEETINGS OR BRING IT TO THE EVENT.

Event Time: Saturday, May 12th, 8pm - 2am

NOLA BRC and the New Orleans Burning Man Community are hosting another fine event called Burning Bayou at Michalopoulos Studio 527 Elysian Fields 8pm-2am

This will be a pre-party for Burning Man and a fund raiser for the CORE burn project that we are taking to Burning Man this year. For more info on the CORE project and the New Orleans Burning Man Community go to www.facebook.com/NolaBurners.

Live music - interactive art - costumes - fashion shows - Art auction - food and drink (Old New Orleans Rum & more) - dancing - and foot rubs.

Live performances from: VOODOO Town - Mic Phedusha - DJ Proppa Bear - OTTO - Paul B - Alternative Collaborations - Skull & Bones - Thugsy da Clown and many more

Tickets: $14 in advance at FUNROCKN on 1125 Decatur and 3109 Magazine St.; $20 at the door includes all food & drink.

For advance tickets online go to this link on paypal, make the $14 donation and include your name and names of paid guests. The names will be at will call at the event.

**Costumes highly encouraged**

We still need volunteers to help run the show - e-mail us at noomoonlandofnod@gmail.com if you want to get involved or you have art to contribute to the Art Auction or an installation you would like to set up.

PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD AND IF YOU HAVE ART TO DONATE TO THE ART AUCTION, BRING IT TO EITHER OF THE MEETINGS OR BRING IT TO THE EVENT.

Event Time: Saturday, May 12th, 8pm - 2am

By Jaston Williams, Joe Sears, and Ed Howard

Greater Tuna is the hilarious comedy about Texas' third smallest town, where the Lion's Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. The eclectic band of citizens that make up this town are portrayed by only two performers, making this satire on life in rural America even more delightful as they depict all of the inhabitants of Tuna -- men, women, children and animals.

Returning after selling out shows at the Shadowbox last June, and again in Slidell in January!

Show Dates & Times: May 11, 12, 18, 19, 8:00pm

Tickets:  $15 - Click here to purchase

By Jaston Williams, Joe Sears, and Ed Howard

Greater Tuna is the hilarious comedy about Texas' third smallest town, where the Lion's Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. The eclectic band of citizens that make up this town are portrayed by only two performers, making this satire on life in rural America even more delightful as they depict all of the inhabitants of Tuna -- men, women, children and animals.

Returning after selling out shows at the Shadowbox last June, and again in Slidell in January!

Show Dates & Times: May 11, 12, 18, 19, 8:00pm

Tickets:  $15 - Click here to purchase

By Valerie Ewing

From the very often inebriated minds of The National Comedy Company comes what we're pretty sure is the world's first LIVE CARTOON SKETCH COMEDY SHOW. In a show that's probably not physically possible, NCC: Drunktoons allows the audience to watch character actors perform the voices of hysterical (poorly) animated shorts live. Recommended for 18+ years of age.

Drunktoons was a smash at the 2012 New Orleans Fringe Festival! Don't miss your chance to see it!

Show Dates & Times: May 12 - June 23 Saturdays, 11:00pm

Tickets: $10 - Click here to purchase

By Valerie Ewing

From the very often inebriated minds of The National Comedy Company comes what we're pretty sure is the world's first LIVE CARTOON SKETCH COMEDY SHOW. In a show that's probably not physically possible, NCC: Drunktoons allows the audience to watch character actors perform the voices of hysterical (poorly) animated shorts live. Recommended for 18+ years of age.

Drunktoons was a smash at the 2012 New Orleans Fringe Festival! Don't miss your chance to see it!

Show Dates & Times: May 12 - June 23 Saturdays, 11:00pm

Tickets: $10 - Click here to purchase

Featuring Team SNO and The New Movement

The best poetry team in New Orleans takes on the worst poets in the world. Don't miss the 2012 Slam New Orleans national slam squad (Team SNO) go up against some of the most pathetic ragamuffins ever to put pen to paper. Whether you're looking for soul stirring, punch you in the mouth poetry, or you want to be literally punched in the mouth by poets who don't understand metaphor, this slam is for you!

Date & Time: May 13, 7pm

Tickets: $5 - Click here to purchase

Fringe Festival: May's Pillow Talk and a Shot, "Amplifying the Voice: Theater as Social Justice"

FREE! Everyone— performers, artists, audience, press, and community members—interested in theater or Fringe Fest is welcome.

