The Live Experience | Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber

Date	City	Venue	Country
Event: The Refuge Project II: Advocacy against Domestic Violence through Music, Yoga and Art
08/08/10	Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber in Brooklyn NYC, NY	Littlefield Performance & Art Space	United States
Add Add to Google Calendar Download iCal	Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $15 for concert $25 concert+ yog. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 622 Degraw Street. Venue phone: 781-855-3388. The Citizens, Optimus Tribe, Carl Hancock Rux, Matt Kanelos and Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber. Buy tickets
Event: Burnt Sugar Freaks The James Brown Songbook
10/08/10	Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber in Harlem, NYC	The Apollo Theater	United States
Add Add to Google Calendar Download iCal	Time: 9:00pm. Admission: $15.00. Address: 253 West 125th Street. Venue phone: (212) 531-5305. - By NYC Subway – Take the A, B, C or D trains to 125th Street and walk 1.25 blocks East to the Apollo Theater. – Take the 2 or 3 trains to 125th Street and walk 1.75 blocks West to the Apollo Theater. – Take the 4,5 or 6 trains to 125th Street and then either take a taxi or a bus Westbound to 8th Avenue/Frederick Douglass Boulevard. Walk .25 blocks East to the Apollo Theater. The Salon Series is an innovative series featuring new works by emerging and established artists and is the landmark theater’s on-going venture into alternative programming. The artists and new works to be presented are selected by the Apollo’s Vice President of Programming, Laura Greer. The Apollo Theater is widely recognized for its prominent role in previewing American culture to the public and has served as a valuable performance venue for quality theatrical productions such as George C. Wolfe’s Harlem Song and Russell Simmons’ Def Poetry Jam.
10/09/10	Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber in Harlem, NYC	The Apollo Theater	United States
Add Add to Google Calendar Download iCal	Time: 9:00pm. Admission: $15.00. Address: 253 West 125th Street. Venue phone: (212) 531-5305. - By NYC Subway – Take the A, B, C or D trains to 125th Street and walk 1.25 blocks East to the Apollo Theater. – Take the 2 or 3 trains to 125th Street and walk 1.75 blocks West to the Apollo Theater. – Take the 4,5 or 6 trains to 125th Street and then either take a taxi or a bus Westbound to 8th Avenue/Frederick Douglass Boulevard. Walk .25 blocks East to the Apollo Theater. The Salon Series is an innovative series featuring new works by emerging and established artists and is the landmark theater’s on-going venture into alternative programming. The artists and new works to be presented are selected by the Apollo’s Vice President of Programming, Laura Greer. The Apollo Theater is widely recognized for its prominent role in previewing American culture to the public and has served as a valuable performance venue for quality theatrical productions such as George C. Wolfe’s Harlem Song and Russell Simmons’ Def Poetry Jam.

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