Volume 19 No. 6
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Great Things to Do and See on the Hudson Waterfront
Yoga, Dance, Music, Film and so much more By Sally Deering
Summer’s just around the corner and after the winter we had, every day should feel like the 4th of July. One of the many benefits of living here on the Hudson is not only our close proximity to all things Manhattan, but the many activities that are offered either on the water or close to it. From kayaking to dance performances to film screenings on a starry night, there are plenty of fun things to do this summer; here’s a sampling….. SUMMER ENCHANTED EVENINGS Hoboken Concert Series Thurs, 7 pm: Jun 25-Aug 20 Sinatra Park Amphitheater th Between 4 & 5th Streets, Sinatra Drive, Hoboken www.hobokennj.org
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Music under the stars; what a great way to spend a weekday night. Hoboken’s Cultural Affairs department presents free outdoor performances this summer with a little something for everyone. Cont’d on page 6
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ArtSCENE/ A go-to guide to Hudson’s ArtSCENE / June, July & Beyond VISUAL ART
ART HOUSE PRODUCTIONS, 136 Magnolia Ave, JC, (201) 915-9911, www.arthouseproductions. org. Sundays through July 26, 12-3 pm. JOE VELEZ: SIGNAL LOSS. “Art House Productions Gallery presents a collection of haunting and evocative paintings by Jersey City native Joe Velez.” Now through Aug. 27, YOUR MOVE: Call for Entries. YOUR MOVE is a dance photography competition & exhibition that will be presented at the Art House Productions Gallery. The exhibition will be on display to coincide with YOUR MOVE, New Jersey’s modern dance festival hosted by Art House
Productions. GRAND PRIZE includes a prize of cash and merchandise valued at $1,000. (Go to website for submission guidelines.)
BARSKY GALLERY, 49 Harrison St. (old Newman Leather building) HOB. (888) 465-4949, www.barskygallery.com. Now showing: Prints by Alexander Zakharov. “Born in Moscow and currently working in Moscow and Berlin, the Russian master of miniature, painter Alexander Zakharov translates his imagination onto canvas. Through painting, Zakharov developed his own language which speaks of fantasy and nature, blending
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HOBOKEN HISTORICAL MUSEUM, 1301 Hudson St, HOB. (201) 656-2240. www. hobokenmuseum.org. Sat, June 20, 2-4 pm: ON THE WATERFRONT Bus Tour led by Lenny Luizzi, a film industry expert and former trustee of the Hoboken Historical Museum. “This bus tour will highlight the large part Hoboken played in this iconic American film, including the famous edit that takes Marlon Brando and Eva Marie Saint from Church Square Park to Elysian Park in an instant. This is a bus tour and seating
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ISSYRA GALLERY, 300 Newark St, Hoboken (entrance on Observer Highway; free parking behind building.) (201) 459-0700. www. hobokenafricanartgallery.com. Issa Sow, curator and artist. Through June 26: IMAGINATION IS REALITY featuring Rick Krieger, Bishakh
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58 Gallery. Jersey City Artist Initiative, 58 Coles St, JC. www.jerseycityartistinitiative.org. Now through Jun 26: CYBERPUNK, a themed exhibit on transhumanism, and the understanding of how technology will impact the human condition. “The Jersey City Artist Initiative is a nonmembership arts organization which specializes in hosting and organizing fine art exhibits and artistic events such as the Artist House series which offers opportunities to poets, writers, performance artists, theatre artists, group performers & fine artists.” Cont’d on page 4
OPERA SINGER GOES POP
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he got the call, and an hour later opera singer Giselle Bellas of Jersey City was in Avatar Studios in Manhattan working out a song with Louis C.K. for the 5th episode of his Peabody and Emmy Award winning TV Show LOUIE (Thursdays, 10:30 pm, FX). Louis C.K. sang the lyrics he wrote into an iPhone and left Giselle to collaborate with his band SweetPro, which does all the original music for the series. The result: Giselle sang a haunting tune called “Diarrhea” that plays over the episode’s losing credits.
