River View Observer October 1-October 15,2022

HUDSON HAPPENINGS

HOBOKEN ARTS AND MUSIC FESTIVAL

Always a fun day,the Hoboken Arts & Music Festival will feature Over 250 artists, crafters, food vendors, local businesses and more.

Two stages of live music featuring performances by Alejandro Escovedo and the Rant Band, Freedy Johnston, Cliff Westfall, Gentlemen of Soul, Hudson City Rats, Matt Madly (Matt Azzarto), Frankie Morales and the Mambo of the Times Orchestra, 3 Dollars, Rio the Messenger and Sir Synthesis.

If You Go Sunday, October 2,2022 Washington St. bet. ) observer Highway and 7th St. http://www.hobokennj. gov/.../hoboken-fallarts-and-music...

Sponsors:Burgiss, Veolia, The Rockefeller

Gentlemen of SoulFreedy Johnston Group, Ironstate, Colavita, his is It Stageworks, My Gym Hoboken, Muller Insurance, the Hudson County Division of

of Parks and Roads, Anthony Davids, Choc O Pain French Bakery and Cåfe, Dunkin Donuts, Starbucks

and JP Bagel Express. Supported in part by a grant from the NJ Department of State, Division of Travel & Tourism. www.visitnj. org‍

THE HERO

2:00pm at Paulus Hook Park - 226 Washington St, Jersey City, NJ 1779, Paulus HookGeorge Washington and Henry Lee discuss the Revolutionary War

THE MAYOR

CVM PRESENTS CHILLTOWN BOOGIE, A JERSEY CITY HISTORICAL OPERA

Discover Jersey City’s history spanning the Revolutionary War to the Underground Railroad, the Morris Canal, the Hague administration, and the founding of Temple Beth-El.

Con Vivo Music presents the world premiere of Chilltown Boogie, by Alon Nechushtan on Sunday, October 2. Chilltown Boogie is a site-specific historical opera set in five vignettes, each of which will be performed at the location in Jersey City where it’s history occurred. This epic production spans 150 years of history with an ensemble of singers and chamber orchestra, alongside dancers from Nimbus Dance.

Event Schedule

THE BOATMAN 12:30pm at J Owen Grundy Pier - Exchange Place, Jersey City, NJ 1878, Morris Canal - a former alcoholic turned born-again Christian discusses his life on the Morris Canal

3:30pm at City Hall Park - 280 Grove St, Jersey City, NJ 0 1949, City Hall - newly defeated Frank Hague and elected mayor John V. Kenny discuss change in Jersey City

THE HAUNT

5:00pm at Berry Lane Park - 1000 Garfield Ave, Jersey City, NJ 1830, Old Bergen Cemetery - a ghostly meeting discusses the Underground Railroad and generational change

THE CHOICE

6:30pm at Temple Beth-El - 2419 John F. Kennedy Blvd, Jersey City, NJ 1892, Temple BethEl - Rabbi Schweizer discusses the growing community of Jewish immigrants

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In the event of rain, the entire opera will be performed indoors at 3:00pm at Jersey City Theater Center, 165 Newark Ave, Jersey City, NJ.

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Frankie Morales & Mambo of the Times Orchestra

Poetry and Paintings

NJ and Co-Collaborator Crystal Letters is pleased to present its lineup for Poetry and Paintings Open Mic at Greenspace Studios. Poetry and Paintings is an open mic and art showcase, featur ing musicians, poets, and artists from the tri-state area. This October’s Poetry and Paintings Open Mic (October 7, 2022, 5:00PM - 9:00PM) event will feature Jersey City Poet Laureate, Rescue Poetix, musician CSW aka @heroic_poet, artists by Aryeh Kadosh

and Buttered Roll and more! Event curation by SammyB (itsbymmas) and videography by Dolo_xi.

Event Curator Samantha Benvissuto (SammyB) noted

“This event is simply a way to continue to encour age artists, foster their growth, and connect with the community. We pay all of our artists, making the event cost significantly more than we make, but I believe that art is worth the investment. I can’t expect an artist to take me seriously if I don’t take them seriously, and I want

to make paying artists more of an expected thing. Because I am lucky enough to get this grant from Art House Cares and have a sponsorship with Rec philly, I am in a posi tion to be able to put this event together and join my various art communities as well as give my artists an opportunity.

I can only pay that bless ing forward.” said This program is supported by Art House Cares, a grant program by Art House Productions in Jersey City.

If You Go October 7th, 2022 5PM Greenspace Studios 195 New York Ave.Ste 3E Jersey City, NJ 07307.

