The Phoenix Club is the largest German-American Club in Southern California and offers many activities for Members from Choir Singing and Dance Groups to Mardi Gras and Soaring to Soccer and Table Tennis.
We invite you to enjoy the amazing traditional German and American cuisine in the Loreley Restaurant and the comfortable cozy Bierstube and join us for special events held throughout the year.
Starts on September 16th, 2011
The Pheonix Club
1340 S Sanderson Ave
Anaheim, CA 92806-5629
http://www.thephoenixclub.com/
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Coya Paz in partnership with Voice of the City presents THE AMERICANS.
An original performance about how diverse Americans define being “an American” during a time of national crisis. Based on conversations with over 100 people- mostly strangers, on the street- in 10 states. The Americans is a fast, funny, openhearted look at a national culture built on the importance of individual freedoms.
It was workshopped with Halcyon Theatre as part of the DCA Incubator series, and this run kicks off the inaugural season of programming at the new Arts Center, Logan Square Avondale.
When: Friday, September 30 – Sunday, October 9, 2011
Where: Arts Center Logan Square
2810 N Milwaukee, Chicago, IL
Cost: $15
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Book & Lyrics Lilah Kan
Music by Louis Stewart
Directed by Tisa Chang
SHANGHAI LIL’S will include performances on November 10-27, 2011 at West End Theatre 263 West 86th Street. Opening Night followed by presentation of the 6th Red Socks Award in memory of Lilah Kan
Pan Asian’s heartwarming musical that evokes the spirit of the 1940’s. Set in San Francisco’s nightclub circuit, a restaurant is transformed into a cabaret featuring songs, jokes, romance and dances despite the looming spectre of WWII and internment.
“SHANGHAI LIL’S is Pan Asian Rep’s tribute to that quintessential American theatrical form -the musical- and to Asian American pioneers on the cabaret circuit. Musicals embody the American Dream where everything good can happen: boy and girl meet, fall in ... 
SONiC: Sounds of a New Century presents Echo of a Dream by a Korean-American composer Paul Yeon Lee (http://www.paulyeonlee.com). The music was commissioned and will be premiered by American Composers Orchestra. This concert will be hosted by WNYC’s John Schaefer and recorded for rebroadcast on WNYC’s New Sounds.
Recipient of many prestigious awards including the 2011 Con Edison Musicians’ Residency: Composition Program, Walter Hinrichsen Award and Charles Ives Scholarship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, Lee has received numerous commissions including from Del Sol String Quartet, Indiana University Jacob School of Music Percussion Ensemble, and world renowned Gramophone Award French pianist Pascal Rogé.
When: Saturday, October 22, 2011
Time: 7 PM
Where: The World Financial C ... 
There was Chemistry, an installation about “getting personal and naming names” by Yann Toma, will open Tuesday October 25th as part of the Walls and Bridges program Chords and Discords at the Cultural Services of the French Embassy. The installation is free and open to the public. It will be on view from Wednesday, October 26 through Friday October 28, 2011.
Curated by the Villa Gillet, Walls and Bridges is a 10-day series of performances and critical explorations uniting French and American thinkers and performers from social sciences, philosophy and live arts. This season, “Infinite Affinities”, a special series co-sponsored by the Institut Français and co-curated by philosophers Avital Ronell and François Noudelmann, will bring many of France’s most innovative performance ar ... 
Captivating. Beautiful. Unforgettable: Our Spring and Fall Dance Showcases are a grand celebration of the best Bollywood talent in the Bay Area! Watch 3 to 60+ year-olds 5,6,7,8 to boogey to Bollywood and western music that will have you tapping your feet and dancing in your seat during one of our shows.
Performances feature our highly acclaimed professional dance troupe which has an impressive performance repertoire that includes making it to the Top 48 on NBC’s America’s Got Talent last year (Season 5). Show highlights also include our exceptional students from our specialty programs – the Emerging Performers, Jollywood (our amazing senior citizens class) and Jeena (our rockstars students with special needs) as well as the company’s fabulous instructor team. Spect ... 
Spotlighting celebrated innovators during magic’s “Golden Age” (1875–1948) whose stories have largely been forgotten, Masters of Illusion: Jewish Magicians of the Golden Age is the first museum exhibition to investigate the significant contributions of Jewish magicians to entertainment history and to American and European culture at large.
Through more than 150 treasured artifacts, the exhibition highlights the accomplishments as Alexander Herrmann (1844–1896), Harry Houdini (1874–1926), Albert “The Great Rameses” Marchinski (1876–1930), The Great Leon (1876–1951), Carl Ballantine (1917–2009), and many more leading Jewish magicians of the day.
On view are stunning lithographs, playbills, costumes, stage props, automata, and film and radio clips, many of them ... 
The Southwest Native American Economic Development Conference will bring together tribal decision makers and business leaders in an open, educational forum. Our unique networking events facilitate the connection between tribal leaders and professionals and are packed with the most up-to-date information in the diverse field of economic development. The informative panels at this event will explore legislative updates and innovative economic diversification strategies for tribes in the Southwest among other prevalent topics. This networking forum serves as a connection between tribal decision makers and the professionals that can help them to reach their economic goals. For speaking and exhibiting opportunities or to register, please call 201-857-5333.
Who Should Attend:
-Native Leaders
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Once a year, tens of thousands of participants gather in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert to create Black Rock City, dedicated to community, art, self-expression, and self-reliance. They depart one week later, having left no trace whatsoever. Burning Man is also an ever-expanding year-round culture based on the Ten Principles.
Burning Man isn’t your usual festival, with big acts booked to play on massive stages. In fact, it’s more of a city than festival, wherein almost everything that happens is created entirely by its citizens, who are active participants in the event.
Black Rock City is a kind of Petri dish. Theme camps cling in fertile clusters to its latticework of streets, artworks tumble out of it, like pollen on the air. This year’s art theme contemplates tendency of any being or living ... 
We had a great event with thousands, and thousands, and thousands of hungry people attending. We’re really looking forward to the 2012 Pig Out in the Park, August 29 – September 3, 2012.
Pig Out in the Park is open 10am to 10 pm daily and features: free admission, 54 food booths with over 250 different menu items, 82 free concerts on three stages and 3 adult beverage gardens. Nothing is over a measley $8.95.
One of the things Spokane likes best about Pig Out is the ethnic and cultural diversity of the people and restaurants. This year’s event is a good example. Represented are authentic Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, German, Italian, Korean, Indian, Native American, American, Bavarian, Spanish, French, Jordanian, Russian, Hawaiian, Thai and other Middle Eastern foods. Pig ... 
