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June 28, 2021  |  By Turtle Bay Association In Special Events, Turtle Bay News, Friends of Dag Hammarskjold Plaza

Friends of Dag Plaza Cafe Salon Talks

CAFE SALON TALKS IN DAG PLAZA START JULY 1ST: GETTING TO KNOW YOU TURTLE BAY

Starting July 1, a series of Cafe Salon Talks at the Pink Moose Cafe in Hammarskjold Plaza feature neighborhood notables with a pre-paid picnic box of tasty goodies ready for pickup before each show. All food sales are advance order only so the one-hour programs can start at 6 PM. Keep scrolling for the full scoop! 

Thursday, July 1. Pamela Hanlon is the author of Manhattan’s TurtleBay and A Worldly Affair, but “don’t expect a book talk,” says the long-time Turtle Bay resident, who will chat about neighborhood landmarks and local history with behind-the-scene stories, including interviews with luminaries like Broadway composer Stephen Sondheim, a Turtle Bay resident. Pamela has given numerous talks and tours of the area and regards Dag Hammarskjold Plaza as neighborhood treasure.

Thursday, July 8, Teri Black, Break a Leg Productions. An actress and producer, Teri brings a wealth of theatrical experience to our second Salon Talk, presenting two staged readings of short plays by LA writer Scott Mullen, directed by Valerie Adami Juhlin and brought to life by a professional cast of four actors. Teri loves Dag Plaza…it’s right across the street from her apartment.

DOG PARK: Anthony and Kelly meet at a dog park and might have more in common than their Jack Russell Terriers.

HOME: A woman tries to convince her mother-in-law to move in with her and her family, even though they dislike each other.

Cast: Teri Black, Elisa London, Sean Phillips and Sara Taylor, all members of Actor’s Equity Association. For more about the Break a Leg Productions, click here.

Now that’s value! A show and a picnic. $10 includes sandwich (4 choices), beverage (4 choices), salad, chips and a cookie, a great value! Your picnic box(s) will be ready for pick-up on the program date(s) you select. Please arrive at 5:45 PM, claim your order and take your seat so sessions can start on time. You will know it ‘s time to be seated when the bells of the Holy Family Church ring at 6 PM.

PLACE YOUR PICNIC ORDER(S) NOW FOR THE SALON DATES OF YOUR CHOICE:

JULY 1 SALON, (click on link) ORDER MY PICNIC BOXES 

JULY 8 SALON, (click on link) ORDER MY PICNIC BOXES

Note: Cafe seating is for customers only. Public seating on benches.

RAIN DATES: Salon takes place the following day. Visit website http://hammarskjoldplaza.org for last-minute announcements if summer showers have you guessing.

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