Facilitated by: Kathy Randels; Guests: Never Fight a Shark in Water's co-creators Gregory Bright and Lara Naughton

From the dawning days of theater, the stage has been used as a platform to expose local, pressing issues. Since 2005, New Orleans, in particular, has seen a new birth of social action-centered performance. This month’s Pillow Talk will explore the methods by which artists and citizens come together to use theater as social tool: to process, to expose and to call to action.

May’s Pillow Talk guests are experts on this issue. Never Fight a Shark in Water is based entirely on the words and recollections of Bright, who served 27 ½ years wrongfully imprisoned for murder. For the 2011 New Orleans Fringe Festival, Gregory Bright performed the piece himself at the NOCCA Institute to standing-room-only houses.

Kathy Randels, the evening’s facilitator, is the founder of ArtSpot Productions. ArtSpot utilizes the theater a social platform through the original, devised productions of the ensemble and through the work of LCIW Drama Club, comprised of inmates at The Louisiana Correctional Institute for Women in St. Gabriel, Louisiana.

Fringe Pillow Talk and a Shot is a monthly date for folks to get together, talk theater and simmer up new ideas. Each evening starts with a special topic presented by guest artists and local facilitators. As the evening warms up in the laid-back environment of the Lost Love Lounge, everyone is invited to join in. Click here for more info!

Date & Time: Tuesday, May 15th, 7pm - 9pm

Please join Press Street for a film screening of SCRAPPERS by Brian Ashby, Ben Kolak, Courtney Prokopas, Aaron Wickenden & Frank Rosaly

Set in Chicago’s labyrinth of alleys, SCRAPPERS is a revealing portrait of Oscar and Otis, two metal scavengers searching for a living with brains, brawn, and battered pickup trucks. Shot in vérité style, the film focuses on work: finding metals, raising children, understanding the city. A close examination of the men’s daily lives raises questions about popular notions of poverty, race-relations, personal self-sufficiency, and urban sustainability. SCRAPPERS tackles the geography of a still-segregated city, the hidden lives of undocumented people, and the far-reaching effects of the 2008 financial collapse. The story is propelled by Chicago musician Frank Rosaly’s percussive score. (90 minutes) There will be a post-film Skype Q+A with the filmmakers.

Doors open at 6:30pm – Screening starts at 7:00pm. Co-presented with the New Orleans Film Society.

“THE GREEN SCREEN” is a monthly environmental film series produced by the Charitable Film Network and The Green Project, and held monthly at The Green Project Warehouse. All films are free and open to the public – so invite your friends!

For more information contact info@press-street.com.

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation presents the incomparable Patti Austin in an intimate evening of song on Friday, May 18, in the Lupin Theater at the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts.

General admission tickets are $35. A small number of "Gold Circle" seats are available for $125; these include premium seating and a champagne reception with the artist following the performance.

All proceeds benefit the Heritage School of Music. Order tickets online here.

A sophisticated vocalist whose style is steeped in jazz, Patti Austin made her debut at the Apollo Theater with Dinah Washington at age four and had a contract with RCA Records when she was only five. She was on tour with bandleader Quincy Jones at age nine and then toured with Harry Belafonte. She continued to perform throughout the '70s, '80s and '90s, winning a Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal Album in 2008.

See a video of her performing here.

The women of Greece, tired of the senseless war their husbands have been waging, have banded together to give the men an ultimatum. “You can either go over there and shoot someone or stay here and have sex with me.” Come witness one of the oldest and funniest plays to deal with the stupidity of war. Come watch Lysistrata and her band of accidental Amazons present their solution to the age old problem of how to make peace.

Please note! Tickets are only $10 for the first weekend of performances and prices increase to $15 the second and third weekends. Why pay an extra five bucks? Go early and often!

Show Dates & Times: May 18th - June 3rd, Fri - Sun 8pm

Philippe Landry is a self-taught composer, multi-instrumentalist, and visual, video, and performance artist. Philippe has collaborated twice with choreographer Paige Krause, composing and performing the music for her large-scale dance-installation piece, I’ve Stopped Having That Dream I’ve Been Having; it premiered as an excerpt in the Spring of 2011 at the Acadiana Center for the Arts in Lafayette, and was then expanded for a second installment in Fall of 2011. Landry also releases music under the name the Cake Dancers, his latest albums being Negro Music, Home Of The Ponies, and Triadic Prelude.

In addition, Landry has collaborated with visual artist Brian Guidry, exhibiting a mixed media installation at Good Children Gallery in New Orleans, and contributed sound design to visual artist Adrien Price's mixed media installation at Madame John’s Legacy as part of the Prospect 1.5 biennial in New Orleans. He has also taken part in the Difficult Music series hosted by McKeown’s Rare Books & Difficult Music in New Orleans, and has exhibited sound art at the Front in New Orleans and at SPACES in Cleveland, Ohio. His work has been discussed in Gambit Weekly and Pelican Bomb.

