1. Directed by Judy Irving This poignant documentary Celebrates urban wildness — human and avian — and the wondrous connection between parrot antics and our behavior. A homeless musician reinvents himself through friendship with a flock of wild green and red parrots in San Francisco. “Amusing,…

  2. “people dissect and debate what is arguably the most loaded word in our history” Thea St.Omer will host a screening of her documentary film, Nigger at ArtRage. Compiled from over a hundred interviews Nigger screened as a work-in-progress at New York University and at Syracuse University…

  3. Directed by Tim Robbins Art is never dangerous — unless it tells the truth Even as labor strikes erupt across  Depression-era-era America, New York City launches its own cultural revolution. Orson Welles, Diego Rivera, John Houseman, and other young artists tackle government attempts to squelch…

  4. featuring jesse collins and john heard Music series on the 1st Thursday of Every Month! This monthly concert series will consist of a two set performance by Jesse Collins and John Heard and a third set, a ” New York City style Jam Session “, that…

  5. SaturdaySCREENINGS GARBAGE WARRIOR (2007) Oliver Hodge’s award-winning documentary chronicles the life and work of visionary Michael Reynolds, the radical architect-engineer who has been designing and building self-sustaining, eco-friendly homes out of disposable materials for 30 years. Battling opposition from bureaucrats, politicians and big business, Reynolds…