Art Cart NYC is coming to the FAB! Festival & Block Party.  Art Cart NYC is a mobile gallery inspired by the food-cart craze and pop-up galleries that have become popular all over the city. Come see the premiere exhibition, Godseye 2, of new media artist Duncan Malaschock.  Visit their blog to see what to look forward to when Art Cart NYC lights up the block Saturday, September 25th.

FAB! is so sad to see The New York International Fringe Festival leave 4th Street! What a success! But if you missed anything...

You're in luck! The FringeNYC Encore Series is here to keep those wonderful and successful performances up and running.

For more information for shows, venues, dates and times visit: FringeNYC Encores

DMAC is offering 6 residencies to choreographers beginning November 1, 2010 through August 3, 2011 in the studios at 62 East 4th Street. The residencies are for the chosen choreographers to create new work. Each residency will last approximately 10 weeks. At the conclusion of the residency the work will be showcased in the theater.  Please contact DMAC at duotheatre@gmail.com for a copy of the application.

Downtown Art is company built of teen artists that create original theater, music performance events and are looking for more members for the 2010/11 season.  The audition will be held on Monday, September 13th at WOW Cafe Theater, 61 East 4th Street.  For more information and to reserve a spot, go to www.downtownart.org

East Village has been home to poets, jazz musicians, Vaudeville and Yiddish
theatre, artists represented by blue chip galleries and those painting in the
subways, rock stars, and performance artists.  Inspired by Allen Ginsberg's
epic poem, the mission of HOWL! Festival is to honor, develop, create and
produce. Performances celebrate local cultural icons and lionize, preserve,
and advance the art, history, culture, and counterculture unique to the East
Vilage and Lower East Side.

This week's FAB Tix are on sale
Thurs, Fri., & Sat. September 2-4 from 1-6PM. 

• Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind by the New York Neo-Futurists
• Donnie and the Monsters by Horsetrade Theater Group