River View Observer September 1-September 15, 2021

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HUDSON HAPPENINGS MILE SQUARE THEATRE PRESENTS THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE AT SINATRA PARK IN HOBOKEN Mile Square Theatre (MST) announces its open-air production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised], opening September 16, 2021.

With the generous financial support of the Hoboken Business Alliance, Mile Square Theatre returns to the Hudson River waterfront for an open-air production of the beloved comic sendup of the Bard, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Winfield.

The play will be performed at the Sinatra Park Amphitheatre and will run for three weeks, from September 16 until October 2.

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] brings three actors together to stumble through all 37 of the Bard’s plays in 90 hilarious, irreverent minutes. How do they do it?

Very poorly. How they do it so quickly? “With great dispatch!” as old Billy Shakes would say. If you like Shakespeare, you’ll like this play. If you hate Shakespeare, you’ll LOVE this play. Either way, our company of fools guarantee to leave you breathless with laughter.

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Mayor Fulop Swears in 25 new September 11…Bayonne Remembers Holds its Annual Firefighters as JCFD Celebrates Interfaith Memorial Service and Candlelight Vigil passengers at the same The September 11…

150th Anniversary area for the return trip Bayonne Remembers

Committee has announced that the annual Interfaith Memorial Service and Candlelight Vigil honoring the victims of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 will take place on Saturday, September 11, at 7:00 p.m., at the 9-11 Memorial in Harbor View Memorial Park, at the former Military Ocean Terminal (MOT). The service will also honor the victims of the attack on Charles Donaghue, center, was sworn in today as the the World Trade Center on third generation of his family to serve the JCFD. His faFebruary 26, 1993. The ther Charles served from 1982-2014 while his grandfather memorial is located at the served from 1959-1983. eastern end of the former 316 Firefighters Hired by “We’re extremely MOT, which juts out into Mayor Fulop to Maintain grateful to our newest Upper New York Bay. Historic JCFD Staffing firefighters taking on an Members of the Levels, Expanding Fire awesome responsibility, Bayonne Interfaith Clergy Prevention and Protection and also to their families will offer prayers, readCitywide who are constant supings, and reflections. Rev. Mayor Steven M. port systems through Joseph Barbone, former Fulop, Public Safety out their careers,” said Pastor of Our Lady of Director James Shea, Mayor Fulop. “You are the Assumption Church, and Fire Chief Steven McGill Sswore in 25 new joining a tremendous will serve as master of fire department.

One firefighters to the Jersey ceremonies. The program that is distinguished by will include a bagpiper, City Fire Department at an morning. ceremony on always fulfilling the call a trumpeter, color guards Wednesday, September 1, of duty to our 250,000 from the Bayonne Police 2021, in City Hall, further- residents and doing so and Fire Departments, ing the Administration’s in a way that makes the Port Authority color efforts to increase pubJersey City proud.” guard, the veterans’ color lic safety. It is the 72nd guards from Bayonne, Girl This year, the JCFD academy class in the hisScout Troop 327 of Trinity is celebrating its 150th tory of Jersey City’s Fire anniversary of providing Parish in Bergen Point, Department, and the first professional firefighting Boy Scout Troop 19 of class trained and certified services to the City of as Emergency Medical Jersey City. Furthering Responders (EMR) at SILVERMAN AND the fire department’s trathe Jersey City Medical THE HAMILTON Center. dition, this latest gradu- SQUARE These latest recruits join ating class is comprised CONDOMINIUM one of the largest fire de- of multigenerational ASSOCIATION partments in NewJersey firefighters, including PRESENT marks the 23rd JCFD one recruit furthering class sworn in since the legacy of his grand- BODY LANGUAGE Mayor Fulop took office father and father as a

BY OCCIPITAL in 2013. Since then, 316 Jersey City firefighter, AN EXHIBITION new firefighters have four additional recruits EXPLORING been hired, bringing the following in their faHOW EMOTION department to a historic thers’ footsteps, and two SUBCONSCIOUSLY total of over 650 uniTRANSLATES sets of recruits joining formed firefighters and THROUGH BODY their brothers who are superiors.

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to East 24th Street and Church Lane. Shuttles will continue to run until all passengers have been returned to East 24th Street, by approximately 9:00 p.m.

Participants who drive directly to the ceremony Pope John Paul II Parish can park in designated (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel), spaces at the former MOT. Troop 25 of St. Vincent There are also some parkDePaul Parish, and Troop ing spaces located next to 27 of Trinity Parish in Harbor View Park.

Bergen Point. Mayor The September 11…

Jimmy Davis will offer Bayonne Remembers brief remarks. Acapella Committee was formed student vocalists from following the terrorist Bayonne High School will attacks in 2001, and orgasing. There will be munizes the annual memorial sic by the Bayonne High service. Artist-sculptor School Marching Band.