Tickets are $10 (early bird), $15 (regular), and $20 (day-of-event), seat ing is limited to 40 audi ence members. RSVP in advance at:https://bit. ly/3xbQK29

JERSEY CITY THEATER CENTER PRESENTS DAKHABRAKHA

Jersey City Theater Center will present Ukrainian world music quartet DakhaBrakha at White Eagle Hall on Wednesday, October 19 at 7:30PM. Reflecting fundamental elements of sound and soul, Ukrainian “ethno-chaos” band DakhaBrakha, create a world of unex pected new music. The name DakhaBrakha means “give/take” in the old Ukrainian language. Accompanied by I

ndian, Arabic, African, Russian and Australian traditional instrumenta tion, the quartet’s aston ishingly powerful and uncompromisingvocal range creates a transnational sound rooted in Ukrainian culture. DakhaBrakha will perform their original compositions with a screening of the classic 1930 film, “Earth” by Aleksandr Dovzhenko.

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HUDSON HAPPENINGS

Mayor Jimmy Davis announced that the new bell tower for Fitzpatrick Park in Bayonne is expected to arrive in Bayonne on or about Wednesday, October 5. The thirtyfive-ft. tower will be the new home for three bells that used to ring at the former St. Joseph’s Church of Bayonne. The bell tower will be coming from the Verdin Bell Company in Cincinnati, Ohio, where the bells have been polished, refurbished, and retoned. A fourth bell from the former church will be placed inside City Hall at a later date. Details concerning the fourth bell will be announced after arrangements have been made.

Mayor Davis said, “I am very proud that our

Administration saved the bells of St. Joseph’s Church for future generations of residents to enjoy. They will serve as a memorial to the Slovak immigrants of St. Joseph’s Parish who helped build Bayonne in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.”

The bell tower will arrive in Bayonne on a truck. The tower will be lifted and put in place in Fitzpatrick Park at

the corner of 27th Street and Avenue C. A clock with four faces, one on each side, will be a prominent feature of the tower. The bells will be mounted inside the tower. They will be active bells, capable of making sounds along with music or tolling for the hour. The bells can be programmed to ring at specific times. As Public Works Director Tom Cotter explained, “We will have a clock tower with all the bells and whistles.” After the tower is in its new home, it will be hooked up to the electric line in the park. According to Director Cotter, the electricity will be tested to make sure that the clock and the bells work. He said, “Hopefully, within a few days after its installation, the bell tower

will be ready to use.” If everything is in working order, a dedication ceremony will be held for the tower at Fitzpatrick Park on Tuesday, October 11, at 10:00 a.m.

The bell tower includes a weather vane on its top. This kind of bell tower is placed frequently in town squares and shopping districts across the country.

The bell tower’s location, Fitzpatrick Park, is named after former Mayor Francis G. Fitzpatrick Park, who served as Bayonne’s leader from 1962 to 1974.

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THE ART HOUSE GALLERY PRESENTS “TIMELESS” INCLUDED IN THE 32ND ANNUAL JERSEY CITY ARTIST AND STUDIO TOUR

For the 2022 JCAST, the Art House Gallery will open its doors inside Art House Productions’ new permanent performing and visual arts center on the corner of Bay Street and Marin Boulevard in downtown Jersey City. This inaugural exhibit, entitled “Timeless,” showcases work from Jersey City-based artists who have grown with the gallery over several years. It reflects bold, confident, and hard-won self-identity in the artists’ work that endures and speaks directly to Jersey City culture and politics both now and in the past. In essence, the exhibit is a testament to the artists who have helped shape the Art House Gallery through their creativity, character,

and practice. Participating artists include: Beth Achenbach, Ray Arcadio, Gail-Marie Boykewich, Miguel Cardenas, Bojana Coklyat, Beth DiCara, Teri Fiore, Cheryl Gross, Megan Klim, Robert Koch, Patrick McCoy, Winifred McNeill, Vincent Minervini, Amy Neufeld, Lucy Rovetto, Theda Sandiford, Deb Sinha, and Bryant Small.

Construction of the arts center is not yet complete and only the lobby and gallery will be open. Admission to “Timeless” is by reservation only. You can sign up to attend, by clicking the following link and filling out the google form: https://forms.gle/ EDKKrBrHEw2zbtLU8

“Timeless” visitation capacity as well as days/ hours:

Friday, September 30, 2022 (Opening Reception) 7pm-9pm (30 people)

Saturday, Oct 1, 2022 12-3pm (50 people) & 3pm-6pm (50 people)

Sunday, Oct 2, 2022 12-3pm (50 people) & 3pm-6pm (50 people)

Art House Productions has a rich, decades-long history of exhibiting visual art throughout Jersey City, and the official gallery has been in operation for the past eight years.

The official listing for the event is on the JCAST website at: https://thejcast.com/. All JCAST are free to attend. The show will also be available online at the Art House Productions’ website at: arthouseproductions.org. For online art sales, Art House offers free delivery to any address in Jersey City and Hoboken.

