A photo by Mary Nampima, one of 12 Ugandan girls given cameras to record a day in their lives; the resulting exhibit, "Zoom Uganda," is at the Mercy Corps Action Center through Sept. 30.

ONGOING

••• Third Rail Projects’ “The Drifting Encyclopedia,” an art installation of “an assemblage of American oddities,” is at the World Financial Center Monday through Friday, noon to 4 p.m., as part of the River to River Festival; through Sept. 3.

••• “This Mess We’re In: Reflections on the Metropolis,” a group show at Pelavin Gallery; through Sept. 3.

••• “Art Is,” a group show at the Dash Gallery; through Sept. 3.

••• “Gathering,” poems and prints by Ed Colker at Poets House; through September 18.

••• “Radiance,” paintings by James Walton Fox, at Poets House; through September 18.

••• James Franco’s “The Dangerous Book Four Boys” at Clocktower Gallery. Through Sept. 30.

••• “Zoom Uganda,” an exhibit of photos by Ugandan girls, at Mercy Corps Action Center. Through Sept. 30.

••• “Portraits: Species & Icons,” paintings by Stephen Ladin, at DietzSpace. Through Sept. 30.

••• “The Morgenthaus: A Legacy of Service” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through December.

••• “Project Mah Jongg,” about the traditions, history, and meanings of mah jongg in Jewish-American culture, at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through Jan. 2.

Luis Jacob's "Without Persons" opens at Art in General on Sept. 16.

SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER 2: “Both Here and There: Yale-China and a Century of Transformative Encounters” opens at the Museum of Chinese in America; through Oct. 11. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge.

SEPTEMBER 3: Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women with Eilen Jewell at City Winery; also, Doc Wasabassco’s Burlesque. ••• An exhibit of photographs by Bernard Fuchs opens at Jack Hanley Gallery; through Oct. 3. ••• Closing reception for “Art Is” at Dash Gallery.

SEPTEMBER 4: Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca.

SEPTEMBER 5: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Blessing of the Backpacks at Trinity Wall Street. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 6: Battery Park City Neighbors’ Network annual Labor Day potluck at the Upper Room. ••• Jazz at B Flat.

SEPTEMBER 7: Opening reception for “None Taken,” an exhibition of new work by the 2009-2010 fellows of the New York Academy of Art; through Oct. 3. ••• Opening reception for “Drabbles,” work by William George Wadman,” at Soho Photo; through Oct. 2. Also on view: solo exhibits by Gary Duehr, Bob Neiman, Maria Burns, and Joan Lemler. ••• Tao Lin, author of “Richard Yates,” at Barnes & Noble Tribeca; also, children’s storytime. ••• CB1’s Battery Park City committee meeting.

SEPTEMBER 8: Maria Bartiromo (“The Weekend That Changed Wall Street”) at Borders Wall Street. ••• “The Prophet of Monto,” a play by John Paul Murphy, opens at the Flea; through Sept. 25. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• The Sway Machinery at City Winery. ••• “Nance O’Neill,” a new play by David Foley, opens at Access Theater, presented by Blue Coyote and Access Theater.

SEPTEMBER 9: “A Space of Time So Small,” work by Tara Fracalossi, opens at Pelavin Gallery; through Oct. 23. (A reception will be held on Sept. 16.) ••• Roy Cohen (“The Wall Street Professional’s Survival Guide”) at Borders Wall Street. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge.

SEPTEMBER 10: Fashion’s Night Out, a citywide event celebrating shopping, with special events and discounts at Tribeca boutiques such as A Uno, La Lumia, Thom Browne, Issey Miyake, Steven Alan, Nili Lotan, Otte, Resale Riches, and others. ••• At 92YTribeca, saxophonist Cochema Gastelum; two films with Spanish actress Ana Torrent, “The Spirit of the Beehive” (1973) and “Cría Cuervos” (1976). ••• The Golden Palominos at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 11: Scissor artist Karl Johnson cuts silhouettes at Babesta Cribz. ••• “Rapunzel” opens at the Manhattan Children’s Theatre; through Nov. 8. ••• “Chinatown POV: Reflections on September 11th” opens at the Museum of Chinese in America; through Nov. 29. Also: Marissa Moss will discuss her children’s book, “Sky High: The True Story of Maggie Gee.” ••• At 92YTribeca: Meta and the Cornerstones with dance troupe (D) Ancestry; two films by documentary filmmaker James Benning, “American Dreams” (1983) and “Deseret” (1995). ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Stan Ridgway at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 12: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery. ••• Battery Park City Block Party at the Esplanade Plaza (where the volleyball courts are), including tango lessons sponsored by the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center.

SEPTEMBER 13: At 92YTribeca: Edward Albee moderates a panel discussion with playwrights Amy Herzog, David Greenspan, Adam Bock, and Bathsheba Doran in honor of Playwrights’ Horizons 40th anniversary. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• David Levithan (“Love Is the Higher Law”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• CB1’s WTC Redevelopment committee meeting. ••• David Broza at City Winery. ••• “Sons of Perdition,” a documentary about kids kicked out of a polygamous Mormon sect, screens at Tribeca Cinemas.

SEPTEMBER 14: Authors Jennifer Egan (“A Visit from the Goon Squad”) and Darin Straus (“Chang and Eng”) read at the Pen Parentis literary salon. ••• At 92YTribeca, author Deborah Tannen talks about sisters. ••• The authors of “Saxophone Colossus: A Portrait of Sonny Rollins” at Barnes & Noble Tribeca; also, children’s storytime. ••• CB1’s Seaport committee meeting. ••• Mira Awad at City Winery. ••• Art historian/artist Isabelle Bonzom lectures at the New York Academy of Art.

SEPTEMBER 15: CB1’s Tribeca committee meeting. ••• Nobel Prize–winning neuroscientist Eric Kandel introduces a film about his life, “In Search of Memory,” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. ••• At 92YTribeca, author and therapist Jeanne Safer on forgiveness; “Sweetgrass,” a documentary about sheep searching for grazing areas; and a revue/discussion on women in comedy with Samantha Bee, Allison Silverman, and Morgan Murphy. ••• Handbook for an American Revolutionary, Matthew Lee-Erlbach’s one-man, ten-character play about “ordinary Americans in extraordinary times,” opens at Canal Park Playhouse; through Oct. 3. ••• “You can’t get there from here but you can get here from there,” a group exhibit, opens at Apexart; through Oct. 30. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Stephanie Dolgoff (“My Formerly Hot Life”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• “Orange, Hat & Grace,” a play by Gregory S. Moss, opens at Soho Rep.

SEPTEMBER 16: At 92YTribeca, the cast of Broadway’s “Million Dollar Quartet” perform and talk; Comedy Below Canal, all about teenage mortification. ••• Glenn Plaskin (“Katie Up and Down the Hall”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• “Without Persons,” an exhibit of multimedia art by Luis Jacob, opens at Art in General; through Nov. 13. Also opening at Art in General: General Public Library, a library and reading room organized by Mylinh Nguyen; through Nov. 13. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• CB1’s Landmarks committee meeting. ••• Over the Rhine at City Winery. ••• Reception for “A Space of Time So Small,” work by Tara Fracalossi, at Pelavin Gallery. ••• Mae Ngai discusses her book, “The Lucky Ones: One Family and the Extraordinary Invention of Chinese America” at the Museum of the Chinese in America. ••• Reception for “Portraits: Species & Icons,” the exhibit of paintings by Stephen Ladin at DietzSpace.

SEPTEMBER 17: WFC in the Loop, knitting and crocheting for charity, at World Financial Center.

SEPTEMBER 18: A.R. Gurney’s new play, “Office Hours,” premieres at the Flea; through Oct. 24. ••• Canal Park Playhouse’s Children’s Brunch series kicks off with the Piccolini Trio’s “The Circus in a Trunk.” ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• 2010 Nigeria Entertainment Awards at BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center. ••• The Cat in the Hat at Borders Wall Street. ••• Matt Hires at City Winery. ••• At Soho Rep, playwright Gregory S. Moss talks with Paula Vogel.

