River View Observer September 1st -September 15, 2018

September 1-September 15, 2018

Volume 22 No. 9

Est. 1998

Hudson County’s Bi-Weekly-Cultural, Lifestyle and Entertainment Publication In This Issue

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“It’s a very rare chance, a real opportunity,” Contuzzi says.

“The place is important and if you can go somewhere and physically be in the space you’re writdirection of Heather the Apple Tree House, ing about, you can pull a Wahl of Jersey City.

Contuzzi says. lot of energy from what“Our mission as a wom“We want to present ever’s imprinted in that en’s theater company is an ordinary family that historical space, and get to produce works that was caught up in the inspiration from that.” speak to the human ex- events around them, “The arts are imporperience, in particular, trying to get a view of tant to connect commuthe female experience,” what average citizens nity and share stories,” Heather Wahl says. “We of the time might be Heather Wahl adds. “We give voice to women.” experiencing,” Contuzzi “We are historians. We Speranza Theatre and says. “It starts outside are truthtellers.”

JC Cultural Affairs rein the yard and the audi- If you go ceived a grant from the ence gets called into the Fri, Sept. 7, Hudson County Office house. We’ll utilize the 6:30pm and 8pm. of Cultural Affairs to staircase, have one of Sat, Sept 8, put on History Alive, the characters coming 11am, 1pm, and Speranza is the first down the stairs. We’re 5pm and 7pm. theater company to pres- hoping we can use Sun, Sept 9, 11am, ent a theatrical work at the kitchen area that’s 1pm, 5pm and 7pm. the Apple Tree House. downstairs.”

HISTORY ALIVE History Alive which Contuzzi feels her ex- The Apple Tree House takes place during the perience in high school 298 Academy St, JC Revolutionary War, fo- working as a docent For tix: www.speranzacuses on a family living at an historical house theatercompany.com there, a fictional family, where General George Admission is free; Jennie Contuzzi says, Washington once stayed Reservations required but representative of was good background to River View Observer the times. The director help her write History Supporting the Arts plans to stage the scenes Alive for the Apple Tree Since 1998 in several rooms of House.

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Speranza Theatre & JC Cultural Affairs Bring Drama to Apple Tree House “History Alive” Penned for Revolutionary War-Era House on Academy St. ing together in celebration of this beautiful landmark.”

The Apple Tree House was built during the Revolutionary War and, according to legBy Sally Deering end, it’s where General Writers call it lucky George Washington met when the opportunity with the Marquis de arises to write for a spe- Lafayette and the two cific venue, like playdined under the apple wright Jennie Contuzzi tree in the front yard. and her new play Throughout the years, it History Alive. changed hands several On Fri, Sept. 7 and times – it was a funeral running for 10 perforhome at one time – and mances through Sun, it has undergone a 20Sept. 9, Contuzzi’s year renovation since 30-minute History Alive then. On the weekend of will be presented inside Sept. 9th. It will again the historic Apple Tree be transformed, this House, Jersey City’s time into a theater, of oldest house that’s sorts, in a collaboration located on Academy between the Jersey City Street, a short walk from Office of Cultural affairs Journal Square. The and Speranza Theatre play features Osborn Company, a women-foFocht, Hank Morris, cused theater company Porche Hardy, and under the artistic Isabel Cade in the cast; and will be directed by Mikaela Kafka with costumes by Marci Schein.

Admission is free, but reservations should be made in advance.

“We are thrilled to welcome the public into the Apple Tree House with this unique and engaging theatrical performance by Jersey City’s Speranza Theatre Company,” Jersey City Mayor Steven M. Fulop says. “It is great to see theater and history com

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Bridge Arts Festival: Sept 8, 11 am-6:30 pm Art, Music, Dance, Food Trucks, and Animodules (huh?)

By Sally Deering The section of Bayonne before you get to the Bayonne Bridge is a village of coffee shops, restaurants and art, yoga and dance studios that comprise many of the storefronts between 1st and 8th Streets, aka Bergen Point.

President of the Bergen Point Merchant Association, Christopher Mack, his wife Cheryl

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“Bayonne is more than just a bridge, it’s a vibrant arts community,” Cheryl Mack says. “Bergen Point, the southern-most neighborhood in Bayonne, has come alive in the last three-to-five years.

