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The author K LY assumes no responsibility for any incorrect information, or typographic errors. The N -B A T existance of a street, or walkway does not indicate a right of way. T E R 1 2 Y 3 4 T U N N E L MARCHES & DEMONSTRATIONS Central Park Protest Rally Protesters won't be dismissed so easily. Besides, the Great Organized by Not In Our Name, logistics TBA. Stonewalk Lawn is composed of 5 varieties of hardy bluegrasses, and Thursday, September 2. http://www.notinourname.net A 1,400 pound granite memorial to the "Unknown Civilians has an excellent drainage system underneath; it can take Killed in War" will be pulled from Boston to NYC. some damage. August 29. The Tompkins Square Park Show Sponsored by September 11th Families for Peaceful Sponsored by One People's Project Tomorrows. Million Mom March 2004 Thursday, September 2. Logistics TBA. July 26-September 2. They will arrive in NYC by August 27, National march against gun violence. They plan to stop into http://www.onepeoplesproject.com and be at various locations through September 2. New York City. August 29-September 2. http://www.stonewalk.org/pt/stonewalk.htm http://www.mmm2004.com Bikes Against Bush Joshua Kinberg and his ChalkWriter bicycle, a wireless Democracy Uprising, DNC2RNC Meditation vigil Internet-ready bicycle equipped with a chalk spray printer. A march from the Democratic National Convention in Organized by Buddhist Peace Fellowship. http://www.bikesagainstbush.com Boston to the Republican National Convention in NYC. August 29-September 4, logistics TBA. July 30-August 26. They are expected to reach NYC by http://www.bpf.org Vigil for Peace at Ground Zero August 25. http://www.dnc2rnc.org Every Wednesdays, 12.30pm at Church St. bet Vesey and Poor Peoples March and Rally for Justice Fulton St. 12.45 pm, Broadway and Vesey (in front of St. Inspirations for Democracy: A Freedom & Peace March and rally for fair housing, healthcare, and civil rights, Paul's Chapel.) festival and sane policies on AIDS, education, and immigration. Saturday, August 21, 12-8pm. Tappen Park, Stapleton, Organized by Still We Rise, and Hip Hop Summit Action Peace vigil Staten Island. http://www.siaction.org Network. Organized by Grandmothers Against the War Monday, August 30, meet at Union Square, march 12pm, Every Wednesdays 4.30-5.30pm Really REALLY Free Market rally at main demonstration area, 31st St, 8th Ave, 2pm. 5th Avenue bet. 49th and 50th St, at Rockefeller Center. Experiment with alternative economics where everything is http://www.stillwerise.org http://www.grandmothersagainstthewar.org free and based on skill sharing, etc. Saturday, August 21, 12pm-dark. St. Mark's Church March For Our Lives Vigil Against War and for Justice courtyard. http://www.rncnotwelcome.org/freemarket.html March from the UN, to Madison Square Garden. Organized by Women in Black Organized by the Poor People's Economic Human Rights Every Wednesday from 5.30-6.30pm. Yippie! Tea Party Campaign. New York Public Library, 5th Avenue and 41st St. To protest Mayor Bloomberg. Sponsored by the Pieman. Monday, August 30, 4pm. logistics TBA. United Nations at http://www.womeninblack.net/mission.html Friday, August 22, Bloomberg's house, 17 E. 79th St. 45th St and First Ave. http://www.marchforourlives.org http://www.pieman.org Peace vigil Vigil for Corporate Welfare Organized by the War Resisters League. Paula Revere's Ride Sponsored by Billionaires for Bush. Every Saturday 12 pm-2 pm Bike ride past Madison Square Garden, to Webster Hall. Monday, August 30, 2pm, Union Square, South Plaza; and Union Square Park, South Plaza at 14th St. Organized by Greene Dragon, and Time's up! 4pm, United Nations. August 24, 7pm, meet at Sherman Statue, Central Park, at Peace vigil 59th St. http://www.greenedragon.org Rally Organized by Lower Manhattan Peace Coalition http://www.times-up.org/bnc Organized by Disabled American Veterans Every Sundays, and Mondays, 5.30-6.30 pm Monday, August 30 10am-2pm. Main RNC demonstration