SEPTEMBER 19: Friends of Washington Market Park host a family square dance from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. ••• Fulton Stall Market. ••• At 92YTribeca: Princess Katie & Racer Steve perform for kids. ••• The Piccolini Trio’s “The Circus in a Trunk” at Canal Park Playhouse. ••• Klezmer brunch and Bleeding Love cabaret salon at City Winery; also, Jeffrey Gaines and the Kennedys. ••• Thomas Buergenthal (“A Lucky Child: A Memoir of Surviving Auschwitz as a Young Boy”) reads at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

SEPTEMBER 20: Downtown Dance Factory’s new space at 291 Broadway opens. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Emily Wells at City Winery. ••• Kati Marton (“Enemies of the People: My Family’s Journey to America”) reads at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

SEPTEMBER 21: Tim Gunn (“Gunn’s Golden Rules”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Paula Cole at City Winery. ••• Artist Hilary Harkness lectures at the New York Academy of Art. ••• Fall preview sale event at Housing Works Tribeca ($10 at the door, free for members).

SEPTEMBER 22: “Pilgrim,” a show of artworks by Jocelyn Hobbie, opens at KS Art/Kerry Schuss; through TK. ••• At 92YTribeca: writer/poet Bruce Frankel on life after 50. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Kristen Schaal and Rich Blomquist (“The Sexy Book of Sexy Sex”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Emily Wells and Shilpa Ray at City Winery. ••• Pasanella & Son hosts a tasting with folks from Brklyn Larder.

SEPTEMBER 23: Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• Jackopierce at City Winery. ••• At 92YTribeca: Animated shorts by John R. Dilworth; Comedy Below Canal. ••• Historians Judy Yung and Erika Lee discuss Angel Island at the Museum of the Chinese in America.

SEPTEMBER 24: Tribeca Retail Club’s Fashion for Fall event. ••• Scrapomatic at City Winery; also, Chris Smither and Peter Mulvey. ••• New York Surf Film Festival at Tribeca Cinemas. ••• At 92YTribeca: The New York City Short Film Festival (also Sept. 25).

SEPTEMBER 25: The Piccolini Trio’s “The Circus in a Trunk.” at Canal Park Playhouse. ••• Opening reception for “The Third Meaning,” the first show at RH Gallery; through Nov. 11. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• John Hiatt with Holly Williams at City Winery. ••• New York Surf Film Festival at Tribeca Cinemas.

SEPTEMBER 26: At 92YTribeca: Dream Jam Band performs for kids. ••• The Piccolini Trio’s “The Circus in a Trunk.” at Canal Park Playhouse. ••• Fulton Stall Market. The filmmakers behind “Jews and Baseball: An American Love Story” present their film at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. ••• New York Surf Film Festival at Tribeca Cinemas.

SEPTEMBER 27: Pinnacle Medical opens at 200 Chambers. ••• Ignited States’ “Properties of Play” at Canal Park Playhouse. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Documentary “12th & Delaware” screens at Tribeca Cinemas.

SEPTEMBER 28: CityKids and Shepard Fairey’s “Keep a Positive Thought” opens at the World Financial Center; through Oct. 17. ••• Tucker Max (“Assholes Finish First”) at Borders Wall Street. ••• At 92YTribeca: the premiere of “D Tour,” a film about a musician who needs a new kidney right as his career takes off. •• Tad Hills (“How Rocket Learned to Read”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• John Hiatt with Holly Williams at City Winery. ••• Artist Wei Dong lectures at the New York Academy of Art.

SEPTEMBER 29: Poet Afzal Ahmed Syed at Poets House. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• “Language and the Wild Child” at Soho Rep.

SEPTEMBER 30: Poets Eileen Myles and Douglas A. Martin at Poets House. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• Russian Documentary Film Festival at Tribeca Cinemas. ••• At 92YTribeca: “Risk!” a night of storytelling; “Meet the Lady: Hagsploitation!” devoted to film’s classic crones.

LINKS
Not all were necessarily included in this edition of the calendar.

• 92YTribeca
• Apexart
• Art in General
• Arts World Financial Center
• Barnes & Noble Tribeca
• B Flat
• BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
• Borders Wall Street
• Bubble Lounge
• Canal Park Playhouse
• CB1
• Cheryl Hazan Gallery
• City Winery
• CsillaWear
• The Dash Gallery
• DietzSpace
• Duane Park restaurant
• Equinox
• The Flea
• Fulton Stall Market
• Hudson River Park
• Jack Hanley Gallery
• Kimmerich
• Kiva Cafe
• KS Art
• Macao Trading Co.
• Manhattan Children’s Theatre
• Mayor’s Cup
• Mercy Corps Action Center
• Museum of Chinese in America
• Museum of Jewish Heritage
• Mysterious Bookshop
• New Amsterdam Market
• New York Academy of Art
• New York Vintners
• Pelavin Gallery
• Pen Parentis
• Poets House
• River to River Festival
• SEAPaddle NYC
• Soho Photo
• Soho Rep
• Tribeca Cinemas
• Tribeca Retail Club
• Trinity Wall Street
• Washington Market Park

••• Today’s deal on Scoop St.: $10 now for a punchcard worth $20 at Chinatown Ice Cream Factory.

••• Euphoria Spa’s fall special: “Purchase any two IPL packages, two microdermabrasion facials, and 60 minute heaven scent massages and receive one free. Offer valid through October 24, 2010. No expiration for use of the package.” Also: “Have you ever wondered what a ‘dosha’ is? Experience a complimentary 30-minute Sundari facial to determine your own personal dosha during lunch hours at euphoria (12–2 p.m.).” Call 212-925-5925 for an appointment. (I called to find out what a dosha is: I was told that the concept is “based in Ayurvedic philosophy. There are three main dosha types. They incorporate everything about your self, and knowing your dosha type helps you figure out what you should eat, what exercises you should do, skincare, times of day you should be doing certain things. when you learn your dosha type, a lot of things make sense.”)

••• Coming to City Winery: Thomas Ian Nicholas (from American Pie) on Sept. 5; two screenings of Leonard Cohen’s Songs from the Road on Sept. 12; Fran Healy from Travis on Oct. 7; Bob Mould and Lenny Kaye on Nov. 4; Bob Mould and Marshall Crenshaw on Nov. 5.

"King of the River (to Stanley Kunitz)" is one of the James Walton Fox paintings on view at Poets House through Sept. 18.

ONGOING

••• AceFest, a film festival celebrating up-and-coming independent filmmakers, at Tribeca Cinemas; through Aug. 28.

••• “Sex in Mommyville,” a one-woman show by/with Anna Fishbeyn, at the Flea; through Aug. 29.

••• “Cosmicism and Contemporary Forestry,” a show of work by Kal Spelletich at Jack Hanley Gallery; through Aug. 31.

••• Third Rail Projects’ “The Drifting Encyclopedia,” an art installation of “an assemblage of American oddities,” is at the World Financial Center Monday through Friday, noon to 4 p.m., as part of the River to River Festival; through Sept. 3.

••• “This Mess We’re In: Reflections on the Metropolis,” a group show at Pelavin Gallery; through Sept. 18.

••• “Gathering,” poems and prints by Ed Colker at Poets House; through September 18.

••• “Radiance,” paintings by James Walton Fox, at Poets House; through September 18.

••• “Art Is,” a group show at the Dash Gallery; through date TBD.

••• James Franco’s “The Dangerous Book Four Boys” at Clocktower Gallery. Through Sept. 30.

••• “Zoom Uganda,” an exhibit of photos by Ugandan girls, at Mercy Corps Action Center. Through Sept. 30.

••• “The Morgenthaus: A Legacy of Service” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through December.

••• “Project Mah Jongg,” about the traditions, history, and meanings of mah jongg in Jewish-American culture, at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through Jan. 2.

"The Invention of Dr. NakaMats," about a quirky Japanese inventor, screens at Tribeca Cinemas on Aug. 23.

AUGUST

AUGUST 20: Stuzzicheria opens for aperitivo and dinner. ••• At 92YTribeca: A singalong to “Xanadu,” the 1980 musical staring Olivia Newton-John; the Upperclass Men in concert. ••• Brian Newman Jazz Trio with burlesque at Duane Park restaurant. ••• AceFest, a film festival celebrating up-and-coming independent filmmakers, opens at Tribeca Cinemas; through Aug. 28.

AUGUST 21: At 92YTribeca: “Dishonored” and “Shanghai Express,” a Josef von Sternberg double feature. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Charlie Mars and Jenny Owen Youngs at City Winery. ••• Melody Sweets at Duane Park restaurant. ••• The Pantry Party, co-founded by Tribeca resident Jeff Petriello and Kaffe 1668’s Marla Lacherza, has its first New York City event—an art and music showcase—in the East Village; $10 or donate canned food ($1 per can). ••• Walking tour of Chinatown from the Museum of Chinese in America.