Philippe holds a Bachelors in Anthropology from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and has done graduate-level research on right-wing political culture in early-20th century France, including presenting a paper on culture and nationalism at the Western Society for French History 2010 annual conference.

Performance: Saturday, May 19th, 5pm

Press Street's Art House film series presents the NEW ORLEANS LOVING FESTIVAL - CROSSING THE LINE: Multiracial Comedians by Teja Arboleda & Darby Li Po Price (2008).

This award winning documentary analyzes how mixed race comedians mediate multiracial identities and humor. Crossing lines of racial, ethnic, and cultural acceptability by their very existence, multiracial comedians reveal that meanings of race vary across ethnic combination, gender, place, and time. The film features the experiences, perspectives, and performances of 14 American comedians of more than one racial ancestry. (56 minutes) FREE Admission.

Doors open at 6:00pm – Film screening starts at 6:30pm.

Co-presented with Charitable Film Network, Press Street, and Café Istanbul. Stay after the screening for a 7:30pm Music Performance by DJ YAMIN, and a 8:00pm Live Comedy Performance by ALEX BARNETT. For more information contact mail@charitablefilmnetwork.org, and please visit entertainingdiversity.com.

The New Orleans Loving Festival is a Multiracial Community Celebration & Film Festival that challenges racial discrimination through outreach and education. The New Orleans Loving Festival is an initiative of the Charitable Film Network and Press Street. Please follow NOLF on Facebook.

Please join Press Street's Art House film series for the New Orleans Loving Festival Film Screening & Discussion - HOW THE WORLD GOT MIXED UP by David Okuefuna (2011).

This film will re-access the meaning of the great historic force that first brought the races together – imperialism. The film examines the complex history of interracial relationships and chronicles the shifts in attitudes that for centuries have created controversy and anxiety all around the world. (90 minutes) New Orleans Writer & Historian Keith Weldon Medley will facilitate a short discussion following the screening. FREE Admission

Co-presented with Charitable Film Network, Press Street, and Cafe Istanbul. For more information contact mail@charitablefilmnetwork.org.

The New Orleans Loving Festival is a Multiracial Community Celebration & Film Festival that challenges racial discrimination through outreach and education. The New Orleans Loving Festival is an initiative of the Charitable Film Network and Press Street. Please follow NOLF on Facebook.

Please join Press Street's Art House film series for the New Orleans Loving Festival: YELLING TO THE SKY by Victoria Mahoney (2011)

17-year-old Sweetness O’Hara (Zoe Kravitz) has arrived at the first of several life changing forks in the road. Being the daughter of mixed race parents in a less than tolerant community, she lives with an alcoholic and intermittently abusive father, and a mother suffering from a mental illness, the exact nature of which Sweetness is unsure. Her protective older sister, Ola, is pregnant, with no support from the child’s father. Yet, with all this chaos enveloping her, Sweetness takes her life into her own hands in a neighborhood where to become an adult, you first must survive as a teenager. (95 minutes) FREE Admission

There will be a short Q & A following the screening with Filmmaker VICTORIA HAHONEY. Co-presented with Charitable Film Network, Press Street, and Café Istanbul. For more information contact mail@charitablefimnetwork.org. View film trailer here.

The New Orleans Loving Festival is a Multiracial Community Celebration & Film Festival that challenges racial discrimination through outreach and education. The New Orleans Loving Festival is an initiative of the Charitable Film Network and Press Street. Please follow NOLF on Facebook.

Date & Time: 4:00pm Sunday, June 10, 2012

Please join Press Street's Art House film series for a free screening of FOOD INC., by Robert Kinner (2009)

Food, Inc. lifts the veil on our nation’s food industry, exposing how our nation’s food supply is now controlled by a handful of corporations that often put profit ahead of consumer health, the livelihood of the American farmer, the safety of workers and our own environment. Food, Inc. reveals surprising and often shocking truths about what we eat, how it’s produced and who we have become as a nation. (91 minutes) Doors open at 6:30pm – Screening starts at 7:00pm.

“THE GREEN SCREEN” is a monthly environmental film series produced by the Charitable Film Network and The Green Project, and held monthly at The Green Project Warehouse. All films are free and open to the public – so invite your friends!

Seating is limited. For more information or to rsvp contact info@press-street.com.