Hudson County Community College Receives INSIGHT Into Diversity 2022 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award

This is the second year in a row that the College has received the prestigious national honor. Hudson County Community College has once again received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity Magazine, the oldest and largest diversity-focused publication in higher education. The annual award recognizes colleges and universities in the United States that demonstrate outstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion. HCCC is one of just seven community colleges among the 103 colleges and universities to receive this year’s award. The recipients will be featured in the November 2022 issue of INSIGHT Into Diversity Magazine. HCCC President Dr. Christopher Reber. “ said“We are very proud to accept this national award for the second year in a row,” “The 2022 HEED Award honors the College’s collective efforts and best practices in support of student success and diversity, equity, and inclusion. This recognition of excellence is the result of the entire College family’s dedication and contributions, and the strong support of our Board of Trustees.”

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DeGiseChief Executive Officer

• Norman M. GuerraChairman • Frank Pestana

RETURN OF NJ’S LARGEST ART TOUR, THE 32ND ANNUAL JERSEY CITY ART & STUDIO TOUR

JCAST 2022 September 29 – October 2

4 days of Interactive Events, Live Performances, Immersive Exhibitions, Artist Demonstrations, Family Activities, Curated Tours, and more!

Mayor Steven M. Fulop announced a record amount of artists participating in the upcoming 32nd annual Jersey City Art & Studio Tour (JCAST) with free in-person experiences for everyone to enjoy, including the return of curated bus and walking tours, interactive events, live paintings, kids activities, music and theatre performances, artist demonstrations, “hidden gem” galleries, and much more!

Starting September 29, the four-day festival is filled with captivating cultural experiences. Over 1,000 artists representing diverse mediums will be on display at more than 140 locations spanning the entire City.

“This year, we’re excited to bring back the fully immersive in-person Art and Studio Tour experience, which has become the region’s premier arts and cultural event,” said Mayor Fulop. “From JCAST to our Arts and Culture Trust Fund grants to attracting key investments that boost our local community and economy, we have seen significant progress through our efforts to revive arts and culture in Jersey City. JCAST is an unprecedented event to further support and showcase our talented local artists and arts organizations.”

JCAST 2022 will also feature a live outdoor community painting project for the first time. The community mural looks

to encourage resident participation alongside more than a dozen professional artists. The mural will help clean, beautify, and enliven a large stretch of St. Paul’s Avenue just off Route 139.

The community mural event will include an interactive stencil area where community members can make various stencils and apply them to the wall. Residents can show up and participate on Saturday, October 1, from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday, October 2, 12-5 p.m.

“Since its humble and organic beginnings in 1990, JCAST has become a yearly highlight and important bridge for connecting artists and the wonderful art loving community that is Jersey City!” added Mollie Thonneson from Pro Arts Jersey City.

Mayor Fulop will kick off JCAST 2022 with an opening reception that is free and open to the public 6-9 p.m. on September 29 at JCAST Headquarters in the Marion section of

Jersey City. This event will include pop-up art experiences extending from Dey Street to Newark Avenue, including Canco Park and surrounding storefronts.

The festival will also feature food trucks, live DJs, and original artist merchandise for sale.

“There are so many diverse up-and-coming artists with raw talent that need a platform like JCAST to put the spotlight on their work and talent. For the upcoming Arts and Studio Tour, we are creating a pathway connecting one side of Greenville to the other to allow people to walk through the neighborhood and enjoy works of art created by their neighbors. If successful, we hope to establish a more permanent Greenville Arts Crossroads,” said Melida Rodas, a Multimedia Artist/Poet and JCAST Greenville Organizer. “Our Greenville Headquarters will be at the intersection of McAdoo

and Sterling, where we’re inviting visual artists, poets, musicians, and the like to perform in a talent showcase on October 1st and 2nd.”

For every dollar invested towards boosting arts and culture on the local level, it has proven to yield an average of over $33 in return investments into the community. Additionally, numerous studies have found that the arts amplify the administration’s broader efforts of enhancing residents’ quality of life, fostering community, engaging our youth, benefiting local businesses, and improving mental health.

“Every year, more artists participate in JCAST and bigger crowds attend. We’ve created an interactive experience like no other that spans all areas of Jersey City and offers free guided tours that are free and open to the public. We encourage everyone attending to take advantage of the free bike and walking tours offered on Saturday and Sunday,” said Christine Goodman, Director of Jersey City’s Office of Cultural Affairs.

Discover artists by medium (murals, photography, ceramics, etc.) through our easy-to-search artist profiles on the JCAST website. Additionally, information stations will be easily accessible throughout the City, with locations listed here.