Church St. bet. Vesey and Fulton St. Eyes Wide Open area, 30th st, and 8th Ave. http://www.dav.org An exhibit on the Iraq war. Sponsored by American Friends First Amendment Mob Service Committee. A31 Organized by Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop August 26-September 7. sites TBA A day of mass direct action. Shopping. http://www.afsc.org/iraq/eyes Tuesday, August 31. http://www.a31.org Every Tuesdays 6.30-7pm, World Trade Center PATH Station. Crossing of NY Harbor Pro-choice rally Crossing of NY harbor by ferry, organized by Greene Organized by NARAL. Dragon. Tuesday, August 31, 5-8pm. Union Square Park, South August 27, 2pm, at St. George Terminal, Staten Island. Plaza at 14th St. http://www.prochoiceny.org CONVENTIONS & FORUMS http://www.greenedragon.org The Health Care Crisis and Election 2004 Know Your Rights Training March for Women's Lives A rally, and conference sponsored by the Campaign for a Legal rights workshop. Sponsored by the New York Civil Pro-choice march organized by NOW, NARAL, Planned National Health Program NOW! Liberties Union. free Parenthood, etc. August 31-September 1, 9am-9pm. CUNY Graduate Center, Saturday, August 14, 1-3pm. Saturday, August 28. Assemble at Cadman Plaza, Brooklyn, 385 Fifth Ave, at 34th St. Wednesday, August 18, 7-9pm. 11am. March begins 12pm. Rally at City Hall Park, http://www.cnhpnow.org/take_action.html Saturday, August 21, 1-3pm. Manhattan 2-4pm. Wednesday, August 25, 7-9pm. A Reading of the U.S. Constitution Protecting Protest storefront, 520 8th Ave, bet. 36th and Ring Out the Republicans Organized by People for the American Way. 37th St. 1.212.344.3005 ext.266 Memorialize the 9/11 victims, and prevent the Republicans August 31, 5.30-7pm. Rumsey Playfield, Central Park at from usurping the World Trade Center site for political gain. 72nd St. Know Your Rights Training Pauline Oliveros will compose a new piece for this Legal rights workshop on everything you need to know observance. Sponsored by RingOut.org Rally regarding the exercise of your First Amendment rights in Saturday, August 28, 5.30-7.30pm. Logistics TBA. Organized by NY Metro Area Postal Unions. NYC; a review of local laws, and rules including the "mask http://www.ringout.org Tuesday, August 31, 2-5pm. Main RNC demonstration area, law"; and a review of legal procedures should you, or 30th st, and 8th Ave. someone get arrested. Sponsored by the National Lawyers Rally Guild, New York City Chapter. free Sponsored by Middle East Peace Coalition. Demonstration on Gun Violence email [email protected] 1.212.679.6018 ext. Saturday, August 28, 3-6pm. Union Square Park, South Organized by New Yorkers Against Gun Violence. 16. Plaza at 14th St. Wednesday, September 1, 6am-6pm. Union Square Park, South Plaza at 14th St. SpeakOut! Immigrant Workers Solidarity Day of A Green World is Possible! Action A Festival of Non-Violence, Ecology, Democracy, Social and Code Red : Stop the Bush Agenda! Protest the attacks An open discussion forum. Organized by National Economic Justice. Sponsored by the Green Party. on Women's Rights Immigration Solidary Network. free Saturday, August 28, 12-6pm. Washington Square Park Organized by NOW-NYC. Friday, August 27, 4-10pm. St. Mark's Church, 131 East http://gpus.org/event_08_28_04.html Wednesday, September 1, 7-9pm. East Meadow, Central 10th St. http://www.immigrantsolidarity.org Park at 98th St. Massive March and Rally Bike National Convention Organized by United For Peace and Justice. Endorsed by Rally Bike tours and related events culminating with the Bike bloc millions, and opposed by the tiny handful running the City. Organized by the NY Central Labor Council. contingent at the August 29 march. Sponsored by Time's Sunday, August 29. Assemble along 7th Ave, 14th-23rd St, Wednesday, September 1, 4-8pm. Main RNC demonstration Up! free 10am. March kickoff 12pm. Rally at West Side Highway, area, 30th st, and 8th Ave. http://www.nycclc.org August 20-September 2. multiple locations. Chambers St., 2pm. http://www.times-up.org/bnc/index.php