Since that fateful call made by Giselle’s producer Adam Tilzer, who is also the sound engineer on LOUIE, Giselle has turned in performances on six LOUIE episodes collaborating with Louis C.K. and SweetPro and singing tunes that show off her vocal versatility, 4-octave range and sense of humor. “I did all the female vocals for the show,” Giselle says on a coffee break at a Jersey City bagel shop. “For one scene, I had to scream ‘Why? Why?’ over and over in the style of a French woman.” Classically trained, Giselle began her music studies when she was a kid growing up in Orlando, Florida, with her single mom who raised her on a waitress’s earnings, taking extra jobs to keep food on the table and music in
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Giselle’s life. “She sold clothing out of her car so she could buy me a piano,” Giselle says. That sacrifice seems to have paid off big time. Given a full opera scholarship, Giselle attended the Music Conservatory at the New World School of the Arts in Miami. She performed solo at Carnegie Hall and then transferred from the New World School to The New School in Manhattan where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Literature. Her opera credits include roles in HANSEL AND GRETEL, DON GIOVANNI, L’ELISIR D’AMORE, LE NOZZE DI FIGARO, L’AMICO FRITZ, and LA BOHÈME. That was back when Giselle had set her sights on an opera career, performing all the great lyric soprano parts in opera houses all over the world. She even held a job at the
Met gift shop in Manhattan hunting down obscure opera recordings for customers while soaking up the opera scene. “I was surrounded by
an audition, she was grilled more about her blue nail polish than her work as a singer. When Giselle started recording music for the LOUIE show, her
Giselle performs with Keenan McRae at Jersey City Fashion Week at Liberty Science Center opera,” Giselle says. “I singing career took a differwould go backstage and ent trajectory, she says, and watch performances. But the experience helped her opera took away my swag- regain her swagger. ger. It is a very rigid world “I call it my music evoand I felt I was never good lution,” Giselle says. “I’m a enough.” little more ‘ballsy’ now.” Giselle decided to break That ‘ballsiness’ infrom the constraints of the cludes collaborating with opera world when during Cont’d on page 6
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LITM (Love is the Message), 140 Newark Ave, JC, (201) 536-5557, www.litm.com. Now showing: “REVOLUTION” Group Exhibition. “As we approach the anniversary of our country’s declaration of independence, this exhibit captures the spirit of ‘Revolution’.” Featuring Aaron Dunkel, Andrea Brooke D’alessandro, Beth Achenenbach, Cara Parmigiani, Chris Capaci, Dennis Dalelio, Dorie Dahlberg, Doug Stoveken, Fermin Mendoza, Gregory Stone, Greyegg, Harry Go, Jeanette Centeno, Jessica Siemens, Kofi Ofori, Norm
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MANA CONTEMPORARY, 818 Newark Ave, JC, (201) 604-2702, www.manacontemporary.com. Large art complex with exhibitions, artist studios, framing and restoration. “The International Center of Photography will join Mana in 2015. Its new space, an extension of ICP
in Manhattan, will house a collections facility and media lab, allowing visitors access to its images. Through Aug 1: THEOREM: You Simply Destroy the Image I always had of Myself. “Curated by art critic Octavio Zaya, THEOREM presents largescale installation, sculpture, video art, and photography by 30 international artists.
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Cont’d from Cover And don’t miss the community play along on Thurs, July 23rd when the Guitar Bar All Stars attempt to beat the world’s record for “Most People Playing a Stringed Instrument on the Same Song”. Hundreds of local musicians gathered To learn more about for a group performance Giselle, go to: of Bob Dylan’s “Knockin’ www.giselle.us; or visit her Facebook page. on Heaven’s Door” last year. Tutorials are provided You can also hear Giselle sing “Diarrhea” and other for guitar, mandolin and ukulele on the Guitar Bar’s songs on YouTube.com YouTube page, so start practicing for that world record. Here’s the summer line-up! Jun 25: Karen Kuhl Band and Christine Santelli Band Save on you favorite: Wine, Liquors, Jul 2:Hoboken All Star Jam Vodka, Rum, Whiskey, Tequila and Beer featuring Krystal Jul 9: Hoboken Summer Don’t forget Dad this Father’s Day Bash hosted by Frank Raia We have a large selection of Beer and Wines Jul 16: The Gordys and Abbe River & Friends We also carry Cigars Jul 23: Guitar Bar All Stars Jul 30: Ray Rodriguez y Swing Savroso. Aug 6: Skanatra (reunion concert) Aug 13: Swingadelic Aug 20: Julio Fernandez & Friends featuring a Top Flite / Park Ave Band Reunion
Cont’d from page 3 members of SweetPro and recording her own music; Giselle’s debut EP comes out soon. Communityminded, she volunteers with the Jersey City Youth Foundation and has sung “The Star-Spangled Banner” at several events sponsored by the Jersey City Mayor’s Office. Recently, she made a non-exclusive agreement with Joma Music Group which will be promoting her songs to TV and film projects. “They put songs on TV
shows like ‘Scandal’,” Giselle says. Will she be adding Season 6 of LOUIE to her fall schedule? It’s too soon to tell, she says. Still, fingers are crossed and hopes are high. She describes Louis C.K. as a sensitive genius and it seems her work on LOUIE has not only given her the opportunity to create with one of the greatest comics of our time, it inspired her to write and sing her own tunes far from the world of opera. (My songs) are Pop, but
not Bubble Gum Pop,” Giselle says. “More like Pop with a message, like Leslie Gore’s ‘You Don’t Own Me’ and tunes by Adele and Peggy Lee. My songs are more like what Pop used to be.”