“We believe in the power of the arts to help grow and sustain our communities,” said

Alberto Garofalo, President of Bank of America New Jersey.

“For more than three decades, JCAST has brought businesses and artists together, and we encourage members of the community and beyond to get out and experience Jersey City’s premier cultural event.”

Presented by Bank of America. Special thanks to JCAST Partners: Goldman Sachs, the Jersey City Economic Development Corporation, GFP Real Estate, and the New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel and Tourism.

JCAST is made possible by Mayor Steven Fulop, the Jersey City Municipal Council, and the Jersey City Office of Cultural Affairs.

For a complete listing of galleries, exhibitions, tours, and special events, please visit www.thejcast.com. For questions about a specific venue’s COVID-19 guidelines, please contact them directly.

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Sponsors for the event Burgiss, Veolia, The Rockefeller Group, Ironstate, Colavita, Dunkin Donuts, Starbucks, JP Bagel Express, This is It Stageworks, Muller Insurance, Hudson County Division of Parks & Roads. Supported in part by a grant from the NJ Department of State, Division of Travel & Tourism. www.visitnj.

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Bands MUST DRESS UP and PERFORM a 35 minute set of material. Most bands will have an opportunity to play 2 shows dur ing the course of this event as we have warm up shows, after parties, and reprise shows during the month of October. Note bands are not guaranteed a spot on the cemetery line-ups. The Ghost of Uncle Joe’s A Halloween MASK-uerade Fundraising Ball Benefiting the Historic Jersey City and Harsimus Cemetery.

Friday October 21st: 5 pm to 10 pm and Saturday October 22nd 2 to 10 pm email Dancing Tony at rockitdocket[at]gmail.

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Branding Artist: Looking for an illustrator and/or graphic artist to create this year’s “ghost mascot” to be used for the stage backdrop, and merchandise and create on-line and printed promotional material.

The RJO AllStars at the Fox & Crow: It’s Saxophones Wild!

The RJO All-Stars return for a saxophone fest in the lovely environs of the Fox & Crow! Join Bryan Beninghove (sax) PLUS Anthony Ware (sax), James Robbins (bass) and Noel Sagerman (drums). It’s a MAD double sax quartet! Plus the food and drink of the F & C. $10 at door. Two shows at 8 and 10 PM.

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was ready to embrace a sound that is more like the first two albums, 2014’s “Language & Perspective” and 2016’s “Disappear Here.”

By Alan Sculley

In one sense, “Apocalypse Whenever,” the current album from Bad Suns, represents a departure for the band.

It marks the first time singer/guitarist and songwriter Christo Bowman has written an album with a central theme and story arc that runs through an entire album.

In the case of “Apocalypse

Whenever,” Bowman crafts a scenario where his character washes up on the beach of a fictional, futuristic Los Angeles. Having nar rowly escaped death, he finds himself flashing back to a variety of key moments in his life, reevaluating his behavior at those times and real izing it’s important to move forward and make the most of the time we have on earth. The flashbacks serve as song vehicles for Bowman to address a host of events and experiences that resonate with his own

life, but get fictionalized in his lyrics, includ ing summer romance (the song “Peachy”), disaffection (“Wishing Fountains”) and exag gerated opinions of self worth (“Life Was Easy When I Only Cared About Me”).

If that’s a new lyri cal approach for Bad Suns, “Apocalypse Whenever” represents a return to more familiar musical and stylistic territory after the band made a stylistic left turn on the 2019 album “Mystic Truth.”

Looking back, Bowman struggles to explain why “Mystic Truth” turned away from the ‘80s-‘90s Brit-pop influences and dancier elements of the first two Bad Suns al bums (think a peppier Cure, Smiths or Happy Mondays, with bits of Elvis Costello mixed in), and instead became more of an organic, oldschool pop/rock album. Coming into “Apocalypse Whenever,” the band

“We felt like we were that band again,” Bowman said in a mid-September phone interview. “I think our third record (“Mystic Truth”), we weren’t so concerned about, we just wanted to do what ever the hell felt right at the moment. I think we wanted to take a break from being ‘that band’ for a minute, frankly. I don’t know why. Maybe we were a little bit worn out at that point and we wanted some freedom. But when it came to making this album, I think we really wanted to be ‘that band’ again. It’s us sort of getting back on course.”

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Live Shadowcast Performance in a Cemetery!

The Historic Jersey City and Harsimus Cemetery

Come join in for a live show that will thrill you, chill you, and fulfill you!

The Cosmic Light Cabaret returns to The Historic Jersey City and Harsimus Cemetery to bring you a kick-ass outdoor Halloween show! Featuring a cos tume contest with excit ing prizes PLUS the full Rocky Horror Picture Show experience, com plete with prop bags, a live shadowcast, and more!

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