"We don't like the poverty, having to go to bed hungry, wondering what's for tomorrow's supper, wishing you had certain foods, decent clothes, money for lunch or school pictures.
In order to keep you on your culinary toes, and getting the most out of our time together, this month's supper is of an altogether different nature to last month's veggie curry.
Since January 2017, The People's Supper has hosted over 1,400 suppers in 121 communities nationwide focusing on bringing people together to engage constructively on issues affecting their communities.
It's recorded as being painted in 1500, between Leonardo's Last Supper from 1495-98 and before he painted the Mona Lisa in 1503.
At the venerable Palm Court, the jazzmen were opening their horn cases in preparation for the $90-a-person 90-a-person 90-a-person
It is claimed, although some have their doubts, that they held last year's Robbie Burns' supper pouring nothing but Iron Brew, a Scottish soft drink.
Incredulous that people thought they could serve "any haphazard conglomeration of spirituous liquors, wines, bitters, fruit juices, sugar, milk, eggs, cream and anything else that happens to be leftover from last week's picnic supper", he wrote a book called The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks to address the issue.
Vasari's Last Supper (1546) was one of the most seriously damaged works to survive the 1966 flood.
When Dixie Carter made her New York cabaret debut five years ago at Freddy's Supper Club, which has closed, she immediately established herself as one of the most vivid and endearing performers in a field already crowded with idiosyncratic personalities.
At 8 and 10 30 p.m., Ginny's Supper Club, 310 Lenox Avenue, at 125th Street, Harlem, (212) 421-3821, ginnyssupperclub.com; $20. (Chinen) Al Di Meola and Gonzalo Rubalcaba (Friday through Sunday) Mr. Di Meola, a guitarist, and Mr. Rubalcaba, a pianist, share an aesthetic of sumptuous tension: supreme technical facility, bound by a taste for melodic melancholy.
