Rewind: TP Science - Amanda Simson's Fuel Cells & Other Ways to Get 'Off the Grid'

In this unedited clip from last months Trash Pony Science + the Underlying Order of Things Amanda Simson discusses energy involved in burning.

Trash Pony's Science + the Underlying Order of Things: Amanda Simson - Fuel Cells and Other Ways to Get 'Off the Grid". from RootHillCafe on Vimeo.

Did you attend this event? Did you find out how to 'get of the grid' or have you already done so and have no way of reading this blog? We'd like to know. Send us you thoughts or photos of this event.

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Stay tuned - next month Trash Pony's Science has a talk on The Homo Bonobo Project by Dr. Ghislane Pussait, as played by her creator Shelly Mars.

Coming this March...

Coming to Root Hill's Trash Pony this month...

Thursday, March 3rd at 8p - Bear in a Hammock Explains it All - Improv with Mike Sapp

Sunday, March 6th at 6p - Sunday Stories Hosted by Daisy Rosario Inspired by This American Life & The Moth

Wednesday, March 9th at 8p - Get It Out: Trash Pony Comedy Hosted by Daisy Rosario

Saturday, March 12 at 8:30p - Musical Stylings of Marc Barnhill and The Sorely Missed

Saturday, March 25 at 8:30p - Stan Mitchell Trio

Saturday, March 26 at 8p - Poker Night with Bill

Sunday, March 27 at 7p - Trash Pony's Science + the Underlying Order of Things: Homo Bonobo Project

Kjersti Kveli performing this Friday, Feb 11th

On Friday, Feb 11th at 8:30p we have singer songwriter Kjersti Kveli.

Miss Kveli is a Norwegian singer and songwriter, currently situated in New York City. Her songs and way of singing fits the description folk music, leaning into classical contemporary art songs. Educated as a soprano and a voice teacher, now creating her own musical world of experiments and expressions through and straight from the heart. 

Check out more of Kjersti Kveli here: www.kjerstikveli.com

Get It Out - Trash Pony Comedy

These people maybe insane, but they are also extremely funny. Laugh like you mean it. 

Get It Out

at Root Hill's Trash Pony

Wednesday, Feb 9th, 2011

at 8:00pm

Hide Inaba live at Trash Pony Feb 10th at 7:30p

At 15 Hide Inaba wanted to just play bass in a band, but his friends asked him to step up to the mic because they didn't have the nerve. From there his music career took off, playing in local bars, clubs, and colleges throughout Tokyo. In 1997 he moved to the big apple and begin playing throughout the city. Originally from Chiba, Japan, Hide writes songs in both Japanese and English. His styles are a mix of jazz, hip-hop, pop, and ambient techno. 

See Hide Inaba live at: 

Root Hill's Trash Pony (262 4th Avenue) 

on February 10th, 2011 at 7:30pm. 
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