Sunday in Jackson Heights: Queens Pride 2013 Parade and Multicultural Festival on 37th Avenue/37th Road between 85th and 75th Streets

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Saturday Night in Gowanus: NYC Popfest 2013 presents The Bats, Tigercats, Flowers, The Hobbes Fan Club, The Proctors and Azure Blue at The Bell House

(Videos courtesy Thew Lawrence)

The Bats Tigercats
Flowers
The Hobbes Fan Club
The Proctors

Saturday Afternoon in the Financial District: Protest in Solidarity with Istanbul Gezi Park in Zuccotti Park

Hillary Clinton vs. Jeb Bush? Fuck Dynasty!

A 20-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From July, 1971 | Thought Catalog

A 20-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From July, 1971 | Thought Catalog

Friday Night in Bushwick: Bushwick Arts Festival / House of Oops presents Loganne Bond, Hype Wonder, MC Eleven, and Eskimeaux at the Tea Factory

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Wednesday Night in Central Park: Marina and the Diamonds (with Charlie XCX) at Rumsey Playfield

Monday Evening in Soho: Hudson Square Music and Wine Festival presents Dave Davies at City Winery

Monday Morning in Locust Valley: Locust Valley Memorial Day Parade

This Memorial Day at 9 AM, we were standing by the Boys and Girls Club on Forest Avenue in Locust Valley watching the North Shore town's annual Memorial Day parade.

Sunday Night in Williamsburg: Twin Cyster, Sediment Club, Cellular Chaos and Adam Markowitz (of the Dreebs) at Death By Audio

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Late Sunday Afternoon in Laurelton: Visiting Family at Montefiore Cemetery

 On our way from the beach, we stopped at old Montefiore Cemetery in Springfield Gardens to see the graves of our Shapiro relatives for the first time since we went there and other New York cemeteries in the mid-1970s after Roots on TV got everyone, not just African-Americans, interested in finding their ancestors.