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FUN HUDSON Cont’d from page 6 Jul 15: BIRDMAN, starring Michael Keaton, Zach Galifianakis, and Edward Norton. Jul 22: THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE, starring Frank Sinatra and Angela Lansbury. Jul 29: BIG HERO 6, Academy Award Winner for Best Animated Feature Film. Aug 5: CINDERELLA, starring Lily James, Cate Blanchett and Richard Madden. Aug 12: HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2; at 7 pm, Preschool of Rock performs. Aug 19: Disney’s FROZEN. HUDSON RIVER DANCE FESTIVAL Wed & Thurs, June 17, 18 at 6:30 pm Pier 63 in Chelsea, NYC www.HudsonRiverPark.org A huge free treat for dance lovers, the Hudson River Dance Festival features some of the best dancers in New York as they take the stage for this celebration of Modern Dance. For two nights only; bring a blanket (chairs are not allowed on the Pier 63 lawn) and watch the Paul Taylor Dance Company, Parsons Dance and Ballet Hispanico with the Hudson at their feet. WALK THE WATERWAY Sun June 28, Sept 13, & Sept 27 Hudson River Waterfront Conservancy Sponsored Waterfront Walks www.hudsonriverwaterfront.org
To get a good view of the new and improved waterfront, the Hudson River Waterfront Conservancy (HRWC) sponsors waterfront walks that focus on different locations on the Hudson. Each waterfront walk is approximately 2-3 miles. Upcoming walks: June 28, Bayonne, Dennis Collins Park; Sept 13, Liberty State Park, North/ Liberty Marina; Sept 27, Edgewater South. Walkers meet at 9 am and walk from 9:30 to noon and return to the starting point by 12:30 pm. Cost per walk: $5 per person, payable in cash or check on day of walk. Each walker will be asked to sign a release form. To sign up, email walks@hudsonriverwaterfront.org with your contact info, date of the walk you are interested in, and number of walkers. RIVER DANCE Thurs, Jul 9 - Aug 13, 6:30 pm The Kennedy Dancers J. Owen Grundy Pier Exchange Place, Jersey City (201) 659-2190 www.kennedydancers.org The Kennedy Dancers’ Professional Company and Inner City Youth Junior Dance Company perform on the J. Owen Grundy Pier with the Manhattan Skyline as their backdrop, and as part of Jersey City’s Summer Dance Festival Series. DOWNWARD DOG ON THE PIER Free Waterfront Yoga by Michelle Timek
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Sat, July 11, Aug. 8, Sept 12, 9-10:15 am J. Owen Grundy Pier Exchange Place, JC (201) 357-7292 www.michelletimekyoga. com Bring your yoga mat, a bottle of water, and your pals to free yoga on the waterfront by Michelle Timek who teaches yoga in downtown Jersey City. In 2010, Timek began offering free guided yoga sessions on the Hudson to give the community the chance to enjoy the experience of yoga with the beautiful skyline in the background. What began as a small gathering grew to more than 60 participants at each class last summer. Timek focuses on movement, breath, laughter, fun, ease, playfulness and discovery. “It’s quite a magical site and feeling to see everyone gathered together in front of the glistening water and skyscrapers, collectively saluting the morning sun. The energy, views and experience is all so amazing. We’re so excited for this season to do it all over again.” Did You Know... •The king of hearts is the only king without a moustache on a standard playing card! •One car out of every 230 made was stolen last year! Now You Know...