AUGUST 22: New Amsterdam Market (including an ice-cream festival and a tomato tasting). ••• Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery; also, screening of “A Surprise in Texas”—about the Van Cliburn International Piano Contest—and a piano recital.

AUGUST 23: Jazz at B Flat. ••• “The Waiting City” and “Charlie and Boots,” films screened at City Winery as part of the 2010 USA–Australian Film Showcase. ••• “The Invention of Dr. NakaMats,” a documentary about a Japanese inventor, at Tribeca Cinemas. ••• Drunken Dragon Night—with burlesque, led by Calamity Chang—at Macao Trading Co. ••• Tribeca Grill’s sixth-annual Rhône Walk-Around Tasting.

AUGUST 24: Children’s storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Korean Cultural Service screening of “My Little Erotic Lover” at Tribeca Cinemas.

AUGUST 25: Church Street School and Bubble Lounge present an end-of-summer blast at the Bubble Lounge. ••• At 92YTribeca: Culinary Happy Hour: Tomatoes, Watermelons, and Striped Bass; screening of the 2007 concert film “Maria Bethânia—Pedrinha de Aruanda.” ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Screening of documentary “The End of Poverty?” at Mercy Corps Action Center.

AUGUST 26: Gabe Rotter (“The Human Bobby”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• 1st Precinct Community Council meeting. ••• Rhett Miller and Zee Avi at City Winery. ••• Lisa Unger (“Fragile”) at Mysterious Bookshop. ••• At the Museum of Chinese in America, Happy Harun of the China Heritage Fund discusses efforts to reconstruct the Palace of Established Happiness in the Forbidden City (admission is free today).

AUGUST 27: No events yet.

AUGUST 28: Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Hunger Games Fan Fest at Borders Wall Street. ••• Melody Sweets at Duane Park restaurant. ••• Chinatown Walking Tour: From Coffeehouses to Banquet Halls, from the Museum of Chinese in America. ••• Closing event—with BBQ and a DJ—of Kal Spelletich’s show at Jack Hanley Gallery.

AUGUST 29: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch with Margot Leverett and the Klezmer Mountain Boys at City Winery.

AUGUST 30: Jazz at B Flat. ••• John Forte with Valerie June and Sean O’Connell and McKenzie Eddy at City Winery. ••• Gerard Elias (“Danse Macabre”) at Mysterious Bookshop; he will also play his violin.

AUGUST 31: Children’s storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca.

Maria Bartiromo, author of "The Weekend That Changed the World," will be at Borders Wall Street on Sept. 8.

SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER 1: At 92YTribeca: An Eater’s Tour of Chinatown. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Leonard Marshall and William Bendets (“When the Cheering Stops,” about the 1990 New York Giants) at Borders Wall Street. ••• CB1 Financial District Committee meeting. ••• Bar Mitzvah Jones in NYC at City Winery. ••• An Evening in Honor of Actor Philip Loeb at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. ••• Auditions for the “next Dorothy” to appear in a musical called “WiZaRD” will be at the Seaport.

SEPTEMBER 2: “Both Here and There: Yale-China and a Century of Transformative Encounters” opens at the Museum of Chinese in America; through Oct. 11. Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• CB1 Planning and Community Infrastructure Committee meeting.

SEPTEMBER 3: Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women with Eilen Jewell at City Winery; also, Doc Wasabassco’s Burlesque. ••• An exhibit of photographs by Bernard Fuchs opens at Jack Hanley Gallery; through Oct. 3.

SEPTEMBER 4: Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca.

SEPTEMBER 5: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Blessing of the Backpacks at Trinity Wall Street. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 6: Jazz at B Flat.

SEPTEMBER 7: Opening reception for “None Taken,” an exhibition of new work by the 2009-2010 fellows of the New York Academy of Art; through Oct. 3. ••• Opening reception for “Drabbles,” work by William George Wadman,” at Soho Photo; through Oct. 2. Also on view: solo exhibits by Gary Duehr, Bob Neiman, Maria Burns, and Joan Lemler. ••• Tao Lin, author of “Richard Yates,” at Barnes & Noble Tribeca; also, children’s storytime. ••• CB1’s Battery Park City committee meeting.

SEPTEMBER 8: Maria Bartiromo (“The Weekend That Changed Wall Street”) at Borders Wall Street. ••• “The Prophet of Monto,” a play by John Paul Murphy, opens at the Flea; through Sept. 25. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• The Sway Machinery at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 9: “A Space of Time So Small,” work by Tara Fracalossi, opens at Pelavin Gallery; through Oct. 23. ••• Roy Cohen (“The Wall Street Professional’s Survival Guide”) at Borders Wall Street. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge.

SEPTEMBER 10: Fashion’s Night Out, a citywide event celebrating shopping, with special events at Tribeca boutiques such as A Uno, La Lumia, Thom Browne, Issey Miyake, and others. ••• At 92YTribeca, saxophonist Cochema Gastelum. ••• The Golden Palominos at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 11: Scissor artist Karl Johnson cuts silhouettes at Babesta Cribz. ••• “Rapunzel” opens at the Manhattan Children’s Theatre; through Nov. 8. ••• “Chinatown POV: Reflections on Septembr 11th” opens at the Museum of Chinese in America; through Nov. 29. ••• At 92YTribeca: Meta and the Cornerstones with dance troupe (D) Ancestry. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Stan Ridgway at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 12: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 13: At 92YTribeca: Edward Albee moderates a panel discussion with playwrights Amy Herzog, David Greenspan, Adam Bock, and Bathsheba Doran in honor of Playwrights’ Horizons 40th anniversary. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• David Levithan (“Love Is the Higher Law”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• CB1’s WTC Redevelopment committee meeting. ••• David Broza at City Winery. ••• “Sons of Perdition,” a documentary about kids kicked out of a polygamous Mormon sect, screens at Tribeca Cinemas.

SEPTEMBER 14: Authors Jennifer Egan (“A Visit from the Goon Squad”) and Darin Straus (“Chang and Eng”) read at the Pen Parentis literary salon. ••• At 92YTribeca, author Deborah Tannen talks about sisters. ••• The authors of “Saxophone Colossus: A Portrait of Sonny Rollins” at Barnes & Noble Tribeca; also, children’s storytime. ••• CB1’s Seaport committee meeting. ••• Mira Awad at City Winery. ••• Art historian/artist Isabelle Bonzom lectures at the New York Academy of Art.

SEPTEMBER 15: CB1’s Tribeca committee meeting. ••• Nobel Prize–winning neuroscientist Eric Kandel introduces a film about his life, “In Search of Memory,” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. ••• At 92YTribeca, author and therapist Jeanne Safer on forgiveness; “Sweetgrass,” a documentary about sheep searching for grazing areas; and a revue/discussion on women in comedy with Samantha Bee, Allison Silverman, and Morgan Murphy. ••• Handbook for an American Revolutionary, Matthew Lee-Erlbach’s one-man, ten-character play about “ordinary Americans in extraordinary times,” opens at Canal Park Playhouse; through Oct. 3. ••• “You can’t get there from here but you can get here from there,” a group exhibit, opens at Apexart; through Oct. 30. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Stephanie Dolgoff (“My Formerly Hot Life”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• “Orange, Hat & Grace,” a play by Gregory S. Moss, opens at Soho Rep.

SEPTEMBER 16: At 92YTribeca, the cast of Broadway’s “Million Dollar Quartet” perform and talk; Comedy Below Canal, all about teenage mortification. ••• Glenn Plaskin (“Katie Up and Down the Hall”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• “Without Persons,” an exhibit of multimedia art by Luis Jacob, opens at Art in General. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• CB1’s Landmarks committee meeting. ••• Over the Rhine at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 17: WFC in the Loop, knitting and crocheting for charity, at World Financial Center.

SEPTEMBER 18: A.R. Gurney’s new play, “Office Hours,” premieres at the Flea; through Oct. 24. ••• Canal Park Playhouse’s Children’s Brunch series kicks off with the Piccolini Trio’s “The Circus in a Trunk.” ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• 2010 Nigeria Entertainment Awards at BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center. ••• The Cat in the Hat at Borders Wall Street. ••• Matt Hires at City Winery. ••• At Soho Rep, playwright Gregory S. Moss talks with Paula Vogel.