Zurab Tsereteli, a resident Taps will be played at the of Russia and a native of end of the program. the Republic of Georgia, The Bayonne Recreation designed the 9-11 meDivision is providing free morial, “To the Struggle shuttle bus service for the Against World Terrorism,” program on Saturday, which he donated as a September 11, picking up gift from the Russian passengers at East 24th Federation to the United Street and Church Lane.

States of America. The This location is near pub- monument was placed lic parking lots. Shuttle in Harbor View Park service will begin at 5:30 where it stands across p.m., and will drop off from the World Trade passengers at a parking Center. In 2006, the area on the former MOT memorial was dedicatuntil 6:45 p.m. Following ed. It bears the names the service, at approxiof all of the victims mately 8:00 p.m., the of the 2001 terrorist buses will pick up

attacks.

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By Rory Pasquariello

Close the live streaming app, turn off the computer and rejoice. Live entertainment is back in Bayonne.

After a one-year hiatus for reasons everyone is tired of talking about, the Bridge Arts Festival will resume on Saturday, September 11th at Dennis Collins Park on 1st Street.

This year’s festival represents the restoration of art and community. For the artists, it’s more of a rebirth than a return to normal. Many booked for last year’s cancelled event are returning to finish what they started. They’ve emerged from their artist lairs anew.

“I was just starting to release music with my band when the pandemic hit,” said Gina D’Soto, 24.

“Now things are picking up more and more, so it’s really exciting to have more shows. Performing is the greatest thing ever.”

D’Soto moved from Havana, Cuba to Montreal when she was 8 years old on a scholarship to study classical piano and jazz voice. As a teenager, she performed at many of the region’s world-renowned jazz clubs and festivals.

Her music is a fusion of jazz, soul, and Cuban music.

D’Soto later moved to Jersey City and has friends from Bayonne. She’s now in Harlem and since reopening has performed everywhere from the National Chess Museum to the 5PM Porch Concerts series in Brooklyn, where performances are hosted on porches instead of interior venues.

Art can’t be separated from the artists, and the

as a teenager. American culture has a way of repressing traditions.

Ancestors and ceremonies don’t find you. It takes affirmative effort to preserve.

“It took me a long time to do it,” said Edwards of the dance. It led him to preserving West Indian traditions and ways of life.

“People should look into their history. Hopefully they find something they can connect to,” said Edwards. “Without our past and traditions, we have no future. Without The art form of stilt dancartist can’t be separated ing started in Africa where people doing what they did from their identity. Part in the past, we wouldn’t it was part of ceremonies of what makes the Bridge meant to protect a village. have the world we have Arts Festival special is its today.” the tradition made its way embrace of the whole artVisual art ist. Sharing stories through Eventually, to the The Bridge Arts Festival Caribbean and was nearly music and art builds a showcases art in all its community’s collective forgotten until its revival forms.

Gina D’Soto is conscience and keeps tradi- in the Trinidad and Tobago bringing Cuban-inspired tion alive.

Carnival.

“I’m expecting for peo“When I think about the music, Jason Kaisokahusa ple to get to know my roots Caribbean Trinidadian cul- Edwards brings his traditional dance, and Maria and where I come from,” ture, for me it’s about Lupianez is bringing visual said D’Soto. “The music I everyone helping each write is to uplift the spirits other. You can always go to art.

A contemporary realist, of everyone.” your neighbor’s house and multimedia painter, get a plate of food,” said art teacher, and mother It’s your chance to Edwards. “It’s important of ten, Lupianez got her do the dance to preserve these traditions start in New Jersey where Bayonne audiences likely because as we get older, aren’t familiar with Moko we want the younger gen- she graduated from New Jersey City University and Jumbie unless they’re erations to keep it going. from Trinidad like Jason We want to show kids that worked under well-known Kaisokahusa Edwards. artists to hone her craft in there are different things You can’t miss Jason. He’ll they can do that are cultur- oil painting. She has be one of the guys on stilts, relatives from Ecuador ally valuable while being dancing 10 feet above the and is part of a growing successful in life.” ground to West Indian soba community of artists in Edwards founded and calypso music. the New Jersey/New York Kaisokah Moko Jumbies “When I’m on my stilts, region.

USA, Inc. an educational nothing else matters. It’s Lupianez’s art is exand performative stilt a different feeling,” said traordinary and beautiful. dancing company that Edwards. “I’m on top of It celebrates life’s simplicithe world and I’m making boasts over 50 members, ties and love of family and many with relatives in people smile and happy. community.

Her subjects Trinidad and Tobago, Hopefully I can get some range from children and elpeople up and dancing with Jamaica, or St. Croix. ders to a slice of a pie,and Edwards, now 35, didn’t us.:” a pigeon whose head learn Moko Jumbie until Moko Jumbie is is buried in its feathers he was 19. He moved to more than a dance to be Brooklyn with his mother mid-groom. observed.