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Hudson County Cultural Affairs Director Bill La Rosa and his wife Suzanne Clare attend First Ever Braddock Park Art Festival Photo-The RVO Team Arcadio who created largerOn Sun, June 14th artthan-life paintings right ists gathered at Hudson there in the park. County’s James J. BradDirector of the Hudson dock Park in North Bergen County Office of Cultural for the first ever Braddock Affairs and Tourism Bill La Park Art Festival. Under Rosa attended with his wife sunny skies and with cool Suzanne Clare. Like many breezes blowing off the Hudson, people came from who attended, La Rosa and his wife shopped for all over to visit the park, a souvenir T-Shirt to commeet the artists and see memorate the event. their works, like Ray
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ituated in the middle of Palisade Avenue on 51st Street in West New York, Louie’s BBQ Pit serves ribs, chicken, brisket and pulled pork smoked and barbecued in owner Luis Morilla’s secret seasonings. Morilla opened his eatery just five weeks ago and his take-out has already taken off. Louie’s BBQ Pit has a simple menu that packs a wallop of smokin’ flavor in its dishes. It features Pork and Beef Ribs, Chicken, Brisket and Pulled Pork – smoked, seasoned and barbecued Texas style. There’s a Whole Chicken with Rice and Beans, a Full Rack of Pork Ribs with Rice and Beans; Beef Ribs with Rice and Beans; and Pulled Pork, Chicken & Brisket Sandwiches. Customers can order Family Meals like a Whole Chicken, 6 Pork Ribs and Rice and Beans combo; and a Full Rack of Pork Ribs with Rice and Beans. Louie’s BBQ Pit serves yummy sides, too, like Tamales and Chicken Croquettes; and you can order Brisket by the pound. The urban eatery features a counter and stools for those who want to eatin. Upstairs, Morilla marinades, rubs, seasons,
and smokes the meats he serves in oak wood. It’s also where he keeps a book of secret recipes, mainly the seasonings he uses for his rubs and marinades. Morilla brines chicken, and marinades brisket and pulled pork from 18-22 hours before barbecuing. “I like to please people,” Morilla says, taking a much-needed break outside his eatery. “I enjoy cooking and I cook good smoked barbecue.” Born in Cuba, Luis Morilla came to the U.S. when he was 17. His family settled in West New York where Morilla graduated from Memorial High School. He went on to Kean College for two years and from there went into business selling clothes in New York and then Union City. Years later, he turned to cooking. After only five weeks, Louie’s BBQ Pit already has signature dishes like the Pulled Pork that are turning one-time customers into regulars. One customer stopped in recently for Morilla’s barbecue who was doing business in New York and hails from Louisville, Kentucky. Mainly a takeout spot, Louie’s BBQ Pit delivers to West New York and town beyond like North Bergen, Guttenberg, Weehawken, and Union City. Morilla hopes to get the word out to
hunting, and fishing.”
Luis Morilla, Owner of Louie’s BBQ Pit in West New York, with his Texas style barbecued chickens
residents on the waterfront, and plans to start delivering to Hoboken, too. “I always liked barbecue
and my son Louie liked barbecue,” Morilla says. “It was something we enjoyed together like baseball,
The late Louis Morilla
If you look closely at Louie’s BBQ Pit logo, you’ll see a blue baseball cap with the No. 22 on top of the “o” in Louie. It stands for Morilla’s son Louis Morilla and the cap he wore as a catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers. In 2010, Louis Morilla lost his life from a gunshot wound during an altercation in Passaic. Five years later, Luis opened Louie’s BBQ Pit, naming the eatery after his son. On the baseball field, Louis Morilla’s position was Catcher, but he was also a great hitter, his dad says. Luis Morilla remembers when a Major League Baseball scout was coming to see his son play and the young Louie said to his dad: “All I want is for them to pitch to me; I’ll take it from there,” Luis recalls. Cont’d on page 16
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THINGS ARE SMOKIN’ AT LOUIE’S BBQ PIT Cont’d from page 15 “That’s how I feel about Louie’s BBQ,” Morilla says. “All I want is for people to try the food, just once, and I’m sure they’ll come back a second time.” If you go: Louie’s BBQ Pit 5107 Palisade Ave, West New York (201) 974-8848 Hours: Mon-Sat, 10:30 am-8 pm
BBQ PIT We Deliver! Luis Morilla (far right) with his crew at Louie’s BBQ Pit in West New York
