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COMADRES! DINNER & A MOVIE ON THURS, JULY 19




Meet us for Dinner and a Movie on Thursday, July 19.

5:30pm -- Dinner at Chevy's, 259 W 42nd Street, corner of 8th Avenue

7:00pm -- Movie at Regal E-Walk Stadium, 247 W 42nd Street
              --This theatre does reserved seating. Get your ticket ASAP.
              --Get ticket for row D.  (We already have seats 1-4.)


JOIN US!  For both dinner and a movie, or just dinner, or just the movie.

ALL Comadres & Friends are welcomed.


See you at the Movies!


Las Comadres NYC Network
Gladys, Maria, Miriam & Nydia



BINGO!


Hola, #MyComadres.

Our first annual Comadrazo and Game Night was a huge success!

We played bingo all night and everyone went home a winner.  We must admit that some of the Comadres got creative when we ran out of marking chips.  See photos below.

Next outing is a Dinner and a Movie on July 19 (Thursday).  Watch your email for the particulars.

Happy Summer!

Las Comadres NYC Network
Gladys, Maria, Miriam & Nydia



BINGO!


Using cookie bits as markers.


Even bits of paper were used as markers.


#COMADRESFUN

#COMADRESGETCREATIVE



JUNE 7 COMADRAZO




Greetings, #MyComadres!

This month we gather to network and celebrate the beginning of Summer!   

 We are also donating toiletries and female undergarments to The Women’s Project, which helps homeless women in our city.  Comadre Miriam Gonzalez will join us and take our contributions to the shelter.  For more information on the Project, visit www.gsecdc.org.

 JUNE OUTINGS.  Let’s start with the June 12 (Tues) Museum Mile Festival from 6-9pm. Let’s meet at 6:00pm across the street from the Guggenheim Museum at 1071 Fifth Avenue (88th Street).  Look for Comadre Maria Ferrer.  For more ideas on outings and links to interesting events, see back of this page.

 BOOK OF THE MONTH.  EVERYBODY KNOWS YOU GO HOME by Natalia Sylvester (Litte A).  It’s a fanciful story about a father-in-law who appears every year on the Day of the Dead to his new daughter-in-law asking for her help in reconciling with his estrange son. Set amid a Texas border town, run ins with immigration officers is common.  ATTENTION:  Amazon has the kindle copy on sale for $1.99 right now. Get your copy today.
       

Mark your calendar for Monday, June 25, for the Book Club Teleconference, where we’ll chat with author Natalia Sylvester about ghosts, in laws, Mexican border, writing process, etc.  Register for free at www.latinolit.com.  Listen in on the conversation at home, at work, out with friends. Listen in as you wash dishes or have dinner or hang out with your Comadres.  AND join the simultaneous Twitter Chat by following @ReadLatinoLit and using hashtag #ReadLatinoLit.

Wait for it!  Las Comadres & Friends National Latino Book Club will be releasing its Summer Reading List on June 21st , the first official day of Summer.  Visit www.latinolit.com for the full list. 

SUMMER TIPS.  Drink plenty of water.  Stay active.  Hang with your Comadres.  Watch the list serv for upcoming Comadres events.  Follow us on Facebook.  Wear your flowers.  Wear sunscreen! 

Happy Summer &  Happy Reading!  


Las Comadres NYC Network Facilitators

Gladys, Maria, Miriam & Nydia 


Las Comadres Book Club Discussion Leaders

Maria, Dora Maria, Nikki & Tess

#MYCOMADRES. MEET COMADRE C.C. AMAYA







C.C. Amaya is a writer, editor, and consultant residing in New York City. After 10 years of editorial and communication experience, C.C. Amaya has launched its digital media marketing, content creation, and writing services to small businesses and the general public. With a focus on imagination and sophistication, C.C. Amaya aims to create beautiful and effective content for all of her clients and collaborators. Writing for C.C. Amaya is not only a passion, but a way to document beauty. You can follow her journey to document the beautiful on: Facebook (@ccamayainc), Instagram (@c.c.amayainc), and Twitter (@cyndiamaya).



OCTOBER NEWSLETTER & CALENDAR OF EVENTS



Greetings, Comadres!

Happy Hispanic Heritage Everything! We celebrate our Latinidad all year long!

Many thanks to Comadre Kimberly Hernandez and Univision for hosting us this month.   

NEW COMADRES!  Welcome! Please make sure to sign up for our group list serv by registering at:  http://lascomadres.com/lco/join-las-comadres/

We want to remind all Comadres to take advantage of our website-blog and Facebook page.  They are great resource tools for you to keep track of our meeting dates and activities.  We promise there will be at least one activity every month. 

We also encourage all Comadres to join the Book Club.  Join us even if you don’t finish the book; the discussions are amazing.

Last, but not least, please join us in praying for families in Florida, Mexico, Puerto Rico and Las Vegas.

Best wishes for a Happy Fall!

Las Comadres Facilitators       
Gladys, Miriam, Nydia & Maria

Las Comadres Book Club Discussion Leaders    
Maria, Dora Maria, Nicole & Tess


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Calendar of EvenTs

October 7, Sat –LitCrawl, 6:00pm
sponsored in part by Latinx in Publishing
Havana Outpost, 757 Fulton Street, Brooklyn (corner of South Portland).   
       6pm—poetry reading from La Pluma y La Tinta
       7pm—Literary Loteria sponsored by LxP      

October 17, Tues –Book Club, 6:00pm
New Location! Pershing Square Atrium on the corner of 42nd Street & Park Avenue; across from Grand Central Station. (Doesn’t have visible address but it is to the right of 60 W 42nd St.)  Look for the Comadres table.
                  Book of the Month:  Affections by Rodrigo Hasbun (Pushkin Press).  
It’s a fascinating tale of a Nazi family who flees to Bolivia after WWII and then embarks on an expedition to search for the lost Inca city of Paititi.  It’s a family’s voyage of discovery with unexpected consequences.

October 28, Sat – Women With Wings exhibit, 12noon
Artist and curator is Comadre Andrea Arroyo.
Maggie’s Garden, 564 West 149th Street, Bronx
Meet in front of Garden entrance.  FREE.

October 30, Mon -- Book Club Teleconference, 8:00pm EST
Register for the teleconference with authors Rodrigo Hasbun and Jorge Argueta. We will be speaking with them about their new books.  Early registrants may win a free book.  Register now at www.latinolit.com. 

November 13, Mon:  Comadrazo / Chatting with Las Comadres informational series on Social Media.

November 14. Tues:   Book Club    


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Announcements

Visit our blog sitewww.lascomadresnyc.blogspot.com—to find the latest Comadres news, calendar of events and member bios.

Job Opportunities. Please remember to let us know of any job opportunities, volunteer positions or upcoming events you come across that would be of benefit to a fellow Comadre. Email us at lascomadresNY@gmail.com.

Friday Fun. Join us on Friday’s on our Comadres Facebook page @LasComadresNYCNetwork, and share your photos. Use our hashtag #ComadresFun.



  Email:  lascomadresNY@gmail.com
  Facebook: @LasComadresNYCNetwork
  Book Club: www.latinolit.com
  Blog: www.lascomadresnyc.blogspot.com
  Use our hashtags:  #ComadresFun, #ReadLatinoLit 



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