Somerville's ArtBeat, somewhat like the Honk! Festival, is an opportunity to appreciate all manner of art—from poetry to music to dance to cartoons—in a fun community setting. This year's incarnation has a water theme, appropriate enough after the flooding and more flooding and threats of flooding we've seen so far this year.
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Former Bostonians of the Week Walter Sickert and Edrie of The Army of Broken Toys are involved in tonight's eminently weird screening of The Why, an indie film by Eli Higgins, Anthony Pedone and Stephen Floyd. Walter and Edrie will perform live along with Jaggery and Goli; the music of all three groups is featured in the film. Proceeds from the show go to help complete the work. Support local independent film tonight at Great Scott.
Bostonist is introducing a new feature: Bostonian of the Week, in which we profile interesting figures seen around town. Know someone we should feature? Email tips at bostonist dot com.
--Multimedia artist and musician Brian Dewan will join Bostonist faves Walter Sickert & the Army of Broken Toys, the Boston Typewriter Orchestra, and S. Joe Hazelwood at Church. Of course, the Broken Toys are promising frilly panties and corsets. 69 Kilmarnock Street, 9:00 pm.
Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys Saturday, October 20, 8:00 pm Lizard Lounge Official Site Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys, last seen on Bostonist during the closing of Somerville's Sky Bar and the Great Lowell Cable Access Television Fiasco of 2007, will be bringing their experimental goth-rock to the Lizard Lounge. Their website promises that they combine "music, shenanigans, toys, and voice to make an organic industrial texture-core Death-folk ride...
Club Sky Bar has to close because the owner found the $40,000 bill for installing a required sprinkler system to be far too high. Hence, Sky Bar, which nurtured metal and goth bands, is having one last, lengthy blowout on Sunday.
And to think, we just posted about a perfectly harmless Scavenger Hunt for nudes at the MFA ... A man was offended at the sight of naked ladies cavorting during Lowell's late-night, cable-access New England Punk Goth Metal show. How come that never happens on our cable access? Anyway, when the Lowell Sun spoke with the offended man, he described what he saw as "total, complete, nothing-on nudity." Apparently "total, complete, nothing-on nudity" is worse...
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