There’s a dance studio, yoga studio, bookstore, coffee shop, a couple of restaurants, and our gallery, the Bridge Arts Gallery. We’re all part of the Bergen Point Merchants Association.

We want to help promote Bayonne and Bergen Point as a destination for food, coffee, books, dance, art. It’s definitely a village. It has a village feel.”

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Festival will feature an Artists Market, Food Truck Row, a Crafty Fox craft corner for the kids, and so much more.

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Mack says. “They’ll Host will be Heather have a nice collection Smith. on display and one There will also be an Animodule for the comanimal sculpture garden munity to participate called Animodules, 3D on-site.” animal sculptures like Bayonne Community elephants, penguins, Bank, RWJBarnabas dragons.

Health, and Ignite Physical Therapy are some of the festival’s local sponsors. It’s that kind of support and community spirit that has helped foster the arts in Bayonne, Mack says.

“Bayonne is a great Dragon Animodule community,” Mack “The Barat Foundation adds. “In the eight years of Newark creates pubwe’ve lived in Bayonne, lic art installations guidwe’ve seen a significant ed by artists and created growth in activities. by the public,”

We go to different restaurants in town. We hear great music in the park. The one thing that is unique about Bayonne is that it’s a community and the new people coming in are encouraged to be engaged and active in the community.

It’s not us and them, it’s we.”

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More than 50 Artists to Show at Bayonne Community Museum New Faces, Old Friends, Show Opens Sept 14

By Sally Deering There’s no doubt that Bayonne – or Boho as its artists refer to it – continues to transform itself from a quiet little suburban peninsula to a thriving arts community. Artist Patricia Mulligan- Zbylut and her husband Bill Zbylut are both artists and Bayonne residents, and with Mulligan as curator, they will be participating in the upcoming Together in Art show along with 50 other artists from the Metropolitan area.

Together in Art opens Fri, Sept. 14 with an Opening Reception from 6-to-9 pm, and it runs Sat, Sept. 15 from 1-to-6 pm, and Sun, Sept. 16 from 1-to-4 pm. The exhibition will feature some new faces along with seasoned members of the Art Circle of Bayonne and the Hudson Artists of New Jersey. Admission is free.

The show will feature a wide range of mediums including oil, photography, mixedmedia, sculpture, glass, wood-carving, handmade jewelry, pencil, and charcoal. There will be 8 tables of 3D art, sculpture and jewelry, Mulligan-Zbylut says, and some abstract and humorous works, too.

“I wanted a real mix of styles and medias, and luckily we got it,” Mulligan –Zbylut says.

Profile in Yellow by Elsie Sienkiewicz “There’ll be something Cicalese, Bryan for everybody to like.”

Cicalese, Kevin Artists who will Delaney, Kimberly be showing at the Diaz, Wayno Drano, Together in Art show Joanne Fedor, Connie are Elliot Appel, Mike Fernandez, Gloria Augustyniak, Davina Fernandez, Janeth Barlow, Barbara Fernandez, KristeAnn Beeman, Esther Naipaul Fitzpatrick, Gerry Belenke, Joan Bruner, Glover, Sharon Harvey, Maritza Burgos, Erin Kachmar, Chloe Yelena Civbisova, Gregory, Joseph Anna Civbisova, Karen Kushnir, Emma Louise, Carattini, Marina Maria Lupianez,

Pretty in Pink by Patty Mulligan

Stasia Marek, Steve McDonald, Volha Mikhnevich, Reilly Miller, Alpana Mittal, Nupur Nishith, Maria Alsira Pazos, Mia Pepe, Sergio Russell, Rich Roberts, Jessica Robertson, Edwin Salgado, Mediha Sandhu, Justin Christopher Scrive, Elsie Sienkiewicz, Susan Sienkiewicz, Tony Sienkiewicz, Anne Tedeschi, Vito Moscato, eff Ware, Patty Mulligan-Zbylut, and

groups like the Bridge Art Gallery and its owners Cheryl Mac and her husband Christopher.

Mulligan says they have done tremendous work promoting art and getting people involved in Bayonne.