SEPTEMBER 19: Friends of Washington Market Park host a family square dance from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. ••• Fulton Stall Market. ••• At 92YTribeca: Princess Katie & Racer Steve perform for kids. ••• The Piccolini Trio’s “The Circus in a Trunk” at Canal Park Playhouse. ••• Klezmer brunch and Bleeding Love cabaret salon at City Winery; also, Jeffrey Gaines and the Kennedys. ••• Thomas Buergenthal (“A Lucky Child: A Memoir of Surviving Auschwitz as a Young Boy”) reads at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

SEPTEMBER 20: Downtown Dance Factory’s new space at 291 Broadway opens. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Emily Wells at City Winery. ••• Kati Marton (“Enemies of the People: My Family’s Journey to America”) reads at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

SEPTEMBER 21: Tim Gunn (“Gunn’s Golden Rules”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Paula Cole at City Winery. ••• Artist Hilary Harkness lectures at the New York Academy of Art. ••• Fall preview sale event at Housing Works Tribeca ($10 at the door, free for members).

SEPTEMBER 22: “Pilgrim,” a show of artworks by Jocelyn Hobbie, opens at KS Art/Kerry Schuss; through TK. ••• At 92YTribeca: writer/poet Bruce Frankel on life after 50. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Kristen Schaal and Rich Blomquist (“The Sexy Book of Sexy Sex”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Emily Wells and Shilpa Ray at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 23: Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• Jackopierce at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 24: Tribeca Retail Club’s Fashion for Fall event. ••• Scrapomatic at City Winery; also, Chris Smither and Peter Mulvey. ••• New York Surf Film Festival at Tribeca Cinemas.

SEPTEMBER 25: The Piccolini Trio’s “The Circus in a Trunk.” at Canal Park Playhouse. ••• Opening reception for “The Third Meaning,” the first show at RH Gallery; through Nov. 11. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• John Hiatt with Holly Williams at City Winery. ••• New York Surf Film Festival at Tribeca Cinemas.

SEPTEMBER 26: At 92YTribeca: Dream Jam Band performs for kids. ••• The Piccolini Trio’s “The Circus in a Trunk.” at Canal Park Playhouse. ••• Fulton Stall Market. The filmmakers behind “Jews and Baseball: An American Love Story” present their film at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. ••• New York Surf Film Festival at Tribeca Cinemas.

SEPTEMBER 27: Pinnacle Medical opens at 200 Chambers. ••• Ignited States’ “Properties of Play” at Canal Park Playhouse. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Documentary “12th & Delaware” screens at Tribeca Cinemas.

SEPTEMBER 28: CityKids and Shepard Fairey’s “Keep a Positive Thought” opens at the World Financial Center; through Oct. 17. ••• Tucker Max (“Assholes Finish First”) at Borders Wall Street. ••• At 92YTribeca: the premiere of “D Tour,” a film about a musician who needs a new kidney right as his career takes off. •• Tad Hills (“How Rocket Learned to Read”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• John Hiatt with Holly Williams at City Winery. ••• Artist Wei Dong lectures at the New York Academy of Art.

SEPTEMBER 29: Poet Afzal Ahmed Syed at Poets House. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• “Language and the Wild Child” at Soho Rep.

SEPTEMBER 30: Poets Eileen Myles and Douglas A. Martin at Poets House. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• Russian Documentary Film Festival at Tribeca Cinemas.

LINKS
Not all were necessarily included in this edition of the calendar.

• 92YTribeca
• Apexart
• Art in General
• Arts World Financial Center
• Barnes & Noble Tribeca
• B Flat
• BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
• Borders Wall Street
• Bubble Lounge
• Canal Park Playhouse
• CB1
• Cheryl Hazan Gallery
• City Winery
• CsillaWear
• The Dash Gallery
• Duane Park restaurant
• Equinox
• The Flea
• Fulton Stall Market
• Hudson River Park
• Jack Hanley Gallery
• Kimmerich
• Kiva Cafe
• KS Art
• Macao Trading Co.
• Manhattan Children’s Theatre
• Mayor’s Cup
• Mercy Corps Action Center
• Museum of Chinese in America
• Museum of Jewish Heritage
• Mysterious Bookshop
• New Amsterdam Market
• New York Academy of Art
• New York Vintners
• Pelavin Gallery
• Pen Parentis
• Poets House
• River to River Festival
• SEAPaddle NYC
• Soho Photo
• Soho Rep
• Tribeca Cinemas
• Tribeca Retail Club
• Trinity Wall Street
• Washington Market Park

James Franco's art exhibit, "The Dangerous Book Four Boys," is at the Clocktower Gallery through Sept. 30.

ONGOING

••• Paul-André Fortier performs his “Solo 30×30″ dance each day for 30 days at One New York Plaza as part of the River to River Festival. Through Aug. 14.

••• “Traces of Memory: Photographer Chris Schwarz” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through Aug. 15.

••• Egon Schiele’s “Portrait of Wally” is on view at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through August 18.

••• Third Rail Projects’ “The Drifting Encyclopedia,” an art installation of “an assemblage of American oddities,” is at the World Financial Center Monday through Friday, noon to 4 p.m., as part of the River to River Festival.

••• “This Mess We’re In: Reflections on the Metropolis,” a group show at Pelavin Gallery; through Sept. 18.

••• “Gathering,” poems and prints by Ed Colker at Poets House; through September 18.

••• “Radiance,” paintings by James Walton Fox, at Poets House; through September 18.

••• James Franco’s “The Dangerous Book Four Boys” at Clocktower Gallery. Through Sept. 30.

••• “Zoom Uganda,” an exhibit of photos by Ugandan girls, at Mercy Corps Action Center. Through Sept. 30.

••• “The Morgenthaus: A Legacy of Service” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through December.

••• “Project Mah Jongg,” about the traditions, history, and meanings of mah jongg in Jewish-American culture, at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through Jan. 2.

Calamity Chang hosts Macao Trading Co.'s Drunken Dragon Night on Aug. 23.

AUGUST

AUGUST 13: At 92YTribeca: concerts by Tracy Bonham, Bleu, and Common Rotation, as well as by Jade McNelis; “Who Is Harry Nilsson? (And Why Is Everybody Talkin’ About Him),” a sneak preview of a documentary about the singer; Found Footage Festival Presents: “Joysticks,” a 1980s teen comedy. ••• SEAPaddle NYC: stand-up paddleboarders circumnavigate Manhattan to raise funds for autism charities, Pier 40 to South Street Seaport. ••• “Eco-Flowers for Kids” at Manhattan Children’s Theatre: D.C.-based flower farmer Robin Peñaherrera teaches kids and adults of all ages about the beauty and care of sustainably grown flowers, and everybody who attends gets to take home a flower arrangement they makes themselves. ••• Brian Newman Jazz Trio with burlesque at Duane Park restaurant. ••• The Wedding Present and Savoir Adore in concert at the Seaport as part of the River to River Festival.

AUGUST 14: Mayor’s Cup, an elite kayaking race that circumnavigates Manhattan (North Cove to North Cove). ••• At 92YTribeca: “Popeye,” the 198o Robert Altman film starring Robin Williams and Shelly Duvall (with a soundtrack by Harry Nilsson); Nilsson Schmilsson: A Night of Musical Tribute to Harry Nilsson. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Melody Sweets at Duane Park restaurant. ••• Family Tennis Day—one-hour clinics with pros—at Washington Market Park (sign-up required). ••• Walking tour of Chinatown from the Museum of Chinese in America.

AUGUST 15: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Chinese Valentine’s Day Special: Chinese Weddings at the Museum of Chinese in America. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery.

AUGUST 16: Jazz at B Flat. ••• Opera Elvis at City Winery.

AUGUST 17: Marie Hueston (“The All-American Jump and Jive Jig”) performs for kids at Barnes & Noble Tribeca; plus, children’s storytime.

AUGUST 18: The Tribeca Meet & Greet, organized by the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center for neighborhood businesses (and anyone else who wants to mingle), is at Dash Gallery from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. The wine is courtesy Frankly Wines. That will also be the opening of the gallery’s new exhibit, “Art Is.” ••• At 92YTribeca: Channel 101: NY Monthly Screening; Meet the Lady: Pearl Bailey!, a tribute to the singer/actress. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• The Circle with Laura Day at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Marshall Crenshaw with Richard Julian at City Winery. ••• Wally’s Journey: The Museum of Jewish Heritage’s Dr. David G. Marwell leads a panel discussion about Egon Schiele’s “Portrait of Wally.” ••• “Sex in Mommyville,” a one-woman show written and performed by Anna Fishbeyn, opens at the Flea; through Aug. 29.