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FIELD STATION: DINOSAURS to Visit 19 NJ Libraries Dinos Come to Hoboken Public Library Thurs, June 25 The school year is coming to a close once again and libraries are encouraging children to take advantage of the time off to explore some of the many great books available as part of New Jersey’s Summer Reading program. This year’s theme is “Every Story Has a Hero,” and Field Station: Dinosaurs wants to encourage youngsters to take their reading skills to new heights when their annual tour takes them to 19 different library branches. This is the fourth consecutive year Field Station: Dinosaurs has been involved with New Jersey’s summer reading program. Field Station: Dinosaurs in Secaucus is a world-class family attraction that combines cutting-edge science with the creative minds of great artists and teachers to
experience that’s thrilling, educational and fun with over thirty life-sized, realistic dinosaurs that come to life thanks to the brilliant engineering of the world’s leading roboticists and the imagination of our artists. Scientists from the New Jersey State Museum have worked to ensure that the exhibition encompasses the latest theories and discoveries in the fields of paleontology, geology, and environmental studies but at the center of it all is the fun, the joy and the wonder of dinosaurs. On the library tour, the Field Station’s talented
Dinosaur Troubadour will have kids singing and dancing along to original songs about dinosaurs – naturally! Each visit will culminate in a special surprise guest – a 15-foot Tyrannosaurus Rex that kids will have a chance to meet. “My love of dinosaurs came from some great books about them that I read during summers as a youngster right here in New Jersey,” Guy Gesell, Executive Producer of Field Station: Dinosaurs, says. “Our Dinosaur Troubadour and our incredible T-Rex are on a mission to share that same excitement about reading that I felt as a child and that’s why we love being part of the summer reading program.” However, this year’s library tour was not without its challenges as sponsorship dollars were not available. “Libraries statewide have come to rely on us to help launch their summer reading program,” Gesell says. “We didn’t want all
those families and children to miss a great experience, so we covered most of the expenses and the libraries helped as well.” Field Station: Dinosaurs’ “Every Story Has a Hero” Tour will take place at the following: Jun 18, 3:15 pm, Manasquan Public Library, 55 Broad St. Jun 19, 3:30 pm, West Orange Public Library, 46 Mount Pleasant Ave Jun 22, 11 am, Plainfield Public Library, 800 Park Ave. Jun 22, 2 pm, Kinnelon Public Library, 132 Kinnelon Rd. Jun 22, 5 pm, IrvingtonPublic Library, 5 Civic Sq. Jun 23, 11 am, Peapack-Gladstone Library, 1 School St. Jun 23, 2 pm, Glen Ridge Public Library, 240 Ridgewood Ave. Jun 23, 4:15 pm, Manville Public Library, 100 South
Main Library, 1 George Frederick Plaza Jun 24, 4:15 pm, Iselin Branch Library, 1081 Green St. Jun 24, 6:30 pm, Kenilworth Public Library, Kenilworth, 548 Boulevard Jun 25, 2 pm, Hoboken Public Library, 500 Park Ave. Jun 25, 4:30 pm, Ellwood Branch Library, 44 Lyell Rd. Jun 25, 7 pm, River Edge Public Library, 685 Elm Ave. Jun 26, 11 am, Maplewood Library, 51 Baker St. Jun 26, 2 pm, Rahway Public Library, 2 City Hall Plaza Jun 26, 4 pm, Middletown Public Library, 55 New Monmouth Rd All library programs are free; for more info go to www.fieldstationdinosaurs. com.
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NEWARK MUSEUM, 49 Washington St, Newark, NJ. (973) 596.6550; www.newarkmuseum. org. Opens Sat, June 27: FROM PEARLS TO PLATINUM TO PLASTIC, Lore Ross Jewelry Gallery Reinstallation. “Whether it is made of natural miracles or marvels of human invention and skill, jewelry has adorned the human body since prehistoric times. The Newark Museum has been collecting jewelry since 1911, and has one of the most comprehensive holdings in the country. The Lore Ross Jewelry Gallery, newly redesigned and reinstalled, will showcase jewelry across seven centuries. The focus of the new installation is the wide array of materials, both noble and humble, that have been used over the centuries to create things of beauty for personal adornment.” Sat, June 27: JEWELRY DISCOVERY DAY: BURIED TREASURE. A day-long celebration. 10:30 am-noon: The Stories Behind the Stones:
From Pearls to Platinum to Plastic. Speaker: Ulysses Grant Dietz, Chief Curator and Curator of Decorative Arts. 1:30-3 pm: Jewelry Appraisal on the Big Screen, Sarah Churgin, appraiser on the PBS series “Antiques Roadshow,” and a panel of experts will showcase selected objects brought by participants and discuss what makes a piece of jewelry unique and collectible. 3-5 pm: One-On-One Appraisals and Gallery Viewing. Bring your most cherished piece of jewelry and receive one-on-one appraisals. Fee: $25 members; $35 non-members. Pre-registration required, call 973.596.6613 or register on-line at newarkmuseum.org. WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to Jewelry Discovery Day; a copy of The Glitter and the Gold: Fashioning America’s Jewelry by Janet A. Zapata and Ulysses Dietz; and a Newark Museum membership. To enter, use hashtag #DiscoveredJewels on your Facebook, Twitter or Instragram. Winner selected on June 23rd. .
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