“The art scene has grown without a doubt,” Mulligan-Zbylut says.

“I’m very excited to see so many new people coming out and showing, and I’m looking forward to a great show.

So many people are

Together in Art Planning Committee: Bill Zbylut, Patty Mulligan-Zbylut, Vito Moscato, Tony & Elsie Sienkiewicz Bill Zbylut. coming in that I’ve nevThe show isn’t juried, er heard of before. And Mulligan-Zbylut says. we have a great range of Its just a good reason to artists, from 18-to-80.” have some fun and see If you go some great art.

Fri, Sept. 14-Sun, “Come on in and let’s Sept. 16. get together,” Mulligan- Opening Reception Fri, Zbylut says. “No jury, Sept. 14, 6-9 pm no prizes, just lots of TOGETHER IN ART food and drink.”

At the Bayonne Mulligan-Zbylut Community Museum says the Bayonne Arts 229 Broadway (corner Community has grown of 9th St.), BOHO significantly over the For more info: pjmulpast few years, thanks to ligan@mac.com

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ARTScene September 2018 Cultural Happenings In & Around Hudson END OF SUMMER CONCERTS & FESTIVALS

& SPIKE. “The TonyAward winning comHUDSON RIVER edy about love, life, and PERFORMING ARTS family. Don’t miss an eveCENTER (HRPAC) ning filled with slapstick CONCERTS ON THE comedy, Chekhov referHUDSON 2018, Free ences, and lots of belly Concerts at Lincoln laughs.” Tix: $40; $18 for Harbor on the Weehawken students/seniors.

Waterfront. Concerts start at 7 pm; please bring lawn chairs, blankets. Sat, Sept.

15: RADIO JAROCHO & ZENEN ZEFERINO. For more info: HRPAC. org. (Pictured: Radio SPERANZA THEATRE Jarocho & Zenen CO. AT THE APPLE Zeferino.)

TREE HOUSE, 298 Academy St, JC. www. speranzatheatrecompany.com. Thurs, Sept.

6-Sun, Sept. 9: HISTORY ALIVE! One-act play written by Jennie Contuzzi MARKETPLACE JC @ of Jersey City centers MAGNOLIA LANDING, around a fictional fam136 Magnolia Ave, JC. ily that lived at the Apple Sats, Sept 1 & 15, NoonTree House during the 5 pm. “Marketplace JC Revolutionary War, and brings 20+ artisans, craft- the difficult choices ers, chefs and vintage sell- they make. Directed by ers to the neighborhood.

Mikaela Kafka, the proCome visit the newest pop- duction is a co-produced up location in the newly

by Speranza Theatre and renovated plaza behind the JC Cultural Affairs ofJournal Square PATH. fice. Admission is free; Live music will be provid- reservations necessary. ed by RiverviewJazz.org The show will be perand will feature some of formed throughout the Jersey City’s favorite local restored building. bands.”

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Sept 12-Oct. 7: VANYA & Italian Education & Cultural Center, 380 SONIA & MASHA

Monmouth St, JC. (201) 222-9317; www.casacolombo.org. Runs Wed, Sept. 5 – Sun, Oct. 7: SPACES art exhibition by artists Bithika Adhikary, Lisa Collodoro and J. Fermo Falconi. “The exhibition draws together paintings where space is explored.” Opening Reception, JC Fridays, Sept, 7, 5-8 pm.

BASE GYM, 60 Columbus Dr, JC. (201) 332-2866; www.basenj.com. Now through September: THE ART OF MOVEMENT, solo show featuring paintings by artist Anthony Boone of JC. The show also includes the work of lighting engineer Morris Grey.

(Pictured: Artist Anthony Boone.)

BAYONNE COMMUNITY MUSEUM, 229 Broadway (corner of 9th St.) Bayonne. Sept. 14, 6-9 pm, Sept. 15, 1-6 pm, and Sept. 16, 1-4 pm.

TOGETHER IN ART – More than 50 artists will

paintings, sculpture, photography, mixed-media, jewelry-making and so much more. Curated by Patty Mulligan-Zbylut.

For more info, email: pjmulligan@mac. com. Admission to the show is free. (Pictured: Latin Drummer by Tony Sienkiewicz.)

com. Through Sept.