AUGUST 19: “The Muppet Movie” screens at the Elevated Acre as part of the River to River Festival. ••• At 92YTribeca: Comedy Below Canal with Al Jackson, Tony Camin, Wyatt Cenac, and more; Frederick Wiseman’s 1969 documentary “Law & Order.” ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• Rhett Miller and Harper Simon at City Winery. ••• Grace Love at Duane Park restaurant. ••• Target Free Thursday evening with performer and playwright Michelle Krusiec at Museum of Chinese in America.

AUGUST 20: At 92YTribeca: A singalong to “Xanadu,” the 1980 musical staring Olivia Newton-John; the Upperclass Men in concert. ••• Brian Newman Jazz Trio with burlesque at Duane Park restaurant. ••• AceFest, a film festival celebrating up-and-coming independent filmmakers, opens at Tribeca Cinemas; through Aug. 28.

AUGUST 21: At 92YTribeca: “Dishonored” and “Shanghai Express,” a Josef von Sternberg double feature. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Charlie Mars and Jenny Owen Youngs at City Winery. ••• Melody Sweets at Duane Park restaurant. ••• The Pantry Party, co-founded by Tribeca resident Jeff Petriello and Kaffe 1668’s Marla Lacherza, has its first New York City event—an art and music showcase—in the East Village; $10 or donate canned food ($1 per can). ••• Walking tour of Chinatown from the Museum of Chinese in America.

AUGUST 22: New Amsterdam Market (including an ice-cream festival and a tomato tasting). ••• Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery; also, screening of “A Surprise in Texas”—about the Van Cliburn International Piano Contest—and a piano recital.

AUGUST 23: Jazz at B Flat. ••• “The Waiting City” and “Charlie and Boots,” films screened at City Winery as part of the 2010 USA–Australian Film Showcase. ••• “The Invention of Dr. NakaMats,” a documentary about a Japanese inventor, at Tribeca Cinemas. ••• Drunken Dragon Night—with burlesque, led by Calamity Chang—at Macao Trading Co.

AUGUST 24: Children’s storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Korean Cultural Service screening of “My Little Erotic Lover” at Tribeca Cinemas.

AUGUST 25: At 92YTribeca: Culinary Happy Hour: Tomatoes, Watermelons, and Striped Bass; screening of the 2007 concert film “Maria Bethânia—Pedrinha de Aruanda.” ••• Jazz at B Flat.

AUGUST 26: Gabe Rotter (“The Human Bobby”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• 1st Precinct Community Council meeting. ••• Rhett Miller and Zee Avi at City Winery.

AUGUST 27: No events yet.

AUGUST 28: Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Hunger Games Fan Fest at Borders Wall Street. ••• Melody Sweets at Duane Park restaurant. ••• Chinatown Walking Tour: From Coffeehouses to Banquet Halls, from the Museum of Chinese in America.

AUGUST 29: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch with Margot Leverett and the Klezmer Mountain Boys at City Winery.

AUGUST 30: Jazz at B Flat. ••• John Forte with Valerie June and Sean O’Connell and McKenzie Eddy at City Winery.

AUGUST 31: Children’s storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca.

"Grüner VW-Transporte" is among the photographs by Bernhard Fuchs going on exhibit Sept. 3 at Jack Hanley Gallery.

SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER 1: At 92YTribeca: An Eater’s Tour of Chinatown. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Leonard Marshall and William Bendets (“When the Cheering Stops,” about the 1990 New York Giants) at Borders Wall Street. ••• CB1 Financial District Committee meeting. ••• Bar Mitzvah Jones in NYC at City Winery. ••• An Evening in Honor of Actor Philip Loeb at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. ••• Auditions for the “next Dorothy” to appear in a musical called “WiZaRD” will be at the Seaport.

SEPTEMBER 2: Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• CB1 Planning and Community Infrastructure Committee meeting.

SEPTEMBER 3: Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women with Eilen Jewell at City Winery. ••• An exhibit of photographs by Bernard Fuchs opens at Jack Hanley Gallery; through Oct. 3.

SEPTEMBER 4: Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca.

SEPTEMBER 5: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Blessing of the Backpacks at Trinity Wall Street.

SEPTEMBER 6: Jazz at B Flat.

LINKS
Not all were necessarily included in this edition of the calendar.

• 92YTribeca
• Apexart
• Arts World Financial Center
• Barnes & Noble Tribeca
• B Flat
• BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
• Borders Wall Street
• Bubble Lounge
• CB1
• Cheryl Hazan Gallery
• City Winery
• CsillaWear
• The Dash Gallery
• Duane Park restaurant
• Equinox
• The Flea
• Fulton Stall Market
• Hudson River Park
• Jack Hanley Gallery
• Kimmerich
• Kiva Cafe
• KS Art
• Macao Trading Co.
• Manhattan Children’s Theatre
• Mayor’s Cup
• Mercy Corps Action Center
• Museum of Chinese in America
• Museum of Jewish Heritage
• New Amsterdam Market
• New York Vintners
• Pelavin Gallery
• Pen Parentis
• Poets House
• River to River Festival
• SEAPaddle NYC
• Soho Photo
• Soho Rep
• Tribeca Cinemas
• Trinity Wall Street
• Washington Market Park

ONGOING

••• “2010 National Photography Competition Winners” at Soho Photo. Also: a spotlight exhibition on Hyeyon Park, “Light, Darkness and Colors,” and a members’ special exhibition, “Water.” Through Aug. 7.

••• Paul-André Fortier performs his “Solo 30×30″ dance each day for 30 days at One New York Plaza as part of the River to River Festival. Through Aug. 14.

••• “Traces of Memory: Photographer Chris Schwarz” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through Aug. 15.

••• Egon Schiele’s “Portrait of Wally” is on view at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through August 18.

••• Third Rail Projects’ “The Drifting Encyclopedia,” an art installation of “an assemblage of American oddities,” is at the World Financial Center Monday through Friday, noon to 4 p.m., as part of the River to River Festival.

••• “This Mess We’re In: Reflections on the Metropolis,” a group show at Pelavin Gallery; through Sept. 18.

••• “Gathering,” poems and prints by Ed Colker at Poets House; through September 18.

••• “Radiance,” paintings by James Walton Fox, at Poets House; through September 18.

••• James Franco’s “The Dangerous Book Four Boys” at Clocktower Gallery. Through Sept. 30.

••• “The Morgenthaus: A Legacy of Service” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through December.

••• “Project Mah Jongg,” about the traditions, history, and meanings of mah jongg in Jewish-American culture, at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through Jan. 2.

AUGUST

AUGUST 5: At 92YTribeca: screening of “Mamachas del Ring,” about a female pro wrestler in Bolivia; Comedy Below Canal with Roro Scovel and Friends. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• Tiempo Libre with Román Díaz in concert at Rockefeller Park, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• “Auntie Mame” at the Elevated Acre, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Steve Earle, Allison Moorer, and Friends at City Winery. ••• Grace Love at Duane Park restaurant. ••• NY Goofs Clown School Show at the Flea.

AUGUST 6: At 92YTribeca: new-media art and music GeekDown; 2009 Brazilian film “Rio Breaks.” ••• Yacht in concert at the Seaport, as part of the River to River Festival (see video above). ••• Pat McGee Band at City Winery; also, Doc Wasabassco’s Burlesque. ••• Brian Newman Jazz Trio with burlesque at Duane Park restaurant. ••• NY Goofs Clown School Show at the Flea.

AUGUST 7: At 92YTribeca: concerts by Meta and the Cornerstones, DXA, and Fifth Nation, and also by Tejas Singh and Tim Noyes; the Iron Mule Short Comedy Film Festival. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca; also, Spot, the character from “Where’s Spot?” will make an appearance. ••• Nicole Atkins and Simone Felice at City Winery. ••• Melody Sweets at Duane Park restaurant. ••• NY Goofs Clown School Show at the Flea.

AUGUST 8: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch with Michael Winograd and fado singer Ramana Vieira at City Winery. ••• Dances of Vice at Duane Park restaurant.

AUGUST 9: Jazz at B Flat. ••• “American Movie,” a 1999 documentary, at Tribeca Cinemas. ••• At 92YTribeca: “Soul Kitchen,” a sneak preview of a film about two brothers and a restaurant. ••• Lovid: Trichrome Navigation, a sound-art project, in FiDi, as part of the River to River Festival (also Aug. 10–12). ••• Karaoke Kabaret at City Winery.

