By Emma Shuck, News Staff
Entry of the Week:
Jerry Remy’s Sports Bar and Grill will host the first taping of a new sports and comedy show, called The Beer 30 Show, in front of a live audience Monday, Jan. 24. Boston comedian Graig Murphy, who competed against 150 other upcoming television talent from all over the country, will be the co-host alongside ESPN Dallas personality RJ Choppy. The audience will witness the taping of the in-studio portion of the show, featuring Murphy and Choppy. Before the taping starts, Boston comedian Jimmy Dunn will perform a half-hour comedy routine for the crowd. The show will be broadcasted on 144 channels in 130 U.S. markets, which will reach over 94 million households. As a bonus, Budweiser will provide free rounds of brewskis for those who stay for the duration of the event. 1265 Boylston St.; 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Free; 617-236-7369.
Thursday, Jan. 20
Oscar-winning singer and songwriter Jorge Drexler will perform in the 2011 Berklee College of Music Signature Concert Series. Drexler works to foster an appreciation for world music with the style and rhythm of his native country, Uruguay. He has recorded with Shakira, Mercedes Sosa, Maria Rita and Victor Manuel, and his albums have been awarded a total of seven Grammy and Latin Grammy nominations. Don’t miss “Jorge Drexler Meets Berklee.” 136 Massachusetts Ave.; 8:15 p.m. to 10:15 p.m.; $10 and $15 (reserved seating); 617-747-2261.
Friday, Jan. 21
By the end of the week, stress levels can be high. There’s no better way to end the week than with a meditation session focused on laughter. These guided, half-hour, weekly sessions are held in the Sacred Space and are open on a walk-in basis. It will be a short, fun way to get loosened up just in time for the weekend and experience the benefits of meditation for the mind, body and spirit. Ell Hall, 2nd floor; Noon to 12:30 p.m.; Free; 617-373-2728.
Dance the night away in fashion. The Om Lounge’s grand opening of In-Fashion Fridays, which will feature complimentary hours d’oeurves, chill-out house lounge music and live saxophone tunes is tonight. Guests can enjoy a Bebe and Zoya Designs Boutique show, in which models will make frequent stops and pose for a professional photo shoot. Later on in the night, DJs will spin European house beats on both floors of the lounge. Dress to impress. 92 Winthrop St., Cambridge; 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.; $10; [email protected].
Saturday, Jan. 22
Symphony Sushi and Pho and I are a favorite of many Northeastern students. Now, instead of going out to eat for sushi, learn how to make it at home with the two-hour “Roll like a Pro” class at Basho Japanese Brasserie. Sushi chefs will share the best techniques to make spicy tuna rolls, California maki rolls and more. The class will be followed by a three-course lunch. 1338 Boylston St.; 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.; $30; 617-262-1338.
Sunday, Jan. 23
Never seen a live flamenco performance? Here’s the chance to see one for free. Experience a night full of flamenco, including guitar, dance and tapas (spanish appetizers) at Bar Lola. The restaurant’s culinary team has more than 30 years of experience in creating delicious tapas from all regions of Spain. The restaurant’s atmosphere will present a realm of different experiences, offering up a strong taste of Spanish culture right in the midst of Boston’s Back Bay. 160 Commonwealth Ave.; 8 p.m.; Free; 617-266-1122.
Monday, Jan. 24
Although it’s still January, there is never a bad time to enjoy some ice cream. Head to J.P. Licks, which is only a short walk or T ride away from campus, to take a glimpse at a nine-month journey through the Himalayas Don Perrault re-created with his photographs. The photographs, which focus on Tibet, will be available for sale as well. All the proceeds will be donated to The Kham Aid Foundation, which will fund their efforts in supporting the victims of the recent earthquake in Tibet. 1618 Tremont St.; 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Free; 617-566-6676.
Tuesday, Jan. 25
Searching for an apartment can be stressful and time-consuming; many students don’t know much about the Boston real estate market. Northeastern Residential Life is hosting “Apartment Hunting 101, Know Your Rights” to help students learn the ins-and-outs of what its like to live in different neighborhoods around the city, renters’ rights and general information about the market. 14 International Village; 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.; Free; 617-373-8480.
Wednesday, Jan. 26
Tonight, Northeastern artists will perform at MEISA Open Mic Night, sponsored by the Music and Entertainment Industry Student Association. The event, located in afterHOURS, will host a wide-variety of artists who will make their way on stage to show off their talent. Sign-ups are at 6:30 p.m. AfterHOURS; 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Free; [email protected].
The Department of Art + Design at Northeastern is hosting artist Beatrix Reinhardt to speak about her life as an international photographer. Reinhardt’s work has been on display in North America, Europe, Australia and Asia. In addition, Reinhardt’s art is a part of many corporate, museum and university collections not only across the United States, but abroad as well. 135 Shillman Hall; 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Free; 617-373-2347.
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