“It’s funny because my actual life is very chaotic and spontaneous, but I don’t paint that,” said Lupianez. “I strive to paint positivity and serenity. I think I do that because in my chaos it’s hard for me to stop and smell the roses and I want to remind myself to do that.”

Lupianez’s paintings will be on sale at the festival, along with many other artists. She hopes that her art connects with people and loves to hear about it.

“I have this belief that if art is relatable and you can personally connect with it then that’s what makes it good,” said Lupianez. “Art should evoke an emotion and you should feel some type of connection with it.

I share my own personal experiences through each piece thinking that someone else might relate to me.

When we relate to each other we feel a small connection and that builds a community.”

Through organizing the festival and hosting artists year-round at the Bridge Art Gallery, building community has been the ultimate goal for Cheryl and Christopher Mack.

“This year’s festival focuses on the strength of our community,” said Cheryl Mack. “The last year has been full of challenges for us all, especially for the creative arts. As we gather safely together at First Street Park, we will celebrate all the wonderful aspects of the arts that reminds us that we are stronger together.”

Festival Goers should expect to bask in the simple and joyous beauty of art, in all its forms, and all its places. Welcome back, everyone.

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HUDSON HAPPENINGS Art House Productions Announces First In-Person JC Fridays in Over a Year Art House Productions is pleased to announce the return of in-person JC Fridays on Friday, September 10. A free Virtual JC Fridays Event Kickoff will take place on Thursday, September 9 from 7:00pm EST on Zoom. Jersey City’s premiere quarterly arts festival will showcase a variety of happenings including visual art exhibitions, music and dance performances, art demonstrations, and studio tours from 35 participating artists, businesses, and organizations. The full event descriptions and event map are available on www.jcfridays.com.

to enjoy and support the local arts and business community. Our new Virtual JC Fridays Kickoff will allow patrons to enjoy the spirit of Jersey City from all over the world, just as they were able to during Virtual JC Fridays over the past year.”

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by Jersey City Municipal Council & Cultural Affairs, Jersey City Times, Central Avenue SID, and the New Jersey Theatre Alliance. Support for Access expenses on this program provided in part through funding from Access A.R.T./New York, a program of the Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York (A.R.T./New York).

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Eggman/Paul Wirhun, #238 m. gluck, #226 Jonte Drew, Art Fair 14C Resident Artist, #259 Len Scriv, Fine Artist, #258 Guillermo Bublik, #225 Theda Sandiford ‘I Am My Hair’, #231 Various times, 150 Bay St (enter at 1st St. and Provost St.) Impress Ballroom: Free Salsa Class 6pm-7pm, 54 Coles Street, Jersey City SILVERMAN and The Majestic Theatre Condominium Association Present: “Art Under Pressure” featuring Barbara Seddon & Wendy Setzer 6pm-7:30pm, 222 Montgomery Street, Jersey City SILVERMAN and the Hamilton Square Condominium Present “BODY LANGUAGE” by OCCIPITAL 6pm-8pm, 232 Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City Dvora Popup Gallery presents Bruce Halpin: Constructed Paintings 6pm-8pm, 160 1st Street, Jersey City Panepinto Galleries at Canopy

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CoolVines Grove Street presents Abstract Paintings by Katie Niewodowski 10am-11pm, 276 Grove Street, Jersey City CoolVines Powerhouse presents Photos by Ben Mortimer 10am-11pm, 350 Warren Street, Jersey City Hudson Stream Live Stream Demonstration 10am-11pm, 135 Erie Street, Jersey City Fine Arts Gallery at Saint Peter’s University presents Dot Paolo: The Monkey Bars and the Crow 5pm-7pm, 47 Glenwood Ave, 5th floor of the Mac Mahon Student Center, Jersey City CMPND x JC Fridays, presenting works by Nachalie Rodriguez 6pm-10pm, 97 Newkirk St., 3rd floor, Jersey City Jersey City Free Public Library Zine Workshop 6pm-8pm, Five Corners Branch, 678 Newark Avenue (parking lot) Plays & Poetry: Watch, Listen, and Write with Speranza Theatre Company!

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by Emily Croy Barker and other local writers 7pm-9pm, 38 Duncan Avenue, Jersey City SMUSH Gallery Open House 7pm-10pm, 340 Summit Avenue, Jersey City NJCU Galleries presents Too Much, Overconsumption and Our Relationship to Stuff 4pm-7pm, NJCU Visual Arts Gallery, Visual Arts Building, basement, 100 Culver Avenue Jersey City NJCU Galleries presents Surface Tension by Amanda Thackray 4pm-7pm, Harold B. Lemmerman Gallery, Hepburn Hall, Room 323, 2039 Kennedy Blvd. Jersey City Zoom is an online video conferencing software that allows you to virtually interact when in-person meetings and events aren’t possible. Participants must have wifi, download the application on a computer or smartphone, and sign up for a free Zoom account to participate. The Art House staff are available to help troubleshoot registration and download; please email info@ arthouseproductions.org for assistance.

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