AUGUST 10: Yael Hersonski will screen and discuss her documentary “A Film Unfinished” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. ••• Peter Quinn (“The Man Who Never Returned”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca; also, children’s storytime. ••• Korean Cultural Service screening of “Punch Strike” at Tribeca Cinemas. ••• Bajah and the Dry Eye Crew play a free show at City Winery as part of the Hudson Square Festival. ••• Duncan Sheik and Entropy Ensemble at City Winery. ••• CB1 Crime Task Force meeting.

AUGUST 11: At 92YTribeca: The Writer’s Recession Survival Guide; screening of Ermanno Olmi’s “Tree of Wooden Clogs.” ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Nino Segarra and His Orchestra at Wagner Park, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Mark Seymour talks about Beat writer Seymour Krim at the Museum for Jewish Heritage. ••• JJ Grey at City Winery. ••• The cast of “Get Rich Cheating” performs at Borders Wall Street in celebration of the New York International Fringe Festival. ••• Randy Weston’s “Uhuru Afrika” 50th Anniversary Concert Celebration at BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center.

AUGUST 12: Dave Mustaine (“Mustaine”) at Borders Wall Street. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• “The Country Girl” at the Elevated Acre, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Rhett Miller with the Spring Standards at City Winery. ••• At 92YTribeca: Comedy Below Canal with John Mulaney, Hari Kondabolu, Joe Mande, Greg Walloch, and Corn Mo. ••• “Zoom Uganda,” an exhibit of photos by Ugandan girls, opens at Mercy Corps Action Center.

AUGUST 13: At 92YTribeca: concerts by Tracy Bonham, Bleu, and Common Rotation, as well as by Jade McNelis; “Who Is Harry Nilsson? (And Why Is Everybody Talkin’ About Him),” a sneak preview of a documentary about the singer; Found Footage Festival Presents: “Joysticks,” a 1980s teen comedy. ••• SEAPaddle NYC: stand-up paddleboarders circumnavigate Manhattan to raise funds for autism charities, Pier 40 to South Street Seaport. ••• “Eco-Flowers for Kids” at Manhattan Children’s Theatre: D.C.-based flower farmer Robin Peñaherrera teaches kids and adults of all ages about the beauty and care of sustainably grown flowers, and everybody who attends gets to take home a flower arrangement they makes themselves. ••• Brian Newman Jazz Trio with burlesque at Duane Park restaurant. ••• The Wedding Present and Savoir Adore in concert at the Seaport as part of the River to River Festival.

AUGUST 14: Mayor’s Cup, an elite kayaking race that circumnavigates Manhattan (North Cove to North Cove). ••• At 92YTribeca: “Popeye,” the 198o Robert Altman film starring Robin Williams and Shelly Duvall (with a soundtrack by Harry Nilsson); Nilsson Schmilsson: A Night of Musical Tribute to Harry Nilsson. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Melody Sweets at Duane Park restaurant. ••• Family Tennis Day—one-hour clinics with pros—at Washington Market Park (sign-up required).

AUGUST 15: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Chinese Valentine’s Day Special: Chinese Weddings at the Museum of Chinese in America. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery.

AUGUST 16: Jazz at B Flat. ••• Opera Elvis at City Winery.

AUGUST 17: Marie Hueston (“The All-American Jump and Jive Jig”) performs for kids at Barnes & Noble Tribeca; plus, children’s storytime.

AUGUST 18: The Tribeca Meet & Greet, organized by the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center for neighborhood businesses (and anyone else who wants to mingle), is at Dash Gallery from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. The wine is courtesy Frankly Wines. ••• At 92YTribeca: Channel 101: NY Monthly Screening; Meet the Lady: Pearl Bailey!, a tribute to the singer/actress. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• The Circle with Laura Day at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Marshall Crenshaw with Richard Julian at City Winery. ••• Wally’s Journey: The Museum of Jewish Heritage’s Dr. David G. Marwell leads a panel discussion about Egon Schiele’s “Portrait of Wally.” ••• “Sex in Mommyville,” a one-woman show written and performed by Anna Fishbeyn, opens at the Flea; through Aug. 29.

AUGUST 19: “The Muppet Movie” screens at the Elevated Acre as part of the River to River Festival. ••• At 92YTribeca: Comedy Below Canal with Al Jackson, Tony Camin, Wyatt Cenac, and more; Frederick Wiseman’s 1969 documentary “Law & Order.” ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• Rhett Miller and Harper Simon at City Winery. ••• Grace Love at Duane Park restaurant.

AUGUST 20: At 92YTribeca: A singalong to “Xanadu,” the 1980 musical staring Olivia Newton-John; the Upperclass Men in concert. ••• Brian Newman Jazz Trio with burlesque at Duane Park restaurant. ••• AceFest, a film festival celebrating up-and-coming independent filmmakers, opens at Tribeca Cinemas; through Aug. 28.

AUGUST 21: At 92YTribeca: “Dishonored” and “Shanghai Express,” a Josef von Sternberg double feature. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Charlie Mars and Jenny Owen Youngs at City Winery. ••• Melody Sweets at Duane Park restaurant. ••• The Pantry Party, co-founded by Tribeca resident Jeff Petriello and Kaffe 1668’s Marla Lacherza, has its first New York City event—an art and music showcase—in the East Village; $10 or donate canned food ($1 per can).

AUGUST 22: New Amsterdam Market (including an ice-cream festival and a tomato tasting). ••• Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery; also, screening of “A Surprise in Texas”—about the Van Cliburn International Piano Contest—and a piano recital.

AUGUST 23: Jazz at B Flat. ••• “The Waiting City” and “Charlie and Boots,” films screened at City Winery as part of the 2010 USA–Australian Film Showcase. ••• “The Invention of Dr. NakaMats,” a documentary about a Japanese inventor, at Tribeca Cinemas.

AUGUST 24: Children’s storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Korean Cultural Service screening of “My Little Erotic Lover” at Tribeca Cinemas.

AUGUST 25: At 92YTribeca: Culinary Happy Hour: Tomatoes, Watermelons, and Striped Bass; screening of the 2007 concert film “Maria Bethânia—Pedrinha de Aruanda.” ••• Jazz at B Flat.

AUGUST 26: Gabe Rotter (“The Human Bobby”) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• 1st Precinct Community Council meeting. ••• Rhett Miller and Zee Avi at City Winery.

AUGUST 27: No events yet.

AUGUST 28: Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Hunger Games Fan Fest at Borders Wall Street. ••• Melody Sweets at Duane Park restaurant. ••• Chinatown Walking Tour: From Coffeehouses to Banquet Halls, from the Museum of Chinese in America.

AUGUST 29: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch with Margot Leverett and the Klezmer Mountain Boys at City Winery.

AUGUST 30: Jazz at B Flat. ••• John Forte with Valerie June and Sean O’Connell and McKenzie Eddy at City Winery.

AUGUST 31: Children’s storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca.

Dave Alvin will be appearing with the Guilty Women at City Winery on Sept. 3.

SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER 1: At 92YTribeca: An Eater’s Tour of Chinatown. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Leonard Marshall and William Bendets (“When the Cheering Stops,” about the 1990 New York Giants) at Borders Wall Street. ••• CB1 Financial District Committee meeting. ••• Bar Mitzvah Jones in NYC at City Winery. ••• An Evening in Honor of Actor Philip Loeb at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

SEPTEMBER 2: Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• CB1 Planning and Community Infrastructure Committee meeting.

SEPTEMBER 3: Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women with Eilen Jewell at City Winery.

SEPTEMBER 4: Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca.

SEPTEMBER 5: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Blessing of the Backpacks at Trinity Wall Street.

SEPTEMBER 6: Jazz at B Flat.

LINKS
Not all were necessarily included in this edition of the calendar.

• 92YTribeca
• Apexart
• Arts World Financial Center
• Barnes & Noble Tribeca
• B Flat
• BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
• Borders Wall Street
• Bubble Lounge
• CB1
• Cheryl Hazan Gallery
• City Winery
• CsillaWear
• Duane Park restaurant
• Equinox
• The Flea
• Fulton Stall Market
• Hudson River Park
• Kimmerich
• Kiva Cafe
• KS Art
• Manhattan Children’s Theatre
• Mayor’s Cup
• Mercy Corps Action Center
• Museum of Chinese in America
• Museum of Jewish Heritage
• New Amsterdam Market
• New York Vintners
• Pelavin Gallery
• Pen Parentis
• Poets House
• River to River Festival
• SEAPaddle NYC
• Soho Photo
• Soho Rep
• Tribeca Cinemas
• Trinity Wall Street
• Washington Market Park

••• Today’s deal on KGB Deals is a 24-hour bike rental from Blazing Saddles at the Seaport for $23 (normally $53).

