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The Best ofW hat's HappeningIn and AroundDowntown Brooklyn|a r t e v e n t s jPHOTOGRAPHY RECEPTION: R e ce p tio n fo r Jo e l-P e te r W itk in %u2019s e x h ib it \P h o to g ra p h s \6- 9pm .MAKE-UP LECTURE: R.S.V.P. R e p e rto ry th e a tre h o s ts th e a tric a l m ake -u p le c tu re and d e m o n s tra tio n by Jay P earlm an, p ro fe s s io n a l m ake-up a rtis t. S ept. 18, 8-9:30pm . 415 7th St. $5. For in fo 768-1985.TEEN DANCE AUDITIONS: B ro o k ly n Teen T o u rin g C o m pa n y h o ld s a u d itio n s fo r 13-18 year o ld s w ith any k in d o f d a n c e b a ck g ro u n d in m odern, b a lle t o r jazz dance. S ept. 20, 3pm . G o w a n u s A rts E xchange, 295 D o u g la ss St.F o r in fo 596-5250.POETRY W ORKSHOPS: O na G ritz leads p o e try w o rk s h o p s fo r s tu d e n ts o f all ages and e xp e rie n ce . S ept. 20-Nov. 29, Sat.,5:15-7:15pm . L ivin g A rts S pace, 475 F ifth Ave. $90/10 s e ssio n s. F or info, 788-8588.ART SHOW ENTRY: B A C A 'S 36th ju rie d P rom enade A rt S how , fe a tu rin g a rts and c ra fts Sept. 20 and 21, 11am -6pm . B ro o klyn H e ig h ts P rom enade. F or in fo 783-3077.ARTIST TALK: P a tricia W in e r gives ili lu s tra te d ta lk \A rtis t's P ro c e s s ,\tio n o f her p a in tin g s %u201c F loral S tu d ie s and L a n d s c a p e s .\B o ta n ic G arden A u d ito riu m , 1000 W a s h in g to n Ave. Free. F o r in fo , 622-4433.GREENFIELDS READINGS: G re e n F ie ld s C afe end s its fo u rth P o e try/P rose R eading S eries w ith re a d in g s by Jo h n Payne, Ellen A ug and D arw in H agem an, S ept. 24, 7:30-9pm . 307 S eventh Ave., u p sta irs. $3. F or in fo , 768-8967.OPEN ART STUDiOS: Park S lo p e A rtis ts %u2019 C o u n c il h o ld s its th ird %u201c O pen S tu d io s %u201d to u r. S ept. 27 and 28, 12-6pm. G ro u p S how at P ro %u00ads p e c t Park P ic n ic H ouse, m a p s available. S ept. 27 and 28, 12-5pm; re c e p tio n , S ept. 26,7- 10pm. P ro s p e c t Park W e s t and 5th St. Free. F o r in fo , 768-7407.HEIGHTS COUNTRY GIRL: H e ig h ts P layers p e rfo rm \S ept. 19, 20, 8pm . 26 W illo w PI. $7 o r TDF. F o r in fo , 237-2752.MEMORY THEATRE: C re a tive T im e p re s e n ts re tu rn e n g a g e m e n t o f \T he a tre o f G iu lio C a m illo ,%u201d by M a tth e w M ag u ire . S ept. 16-21, 23-28, 30-O ct. 5,7:30pm . B ro o k ly n B rid g e A n c h o ra g e , C adm an Plaza W e st and F ro n t St. Tues., $10; W ed. and T hurs., $12; F ri.-S un., $15. R e se rva tio n s requ ire d . F or in fo , (212) 619-1955.RIVER STAGE MARY: R iver S tage, 46 O ld F u lto n St., p re s e n ts %u201c M ary, M a ry ,%u201d th ro u g h S e p te m b e r 28. P e rfo rm a n ce s are T hursdaySat., 8pm ; w ith Sat., Sun., m a tin e e s at 3pm . T ic k e ts are $7, $4 fo r s e n io rs and s tu d e n ts . F or in fo o r re se rva tio n s, ca ll 852-7360.HO LLYW OOD MUSICALS: Ryan R e p e rto ry C o m p a n y p e rfo rm s C h u c k R e ic h e n th a l%u2019s m u s ic a l revue \M u s ic a ls .