2SJ Farewell Week Schedule The hour is at hand! The writing is on the wall! And here you are in New York City wondering what the hell to do!!!! Well if you're looking to hang out with the J's or just see the sights, here are some ideas. TUESDAY JULY 15: Cheer Eddie Eyeball on as his basketball team, the Buzzer Beaters (0 wins, 3 losses), face their heated rivals, McGladrey & Pullen (0 wins, 1 loss), in NYUPA League play at Baruch Simon Gym, 21st Street between 1st & 2nd Aves. Game starts at 6:30pm. By train: take the 6 train to 23rd St., walk east to Second Ave., then south to 21st St, then left on 21st St. WEDNESDAY JULY 16: 2SJ Boat Cruise Reloaded (SOLD OUT) A reminder for those of you who already have purchased tickets, the Half Moon leaves from 23rd Street and the FDR Drive (the east side of Manhattan). The boat boards at 8:30pm, departs at 9pm SHARP, and returns at 12midnight. THURSDAY JULY 17: 2SJ Retirement Party @RIVERTOWN, 187 Orchard St. (between Houston & Stanton). By train: take the F train to the 2nd Ave. stop. 21+ with ID to enter * Raffles & Giveaways (autographed CDs, DVDs & posters) * FREE Tiger Beer 10pm-11pm * Guest DJ: 2 SKINNEE'S J'S spinning all night long * Ticket Giveaways for 2SJ @ BB KING'S 7/18 Farewell Show * Grilled Cheese Sandwiches Come and hang out with the boyz. Buy them drinks. Bring them presents. Hey, maybe even buy some merch so you won't be burdened at the farewell show.... PRINT THIS FLYER FOR FREE ADMISSION ($5 without flyer) visit www.ROCKSOFFNYC.com/PARTY for more info FRIDAY JULY 18: 2SJ Farewell Show (SOLD OUT) Be a part of Skinnee history as 2SJ play their final performance @ BB King's in Times Square (center of the world) in what promises to be a special gala-spectacular show filled with enough thrills and surprises to put Jerry Bruckheimer to shame. Get there early to see: exclusive video clips, get your picture taken with Stumpy (as he adorns you with a Champion Medal), peruse a gallery of Skinnee costumes, drop off your card in the Skinnee I need a Job Box. By train: take the 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, N, Q, R, S, or W trains to 42nd St. Times Square stop, walk half a block east on 42nd St. to venue. Or, take the A, C, E trains to 42nd St. Port Authority Bus Terminal stop, walk half a block west on 42nd St. Many Skinnee fans travelling to NYC during the 2SJ Farewell week have asked us about things to do. We suggest... Sightseeing... - EMPIRE STATE BUILDING. Fuck it's tall... located at 350 Fifth Ave, between 33rd and 34th Streets in midtown Manhattan. Visit www.esbnyc.com for info. - STATEN ISLAND FERRY. An awesome trip through NYC harbor with amazing views of the downtown skyline. Plus it's FREE, making it much cheaper than the 2SJ Boat Cruise. Takes about 25 minutes each way. Located at Battery Park, downtown Manhattan. Visit http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/masstran/ferries/statfery.html - CENTRAL PARK. One of the urban wonders of the world, not many people realize it is entirely man-made. Great for rollerblading, rowing, biking (you can rent all of these), horse & carriage rides, or just hanging out catching rays. It's exquisitely designed and has many different "environments" so you feel like you're exploring several different parks. Also, Saturday July 19 marks a park-wide celebration of it's 150th anniversay with tons of free events and celebrations. Visit http://www.centralparknyc.org for complete listings, maps, and history. - GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL. Pretty cool for a train station, and everyone's favorite meeting place in Manhattan. There are free tours every Wednesday at 12:30pm, and free weekend tours all July & August at 11am. Visit http://www.grandcentralterminal.com/ - the CLOISTERS. The Cloisters are located on four acres overlooking the Hudson River in northern Manhattan's Fort Tryon Park and incorporate elements from five medieval French cloisters - You won't believe you're in NYC. Visit http://www.metmuseum.org/visitor/index.asp#Cloisters Museums... - Metropolitan Museum of Art. http://www.metmuseum.org/home.asp - Museum of Modern Art. http://www.moma.org - the Guggenheim Museum. http://www.guggenheim.org/ - the Whitney Museum. http://www.whitney.org/welcome.html - the Cloisters. Shopping... - East Village/Lower East Side. Take the L train to 1st Avenue and keep walking south - Broadway/Soho. Chic but pricey shops, galleries, places to eat. Walk south on Broadway between Houston and Canal Sts., and make sure you explore the side streets. You might spot a celebrity or two. - Fifth Ave. between 50th and 57th Streets - Williamsburg, Brooklyn -- the new hipster center of the universe. Just take the L train to Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn (only one stop out of Manhattan) - Chinatown Take the Q, N or R train to Canal street and see it for yourself!!!! Enjoy! And see you at the shows!!! FamousRT had a blast out in Raleigh! Everyone was great. I'm still working to get the pictures online, so watch for that link in future mailings this week! Todays emailer is a flyer for the 718 show. Those not receiving it or not choosing to download may view it online @ members.aol.com/FamousRT/718.jpg Contact me anytime at FamousRT@aol.com. 2 Skinnee J's debut album, $UPERMERCADO, and their 2nd released VOLUMIZER- and now, their newest- SEXY KARETE available nationwide in stores near you. For more information, visit http://www.2sj.com Remember, you are All Champions! <---- back