••• From the Lower Manhattan Construction Command Center’s weekly update (I italicized the noteworthy part): “The Chambers Street Reconstruction project begins appx. August 9th. Crews from contractor Judlau will begin with mass excavation on the south side between West Street and West Broadway. To accommodate the extensive work, Chambers Street will be reduced to one-way westbound traffic between West and W. Broadway. That traffic change will reroute eastbound M22 buses to Warren Street. Regular traffic will be redirected to either Murray or Canal Street.”

••• Also from the LMCCC weekly update: “Two new nine-story condominiums are under construction in Tribeca. The first, 240 West Broadway, is rising quickly, its superstructure erection slated for mid-September completion. Facade work will follow through the end of the year in time for its first tenants in spring 2011. Meanwhile at 471 Washington Street, foundation work continues through mid-August, with superstructure work to be followed by facade installation through February 2011. Its opening date is slated for September 2011.”

Artist Tamara Bogolasky (whose work is pictured here) is among the artists in "Feria Artistica: Duality" at 92YTribeca through August 1.

ONGOING

••• “Gormanzee & Other Stories: An Evening with Anna & Meredith, with dance, theater, and puppetry at the Flea. Through July 25.

••• The 18th-annual Poets House Showcase of all the poetry books published in the past year. Through July 31.

••• “Feria Artistica: Duality,” a group show of emerging Latin artists at 92YTribeca. Through Aug. 1.

••• “2010 National Photography Competition Winners” at Soho Photo. Also: a spotlight exhibition on Hyeyon Park, “Light, Darkness and Colors,” and a members’ special exhibition, “Water.” Through Aug. 7.

••• Paul-André Fortier performs his “Solo 30×30″ dance each day for 30 days at One New York Plaza as part of the River to River Festival. Through Aug. 14.

••• “Traces of Memory: Photographer Chris Schwarz” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through Aug. 15.

••• Egon Schiele’s “Portrait of Wally” is on view at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through August 18.

••• “This Mess We’re In: Reflections on the Metropolis,” a group show at Pelavin Gallery; through Sept. 18.

••• “Gathering,” poems and prints by Ed Colker at Poets House; through September 18.

••• “Radiance,” paintings by James Walton Fox, at Poets House; through September 18.

••• James Franco’s “The Dangerous Book Four Boys” at Clocktower Gallery. Through Sept. 30.

••• “The Morgenthaus: A Legacy of Service” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through December.

••• “Project Mah Jongg,” about the traditions, history, and meanings of mah jongg in Jewish-American culture, at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Through Jan. 2.

Wendy Popp, who illustrated "Where the Sunrise Begins," will be at Playing Mantis (where she'll also be leading art activities) on July 24.

JULY

JULY 23: At 92YTribeca: “The Other Network: Mental Floss,” three failed TV pilots including one by Judd Apatow; and “The Other Network: Variety Show-down,” more failed pilots; concerts by the Abrams Brothers, M Shanghai String Band, and Joy Kills Sorrow. ••• Adam Elenbaas (“Fishers of Men”) at Barnes & Noble. ••• Concerts by Free Energy and Best Coast with Loose Limbs at the Seaport, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Brian Newman Jazz  Trio and burlesque at Duane Park restaurant. ••• Mysterious Bookshop hosts a party for Hal Ackerman’s new book, “Stein, Stoned.”

JULY 24: The monthly New Amsterdam Market. ••• At 92YTribeca: “The Other Network: Not Ready for Crime Time” and “The Other Network: Home Runs” (more failed TV pilots); “Resident Noise!” featuring Julie Hardy, My Glorious Noise, and Ivan & Alyosha.  ••• Sxip Shirey CD release at City Winery. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Walking tour of Chinatown, presented by the Museum of Chinese in America. ••• Melody Sweets at Duane Park restaurant. ••• Playing Mantis hosts artist Wendy Popp as she reads from her new children’s book, “Where the Sunrise Begins.” There’s also an art contest; submit drawings, paintings, etc., of sunrises.

JULY 25: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch and “Reclaim the Coast—Oil Spill Benefit” at City Winery. ••• Dragon Boat Festival Family Day at the Museum of Chinese in America; includes kite-making workshops.

JULY 26: “DZI Croquettes,” a documentary about a Brazilian cabaret group in the 1970s, at Tribeca Cinemas. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Tribute to Merce Cunningham at Rockefeller Park, as part of the River to River Festival.

JULY 27: New York food and wine tasting at New York Vintners. ••• At 92YTribeca: Tuscany and Umbria: The Collected Traveler. ••• Children’s storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Korean Cultural Service screening at Tribeca Cinemas. ••• Poets House Showcase reading. ••• C.J. Chenier and the Red Hot Louisiana Band play a free show at City Winery as part of the Hudson Square Music & Wine Festival. ••• Sandra Bernhard at City Winery. ••• Scholar Peter Kwong on Chinatown gentrification at the Museum of Chinese in America.

JULY 28: “Almost Famous Reading Series” at Apexart. ••• At 92YTribeca: What to Do When No One Has a Clue: Advice for the Brave New World; Paper Tiger Reads the Wars in Iraq. ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• At Borders Wall Street, Lynn Girardi hosts a discussion of “Making a Living Without a Job” on behalf of the author. ••• Guitarist Jason Green at Zuccotti Park, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Puerto Rican band Plena Libre at Wagner Park, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• “Ajami,” nominated for a 2010 Academy Award, screens at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. ••• Margot B at Duane Park restaurant. ••• Tribute to Alex Chilton at City Winery.

JULY 29: At 92YTribeca: The News Distillery, a game show; “Meet the Lady!” an appreciation of late game-show vet Brett Somers; Comedy Below Canal: Todd Barry, Jerry Minor, Myq Kaplan.  ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• Woody Allen’s “Broadway Danny Rose” at the Elevated Acre, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Chris Velan in concert at World Financial Center, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Sean Sullivan at Duane Park restaurant. ••• Farm to Table dinner at City Winery. ••• Steve Earle, Allison Moorer, and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band at City Winery.

JULY 30: At 92YTribeca: “Regular Lovers,” a 2005 film by Phillippe Garrel. ••• Avi Buffalo and Chad Vangaalen in concert at the Seaport, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• “Reclaim the Coast—Oil Spill Benefit” at City Winery.

JULY 31: At 92YTribeca: screenings of Jacques Rivette’s “Duelle” and “Le Pont du Nord”; concert by Nanny Assis. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca. ••• Walking Tour: From Coffeehouses to Banquet Halls, from the Museum of Chinese in America. Also: Dumpling Night. ••• Bueno Bueno, a tribute to Morphine, at City Winery.

Brewla Bars, which made this honey vanilla black tea pop, will be among the vendors at the Fulton Stall Market on Sunday, August 1.

AUGUST

AUGUST 1: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery.

AUGUST 2: Jazz at B Flat. ••• Christopher Williams’ “The Voyage of Garbhglas,” a dance, at the Irish Hunger Memorial, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Dr. John and the Lower 911 at City Winery.

AUGUST 3: At 92YTribeca: cold summer soups. ••• Popa Chubby plays a free show at City Winery as part of the Hudson Square Music & Wine Festival. ••• Dr. John and the Lower 911 at City Winery.

AUGUST 4: At 92YTribeca: architectural sculpture in New York; culinary happy hour; screening of John Ford’s “The Hurricane.” ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Tiempo Libre and Julito Martinez in concert at World Financial Center, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Conjunto Imagen in concert at Wagner Park, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Hebrew Mystical Chant with the Kirtan Rabbi at the Museum for Jewish Heritage. ••• Tim Finn at City Winery. ••• Mysterious Bookshop hosts a party for the new book “Indian Country Noir.”

AUGUST 5: At 92YTribeca: screening of “Mamachas del Ring,” about a female pro wrestler in Bolivia. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• Tiempo Libre with Román Díaz in concert at Rockefeller Park, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• “Auntie Mame” at the Elevated Acre, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Steve Earle, Allison Moorer, and Friends at City Winery.

AUGUST 6: At 92YTribeca: new-media art and music; 2009 Brazilian film “Rio Breaks.” ••• Yacht in concert at the Seaport, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Pat McGee Band at City Winery.