\8:30pm ; S un., 3p m . H arry W a rre n Theatre, 2445 B a th Ave. $9, $7 fo r s e n io rs . F or in fo , 373-5208.SOUTH PACIFIC: C a th o lic C h a ritie s D io ce sa n T h e a tre G u ild p e rfo rm s R od g e rs and H a m m e rs te in 's m u s ic a l \T hru O ct. 12, Sat., 8pm; S un., 2:30pm . B is h o p F ord C e n tra l C a th o lic H ig h S c h o o l, 500 19th St. $10, $8, $5. R e se rva tio n s req u ire d . F o r in %u00adfo, 625-4422.MUSICON THE BARGE: B a rg e m u S ic p re s e n ts w o rks by B ra h m s, D e b ussy and Faure, p e rfo rm e d by c e llis t Fred S herry, v io lin is t A rn o ld St ainhardt and p ia n is t V ic to r S te in h a rd t. S ept. 18, 7:30pm and S ept. 21, 4p m . F u lto n F erry La n ding . $12. F or in fo 624-4061.COFFEE HOUSE BENEFIT: The G ood C ofi fee H o u se h o s ts H u d so n R iver S lo o p S in g e rs in b e n e fit fo r B ro o k ly n E th ic a l S o c ie ty 's B u ild in g R e h a b ilita tio n F un d . S ept. 19,^ M . ._ T iU U ^ I ^ .,1 4 .,.*a . uu pin. i%u2014* i KjKjtw y 11 uuuiu i j i v_/ %u25a0 i. uiiuui u u iiu iu ,53 P ro sp e ct Park W e st. $40. F or info,768-2972, a fte r 8pm on F rid a y s only.SW INGING SLOPE: T he G a lle ry P layers O f Park S lo p e o p e n s season w ith \Park Slope's LocalTheater GroupSwings WeekendsD enise O %u2019B rien and R ichard M cC oy star in th e G allery P layer%u2019s prod u c tio n o f %u201c S w in g in %u2019 in th e Breeze%u201d w h ic h opens S ept. 19. The p lay is ro u sin g trib u te to m usic and prom ise s an evening o f fun. The Players p e rfo rm at the B erkeley Carro li St. s c h o o l space, 181 L in c o ln Place. (S iobhan Sloan P hoto)the Breeze%u201d fea tu ring m usic o f all eras. Sept. 19, 20, 26 and 27, 8pm ; and Sept. 21 and 28, 3pm. Berkeley C arroll Street S chool, 181 Lincoln PI. $6; stu d e n ts and seniors%u2019, $5. For in fo 638-5725.PARLOR CONCERT: Lefferts H om esteadParlor C oncert Series con tinu es w ith p e rfo rm ance o f piano m usic fo r four hands. Sept.2 0 ,4:15pm. C orner o f Flatbush Ave. and Em %u00adpire Blvd. $5, in advance. For info, 965-6505.FORT GREENE CONCERT: Fort G reene C o m m unity O utreach Board o f D irectors presents B roth er C harles R obbins in concert w ith S ister B ernice Carson. Sept. 20, 7:30pm. Brown M em orial B aptist C hurch, 484 W ashington Ave. A dm ission by donation. For info, 783-1500.MUSIC CELEBRATIO N: U n ite d C o m m u n ity C e n te rs h o ld s its 14th a n n u a l N ew Y o rk M u s ic F e s tiv a l a n d F air, p re s e n tin g v a rie ty o f m u s ic a l g ro u p s . S ept. 20 and 21, 12-6pm . Van S ic le n A ve., b e tw e e n L in d e n and S ta n le y A ves. F o r in fo , 649-7979.OPEN AIR JAZZ: B ro o k ly n M u se u m p re s e n ts ja zz s e rie s w ith o u td o o r p e rfo rm a n ce s h e ld by A rn ie L a w re n ce an d M o n s te r B and, S e p t. 21, F rie d a S c h iff W a rb u rg M e m o ria l S c u lp tu re G ard e n . Free.M O NTAUK CONCERT: M o n ta u k C lu b h o ld s d in n e r c o n c e rt w ith s p e c ia l g u e s t a rtis t. S ept. 26, d in n e r 6 pm , c o n c e rt 8pm . 25 E ig h th Ave. Free to p ro s p e c tiv e m e m b e rs, re s e rv a tio n s req u ire d . F o r in fo , 638-0800.BAROQUE IN BROOKLYN: N e w Y o rk B a ro %u00adq u e p e rfo rm s c o n c e rt o f 17th c e n tu ry G e rm a n m u s ic . S e p t. 26, 7:30pm . F irs t U n ita ria n C h u rch , 50 M o n ro e PI. $5. F or in fo , 852-4544.BAND AT LUNCH: U n d e rc ro ft C o ffe e H o u se p re s e n ts c o n c e rt by O u t to L u n c h , o f b lu e g ra s s , Iris h and s w in g m u s ic . S ept. 26, 8pm . A s s u m p tio n C h u rc h , 61 C ra n b e rry St. $4; c h ild re n u n d e r 12 $2. F o r in fo , 834-0176.COFFEE HOUSE FOLK: G o o d C o ffe e H o u se p re s e n ts p e rfo rm a n c e o f C eltic, g yp s y , he b re w a nd tra d itio n a l fo lk s o n g s by K e n n y and T zipo ra . S e p t. 26, 9:30pm (d o o rs o p e n at 8:45pm ). B ro o k ly n S o c ie ty fo r E th ic a l C u ltu re , 53 P ro s p e c t P ark W e s t. $4 o r TDF. F o r in fo , 768-2972. F ri., a fte r 8p m only.VOCAL SONGS: L e ffe rts H o m e s te a d P a rlo r C o n c e rt S e rie s e n d s w ith p e rfo rm a n c e o f vocal m u s ic a nd A m e ric a n so n g s. S ept. 27, 4:15pm . C o rn e r o f E m p ire B lvd. a nd F la tb u s h Ave. $5 in adva nce . F o r in fo , 965-6505.CLASSICAL GUITAR: C la s s ic G u ita r S o c ie %u00adty o f B ro o k ly n p re s e n ts c o n c e rt o f B a ch , Tarrega, P aca d e L u c ia a n d M oza rt by c la s s ic a l g u ita ris t D e n n is K o s te r. S ept. 2 8 , 1pm . B a rg e m u s ic , F u lto n F e rry L a n d in g , u n d e r B ro o k ly n B rid g e . $8; s e n io rs an d s tu d e n ts $6. F o r in fo , 891-9054.MUSEUM JAZZ: B rooklyn M useum holds open air jazz concert w ith Larry Rivers and the East 13th S treet Band. Sept. 28, 4pm . Frieda S ch iff W arburg M em orial S culpture Garden, 200 Eastern Pkwy. Free, fo r info, 638-5000.OPERATIC CONCERT: Regina O pera C om %u00adpany pe rfo rm s op era tic arias and ensem bles. Sept. 28, 4pm . Regina Hall, 65th St. and T w elfth Ave. $3; childre n free. For info, 232-3555.Botanic GardenF loral and la nd scape p a in tin g s by P B roo klyn B o ta n ic G arden th ro u g h O ct a p p o in tm e n t. W in e r uses m ixe d medte variou s la n d sca p e s in sp ire d by th e Bo c ille d d ra w in g o f %u201c S iberian Iris .