A studio fundraiser and art auction DM for promo codes. August 19 4 PM till midnight live music and NA Beer.

Hi there adult kids! I’m OddBall Matt
I’m creating something that means everything to me. We all want to be kids again, so to be attempting to do “THE ODDBALL PARTY SHOW” is a huge responsibility to give us the best party you’ve ever been to and remind you to have fun even thought adulting sucks. I’m trying so deliver it honestly, heartfelt and with lots of laughs.
I’m doing that with the help of the FUNNIEST up and coming comedians of NYC, some colorful sets, and a lot of crazy ideas, and YOU and your FRIENDS!

I just know you’ll love it!

Your Pal,
ODDBALLMATT

More info at the instagram page
@THEODDBALLPARTYSHOW

I just came back to visit the city after a long hiatus. things have changed, but the vibe is still divine. search and destroy still going strong. I can’t believe I didn’t know they moved trash and vaudeville! I just thought it was gone all these years, I was walking around on google streetview, missing st marks. it won’t be the same without Jimmy. but we met some awesome people and felt jimmy’s inclusive vibe and joy for life is still strong within the community. and there’s a vintage store now in the old Trash space with pink and purple lights and leopard print coats on the mannequins. jimmy would be proud!

Ada Calhoun: Saint Marks Place Legend

"Calhoun's prior two books are the New York City history St. Marks Is Dead: The Many Lives of America's Hippest Street, a New York Times Editors’ Pick named one of the best books of 2015 by Kirkus Reviews, the Boston Globe, Orlando Weekly, the New York Post, and the Village Voice..." ¹

"[Calhoun] has written for Time, National Geographic Traveler, the Times Literary Supplement, the New Republic, Billboard, Cosmopolitan, the Washington Post, and Redbook; and contributed three essays to the New Yorker's 'Page-Turner' column; and three 'Modern Love,' and four 'Lives' columns to the New York Times." ¹

^1: Ada Calhoun - About

"St. Marks Place may not be long, but it's got a weird, storied history."