AUGUST 7: At 92YTribeca: concerts by Meta and the Cornerstones and DXA, and Tejas Singh and Tim Noyes. ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca; also, Spot, the character from “Where’s Spot?” will make an appearance. ••• Nicole Atkins and Simone Felice at City Winery.

AUGUST 8: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch and Ramana Vieira at City Winery.

AUGUST 9: Jazz at B Flat. ••• “American Movie,” a 1999 documentary, at Tribeca Cinemas. ••• Lovid: trichrome Navigation, a sound-art project, in FiDi, as part of the River to River Festival (also Aug. 10–12).

AUGUST 10: Yael Hersonski will screen and discuss her documentary “A Film Unfinished” at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. ••• Peter Quinn (“The Man Who Never Returned) at Barnes & Noble Tribeca; also, children’s storytime. ••• Korean Cultural Service screening at Tribeca Cinemas. ••• Bajah and the Dry Eye Crew play a free show at City Winery as part of the Hudson Square Festival. ••• Duncan Sheik and Entropy at City Winery.

AUGUST 11: At 92YTribeca: The Writer’s Recession Survival Guide; screening of Ermanno Olmi’s “Tree of Wooden Clogs.” ••• Jazz at B Flat. ••• Nin Segarra and His Orchestra at Wagner Park, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Mark Seymour talks about Beat writer Seymour Krim at the Museum for Jewish Heritage. ••• JJ Grey at CIty Winery.

AUGUST 12: Dave Mustaine (“Mustaine”) at Borders Wall Street. ••• Tiny Bubbles at Bubble Lounge. ••• “The Country Girl” at the Elevated Acre, as part of the River to River Festival. ••• Rhett Miller with the Spring Standards at City Winery. ••• At 92YTribeca: Comedy Below Canal with Joe Made, Greg Walloch, and Corn Mo.

AUGUST 13: At 92YTribeca: concerts by Tracy Bonham, Bleu, and Common Rotation. ••• SEAPaddle NYC: stand-up paddleboarders circumnavigate Manhattan to raise funds for autism charities, Pier 40 to South Street Seaport. ••• “Eco-Flowers for Kids” at Manhattan Children’s Theatre: D.C.-based flower farmer Robin Peñaherrera teaches kids and adults of all ages about the beauty and care of sustainably grown flowers, and everybody who attends gets to take home a flower arrangement they makes themselves.

AUGUST 14: Mayor’s Cup, an elite kayaking race that circumnavigates Manhattan (North Cove to North Cove). ••• Saturday storytime at Barnes & Noble Tribeca.

AUGUST 15: Fulton Stall Market. ••• Klezmer brunch at City Winery.

LINKS
Not all were necessarily included in this edition of the calendar.

• 92YTribeca
• Apexart
• Arts World Financial Center
• Barnes & Noble Tribeca
• B Flat
• BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
• Borders Wall Street
• Bubble Lounge
• CB1
• Cheryl Hazan Gallery
• City Winery
• CsillaWear
• Duane Park restaurant
• Equinox
• The Flea
• Fulton Stall Market
• Hudson River Park
• Kimmerich
• Kiva Cafe
• KS Art
• Manhattan Children’s Theatre
• Mayor’s Cup
• Museum of Chinese in America
• Museum of Jewish Heritage
• New Amsterdam Market
• New York Vintners
• Pelavin Gallery
• Poets House
• River to River Festival
• SEAPaddle NYC
• Soho Photo
• Tribeca Cinemas
• Vestry Wines
• Washington Market Park

••• The rumor flying around is that New York Met John Franco will be at Downtown Little League’s opening day festivities on Saturday. The parade starts at City Hall Park and goes west on Murray.

••• Pen Parentis’s M.M. De Voe emailed from California to remind me to tell you that at the salon on Tuesday—with readings by Max Watman and Pushcart Prize–winner Anna Solomon—they’ll have moonshine. Moonshine! (We actually have some in my apartment, but we haven’t worked up the nerve to drink it yet.) That’s because Watman’s new book is Chasing the White Dog: An Amateur Outlaw’s Adventures in Moonshine.

••• I was walking down Franklin, after visiting Thirty Days NY (more on that in a bit), when I saw that Antik has rebranded itself as Hostler Burrows. Also, when I wasn’t looking, an ad agency called Archibald Ingall Stretton opened. It also has a neon sign that says Cake, which is just asking for trouble, if you ask me. When I see “Cake,” I expect cake, dammit!

••• John Hiatt will play City Winery on Sept. 25 and 26.

I SAW A SIGN
Franklin Café is getting closer to opening in the old Franklin Station Café space. According to the sign, it’ll serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

TONIGHT AND BEYOND
••• Tonight is book night in Tribeca: Pen Parentis’s monthly salon is tonight from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., featuring Austin Ratner (The Jump Artist) and Julie Metz (Perfection: A Memoir of Betrayal and Renewal). Meanwhile, at 6:30 p.m., David Gordon will read from The Serialist at Mysterious Bookshop. And over at Barnes & Noble Tribeca, Danielle Trussoni reads from Angelology at 7 p.m.
••• “An amazing action movie shot on the sly for $55,000,” Die Bad (2000) screens tonight at Tribeca Cinemas, presented by the Korean Cultural Service.
••• Maslow 6 hosts “Pairing Food and and Wine like a Sommelier” tonight at 6:30 p.m. ($45). And tomorrow at City Winery, Maslow 6’s Mollie Battenhouse leads a “Women in Wine World Wine Tour.”
••• Later in the week: Evan Mandery, author of First Contact, or, It’s Later Than You Think, reads at Barnes & Noble Tribeca (Wednesday, Mar. 10, 7 p.m.); and tomorrow at 6:30 p.m., Thomas Kaufman reads from Drink the Tea at Mysterious Bookshop.

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IN THE NEWS
••• Two local Corcoran brokers try to help P.S. 234 and get slapped down by the PTA. (Curbed)
••• Unsurprisingly, Tribeca fares well in the Kids section of New York magazine’s “Best of New York” issue: Moomah (left) wins for top playspace, while Tribeca Cinemas Kids Club wins best movie series. (I haven’t made it through the rest of the issue yet, but I did spot SoulCycle’s name….)
••• A new hotel is proud to be right next to the WTC site. (NPR, via Broadsheet Daily)

IN THE NEWS

COOL
Pen Parentis announced a new fellowship, which includes a $1,000 prize and a year of promotion. Details here.

COMING UP
••• The agenda for the next meeting of CB1’s Tribeca Committee, on Mar. 10, has been released:
1. 130 Duane Street, application for liquor license for Duane Street Hotel, Resolution
2. 329 Greenwich Street, application for renewal of unenclosed sidewalk cafe for Industria Argentina – Resolution
3. Street permit application by Cercle Rouge on Wednesday, July 14, 2010, West Broadway between Beach Street and White Street – Resolution
4. Transportation and Parking Regulations Sub-Committee – Discussion
The following notices have been received for renewal, upgrade or transfer of wine and beer or liquor licenses:
• 48 Chambers Street, application for renewal of liquor license for Chambers Street Wines
• 139 Duane Street, application for renewal of liquor license for Blaue Gans
• 183 Duane Street, application for renewal of beer license for Tokyo Bay Enterprises, Inc.
• 59 Warren Street, application for renewal of liquor license for Raccoon Lodge
• 2 Avenue of Americas, application for renewal of liquor license for Tribeca Grand Hotel
••• Also of note: The agenda for the Youth and Education Committee’s meeting on Mar. 16 includes “Presentation on the construction of a green recreation center and dog run in the existing dog run on Warren Street by Bob Townley, Community Board 1 Member and Executive Director of Manhattan Youth.”
••• Added to 92YTribeca’s March schedule (they never rest, do they?): Channel 101 NY Monthly Screening (Mar. 10); Off the Hook: Why Local Seafood is Sustainable (Mar. 13); Jolie Holland, right, and TV on the Radio’s Kyp Malone (Mar. 19); Shabbat Dinner with “Science Babe” Debbie Berebichez (Mar. 26); Julia Greenberg Sings Dory Previn and David Driver Sings Scott Walker, presumably non-simultaneously (Mar. 26); Grant Hart and the Octagon (Mar. 27); Lampchop Live at XX Merge, a film (Mar. 31); songwriters Ewalt and Walker with lot of Broadway friends (Mar. 31).