Today (May 10, 2009), Italian Tomato is holding a Mother’s day cake fair at the Mitsuwa Marketplace in New Jersey. There are more 30 Italian Tomato originals on sale as well as many new additions, all produced by Japanese cake patisseries.

The fair is located at the front entrance of the Mitsuwa Marketplace. The Mitsuwa Marketplace is on 595 River Road, Edgewater, NJ 07020 and is open everyday from 9am till 9pm. Shuttle Bus from NYC are available in the South Building of the Port Authority Bus Terminal.

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Mango & Raspberry Mousse Cake – $2.80

Baked Cheese Cake – $2.80

Chiffon Cake – $3.00

Eclair – $1.25

Chestnut Pie – $1.75

The World Cyber Games 2009 Fighter Club is coming to the Samsung Experience in New York City on April 25-26. Come join in the featured boutes in Street Fighter IV, Dead or Alive 4, Soul Calibur IV, and Virtua Fighter 5. Admission is FREE but space is limited. There are sweet prizes for the competitions. To compete, you must signup.

The Go Green Expo is coming to New York City April 17-19 and will showcase environmentally friendly goods and services for use in modern everyday living. The event will last three days and will consist of 200 booths / exhibits, film presentations, eco-fashion show, green marketplace, interactive seminars, and hands on activities. Day one (Friday April 17) will be geared towards Businesses (B2B Day), only buyers will be permitted to enter and they can do so free of charge. Weekend pass for Saturday and Sunday (April 18 & 19) will be available at $10 for consumers, but for a limited time use the coupon code: NYGREEN and get your weekend passes FREE. Children under the age of 12 and senior citizens (65+) can enter free of charge. Students that bring a valid student ID can also enter free of charge. More details on the event can be found over here.

Expo Location:
The Hilton New York
1335 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10019
www.Hilton.com

Business-to-Business Expo
Friday, April 17th • 12pm – 6pm

Business-to-Business & Business-to-Consumer Expo
Saturday, April 18th • 10am – 6pm
Sunday, April 19th • 10am – 5pm

The annual Asian Pacific American Heritage Festival will take place on Sunday, May 6 at the Union Square park from 12 to 6 pm. There will be live music and dances, martial arts, film screenings, children’s activities, arts and crafts, and over a hundred participating organizations. Organizations will have booths and will encompass advocacy groups, arts organizations, social clubs, professional associations, social service agencies, vendors, food stands, arts & crafts tables, even fortune tellers and Mhendi tattoo artists. The Heritage Festival is the largest Pan Asian outdoor event on the East Coast. Don’t miss out!

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New York City Fair Trade Coalition

I urge you come out and support this awesome cause. Pave the way for economic justice and environmental sustainability by shopping Fair trade this holiday season.

The FIRST ANNUAL FAIR TRADE FAIR in partnership with Oxfam@NYU and Judson Memorial Church.

Buy fair trade for the holidays and shop your conscience
-Artisanal Goods
-Clothing & Accessories
-Coffee & Chocolate
-Bake Sale

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th 11 am – 4 pm
JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH ASSEMBLY HALL
239 Thompson Street (South of Washington Square Park between 3rd and 4th Streets)

NO ENTRANCE FEE

I came across this today while randomly surfing the net and thought it may be of interest to you guys. It’s a showcase sponsored by Target entitled Design Life Now: National Design Triennial 2006, featuring experimental designs and ideas that emerged at the center of American culture between 2003 and 2006, including animation and new media, fashion, robotics, architecture, product, medical and graphic design. Like the bullseye retailer itself, the show is aimed at showing how extraordinary design can change everyday life. It’s taking place at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum (91st St at Fifth Ave) until July 29, 2007. I’ll be going sometime next week so if you get a chance to go before then let me know if its worth checking out.

Come out and join Macy’s in celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Broadway’s Chicago. Stop by the new Men’s Store at Macy’s Herald Square (Seventh Ave at 34th St) on November 6 from 6 to 8pm for the party and Catch performances by current Chicago cast members and a Q&A with TONY theater critic Adam Feldman and past Chicago headliners, including Marilu Henner.

Guests will enjoy complimentary offerings by Frederick Wildman and Sons and Chef & Company, and receive a TONY gift with purchase. Plus, spend $100 on men’s clothing or shoes that evening and receive either a pair of tickets for the dress rehearsal of the November 14 Gala Benefit performance of Chicago, or the special tenth anniversary edition Chicago CD/DVD set.

Think you have what it takes to be an Assassin? Well now you can test your skills in a three week water gun tournament. You start off with a manila envelope containing a picture and contact information (name, home/work address, phone and email) of your intended target. You then hunt down your target by any means you see fit and kill them via a water gun attack. Remember your living in fear 24 hours a day for three weeks. Once you have killed your intended target you inherit their target. This process continues until you make your way around to someone that has your photo, in which case you are declared the winner!

Sound like a piece of cake huh? Join today before all the spots get filled up. Definitely a great way to relieve stress from everyday work!

A bit of warning: Be on the look out for me, I might just be out to get you!

The 16th Annual Hong kong Dargon Boat Festival is in New York this weekend. SAT, AUG 12 – SUN AUG 13, 2006 | 9AM – 5PM FLUSHING MEADOWS PARK | FREE ADMISSION | RAIN OR SHINE

Come out and have some fun watching an awesome sport that is becoming quite popular in the States.

In addition to Dragon Boat racing there are a host of other events schedule to take place.

Updated Event Schedule Click here
Updated Travel Directions Click Here
Updated Cash and Prizes 2006 Click Here

Dada @ The Moma, NY
June 18–September 11, 2006

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Visit the Dada on Film exhibition page

“This major museum exhibition, which premiered at the National Gallery of Art, is the first in the United States to focus exclusively on Dada, one of the twentieth century’s most influential avant-garde art movements. Responding to the disasters of World War I and to an emerging modern media and machine culture, Dada artists led a creative revolution that profoundly shaped the course of subsequent art. Dada was a defiantly international movement, the first to self-consciously position itself as an expansive network crossing countries and continents. Born in neutral Zurich and New York, two cities that served as independent points of origin for the movement, Dada rapidly spread to Berlin, Cologne, Hannover, Paris, and beyond. This exhibition surveys the many forms of Dada artistic production as developed in the movement’s six primary city centers and features over four hundred works in a dynamic multimedia installation that includes collages, films, paintings, photographs, printed matter, sound recordings, and sculpture. Among the nearly fifty artists represented are Hans Arp, Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst, Raoul Hausmann, Hannah Höch, Francis Picabia, Kurt Schwitters, and Sophie Taeuber, along with a number of less familiar individuals associated with the movement. A publication accompanies the exhibition.”