REFLECTIONS. Group show featuring the work of Anthony Boone, Gil Grimmett, Yuka Imata, Andrea McKenna and Ibou Ndoye. Show curated

by Kristin J. DeAngelis.

(Pictured: (l.-to-r.) Art works by Anthony Boone and Ibou Ndoye.)

CLUBSCENE

NOVADO GALLERY, 110 Morgan St, JC. (201) 744-6713; novadogallery.com. Opens Wed, Sept. 5 and runs through Oct. 21. Sept 5 (Opening Reception) 7-9 pm: OPPOSITE MOVEMENTS: Paintings by Mane Sakic & Fabricio Suarez.

SILVERMAN/The Majestic Theatre Condominiums, 222 Montgomery St, JC. (201) 435-8000. www.Bfly777. com. Through Nov. 4: FREE TO FLY, Alcohol Ink Paintings by Bryant Small. Show curated by Kristin J. DeAngelis.

(Pictured: Oh, But When I’m Bad by Bryant Small.)

107 Bowers Gallery & Art Space, 107 Bowers St, JC. (201) 280-4821; www.107bowersgallery.

BRIGHTSIDE TAVERN, 141 Bright St, JC. www.brightsidetavern.com. Mon: Jazz Jam Session; Tues & Wed: Karaoke; Thurs: Open Mic Night; Fri: Comedy, Private Parties, Dance, Karaoke, Open Mic; Sat & Sun, Brunch, Private Parties, Dance, Karaoke, Open Mic.

FOX & CROW, Bar & Restaurant, 594 Palisade Ave, JC. www.foxandcrowjc.com. Tues, Sept. 4, 7:30-10:30 pm: BACKROOM BROADSIDES. Nancy Mercado & Danny Shot.

Thurs, Sept. 6, 8-10 pm: HUGH POOL: Spiders Web. Fri, Sept. 7, 9:3011:59 pm: MCKAIN LAKEY AND JEB LAWRENCE. Thurs, Sept. 13, 8-10 pm: ADAM MELCHOR. Fri, Sept.

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ARTScene

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FOR THE KIDS

L IBERTY SCIENCE CENTER (LSC), Liberty State Park, 222 Jersey City Blvd, JC. (201) 200-1000; www.lsc.org. Now showing: One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure “ Join Sesame Street friends in an out-of-thisworld planetarium show!

Explore the night sky with Bird Bird, Elmo, and a friend from China named Hu Hu Zhu. In

this show, you’ll learn about the Big Dipper, the North Star, the Sun and the Moon. The show is the newest feature at the JENNIFER CHALSTY PLANETARIUM AND LSC GIANT DOME THEATER at LSC, the largest and most technologically advanced planetarium in the Western Hemisphere. Only three others in the world— two in Japan and one in China—are bigger.”

“Five fellows of MACHINE DE CIRQUE are building a contraption to communicate with the outside world. Thing is, their fun-loving natures keep distracting them!

Before you can say ‘over and out,’ these awe-inspiring acrobats are swinging by their toes high above the stage, bicycling upside-down and backwards, and flipping and flying off teeterboards.”

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NEW VICTORY THEATER, 229 W. 42nd St, NY. www.newvicNIMBUS GALLERY, tory.org. Sept. 28-Oct. 7: 165 Newark Ave, JC. MACHINE DE CIRQUE. (201) 377-0718; www. nimbusdanceworks.org.

LOOKING FORWARD: REMEMBERING.

Luciano’s

MEREDITH LIPPMAN Meredith’s daughter Morgan Steadwell and Meredith’s husband John Steadwell have put together an exhibition of 40 Meredith c paintings which will be on view and on auction with all proceeds going to Nimbus Dance Works and other youth scholarship funds.

The exhibition runs Sept. 7-28; the Opening Reception/Fundraiser is scheduled for Sept. 14, 7 pm-11 pm. Tickets to the auction/fundraiser: $35.

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All separate utilities, oversized property 25 x141.

Huge detached garage in rear 1 car parking space in front of house.

Rear deck/patio, full basement walkout.

Across from park. NJ Transit at door

$799,000

Call Frank DeMaria 201-978-1188

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