%u201dB A C A DO W NTOW N: E xhibit, %u201c D iving R itu als,%u201d scu lp tu re by A ngelika Festa, Jay S im s and Tom E ric S tanton. T hru O ct. 11, Tues.-Thurs., 1-6pm; Fri. and Sat., 1-10pm. F ringe Series op en s w ith theater p ro du ction o f %u201c M ink Sonata%u201d by A llan Havis. Sept. 19, and 2 0 ,8pm . $8 o r TDF. 111 W illoug hb y St. For in %u00adfo 596-2222.BARGEM USIC: Cham ber c o n ce rts on Thurs., at 7:30pm; and Sun., at 4pm . Sept. 18, 21, w orks by Debussy, Faure and Brahms. Sept, 25 and 28, w orks by M ozart, Beethoven and Brahm s. T ic k e ts $12, $10 fo r seniors and stu d e n ts. F ulton Ferry Landing, under B rooklyn Bridge. F or info, 624-4061.BRANCH LIBRARY HOURS: New fall hours now in e ffe c t at N eighborhood branches o f the B rooklyn P ublic Library. B rooklyn H eights: M on.-W ed., 10am-8pm; Thurs., 10am6pm ; Fri., 12-6pm; Sat., 11am-3pm; Cadman Plaza W est and C linton St.; 780-7789 B usiness Library: Mon.-W ed., 10am-8pm; Thurs. J 0 a m -6 p m ; Fri., 12-6pm; Sat., 11am3pm ; Cadm an Pinza W est and C lin to n St.; 780-7780. C entral Library: M on.-Thurs., 9am8pm ; Fri. and Sat., 10am-6pm; Sun., 1-5pm; G rand Arm y Plaza; 780-7700. C lin to n Hill: M on., 12-6pm; Tues. and W ed., 10am-6pm; Thurs., 1-8pm; Fri., 1-6pm; Sat., 11am-3pm; W ashington and Lafayette Aves., 857-8038. Carroll Gardens: Mon. and Tues.. 10am-6om:Ave. a n d P a c ific S t, 838-5180. P ark Slope: M on., 1-8pm; Tues. and W ed., 10am-8pm; Thurs. 12-epm; Fri., 1-6pm; Sat., 11am-3pm; S ixth Ave. and 9 th St.; 7680593. Red H ook: Mon.-W ed., 1Gam-5:30pm; Thurs. and F ri.,. 12-5:30pm; W o lc o tt and D w ight S ts; 875-4412. W alt W h itm a n : M on.-W ed., 10am-6pm; Thurs. and Fri., 1-6pm; S t. E dw ards St. and A uburn PL; 855-1508.BRO O KLYN BOTANIC Q ARDEN: G arden opens Tues.-Fri., 8-6pm; w eekends and holidays 10-6pm. A reas o f curre nt spe cia l Interest: Japanese H ill-and-P ond G arden, W ater Lily P ools, Fragrance G arden, A n n ua l Border, Perennial Border. Tours: S aturdays, 10:30am and Sundays, 1pm, m eet at G arden S hop on M agnolia Plaza, free; G arden shop open Tues.-Fri., 9:30am-5:30pm, w eekends and holidays, 10am-5:30pm. C losed M on. 1000 W ashington Ave. F or in fo rm a tio n 622-4433.BRO O KLYN C H ILDREN%u2019S MUSEUM : Special events fo r kids. Sept. Sept. 18. %u201c Joys in Every Land \6pm. S ept. 19: Z is fo r Zither, D is fo r Drum, 3:30*4:45pm. Sept. 20: M usical Plants, 1:182:30pm ; A nim al C o m m unication w ith live anim als, 2:45-4:15pm. Sept. 21: F am ily Portraits G allery Adventure, 10:30-11:45am. Sept. 25: %u201c M u sic A round th e W orld,%u201d w ith Peter G rigg and Iris B rooks, 6pm . H ours: M on.,W fifl F ri T h u rc OJTnrr.- . - - %u2022 .%u2022 %u25a0*%u00a5+*#Page 16, THE P I OENIX, S e p te m b e r 18, 1986jssbhb %u2018it -ir-n r y iLTiiiimt'