http://www.unitedforpeace.org The Line Pink slips from Wall Street to Madison Square Garden. Life After Capitalism 2004 Women's Peace Rally and March Organized by New York State AFL-CIO, People For the Anti-capitalist forum. $ Rally, and feeder march. Organized by CODEPINK. American Way, and Imagine Festival 04. August 20-22. Hunter College Assembly Hall, and the CUNY Sunday, August 29, 10am. Eleanor Roosevelt Statue, Wednesday, September 1, 5pm. Graduate Center. http://www.lifeaftercapitalism.org Riverside Park at 72th St. http://www.ilcaonline.org/line.pdf http://www.codepinkalert.org/National_Actions_RNC.shtml Freedom Forum : Real Homeland Security with Civil Mass Flash Liberties Progressive Jewish Breakfast and Protest A pun panty flash protest "..lays bare the shameful tactics Sponsored by Five Borough Institute. Feeder march. Sponsored by Jews for Racial and Economic of the Bush administration and boldly demands an end to Saturday, August 28, 12pm. CUNY Elabash Hall, 365 Fifth Justice. political cover-up." Organized by Axis of Eve. Ave, bet. 34th and 35th St. Sunday, August 29, 9am, with a protest at the Plaza Hotel Wednesday, September 1, Battery Park City. Location TBA. to protest the Republican Jewish contingent, 1pm. http://axisofeve.org/take_back.php http://www.jfrej.org Artists and Activists United For Peace parade Youth and Student Feeder March Thursday, September 2, logistics TBA. Organized by RNC Welcoming Youth Committee http://www.blackwax.com/AAUP Sunday, August 29. Columbus circle, 9am

2004 RNC PROTESTERS MAP August 10, 2004 PROTEST RELATED ARTS EVENTS Summer of Love, A Concert For Equality Unity Ball Concert for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender equality. free A benefit for Still We Rise. $ Imagine Festival, of Arts, Issues and Ideas Wednesday, August 25, 6-9pm, East Meadow, Central Park Sunday, August 29. Downtime, 251 West 30th St. Imagine04 explores the notions of Freedom, Community, at 98th St. http://www.summeroflove04.com http://www.stillwerise.org Democracy, Justice, Prosperity, and the Future through an appealing array of art events. $, some free Unconventional Heroes: Bush Bash in Brooklyn August 28-September 2. Multiple venues. An Evening of Performance to Honor Courageous Resisters. A benefit for MoveOn PAC. $ http://www.imagine04.com the Artists Network of Refuse & Resist! Sunday, August 29, 3pm. Café 111, 111 Court St, August 26, 2004, 7:30 PM, Skirball Center for the Brooklyn. http://www.bushbashinbrooklyn.com BULLY: Master of the Global Merry-Go-Round Performing Arts, NYU. 566 LaGuardia Pl, cor. Washington Political drawings by Sue Coe. free Sq. South. http://www.artistsnetwork.org "Re-Appoint Bush" Billionaires Ball June 8-October 16. Galerie St. Etienne, 24 West 57th St. A benefit for Billionaires for Bush. $ http://www.gseart.com/coe.html Lineup: The Unofficial Portraits Wednesday, September 1, 9pm, The Frying Pan, Pier 63, at A photo presentation examining the betrayal of public trust 24th St. NEO-CONey Island Block Party & Fashion Show by political leaders. By Nora Ligorano and Marshall Reese. The party before the party. free Part of Imagine Festival 04. free Saturday, August 14, 12-5pm. The Change you Want to See August 27-September 3. Kitchen Art Gallery, 512 West gallery, 84 Havemeyer St., Williamsburg, Brooklyn. 19th St. bet. 10th and 11th Ave. http://www.thekitchen.org After-party 5-8pm at Black Betty. After-After party 8pm- 1am at Volume. http://www.thechangeyouwanttosee.org Before You Don't Vote... Advice to the Angry, Apathetic and Alienated Voices of Peace and Dissent A documentary interviewing political activists, and artists NON-PROTEST RELATED EVENTS A up to the moment political cabaret featuring a rotating on the meaning of democracy. Directed by Larry Litt. Part of cast of actors, and celebrities performing excerpts of plays, Imagine Festival 04. free The New York International Fringe Festival literature, and current events. Produced by the Worth Street August 27-September 3. Kitchen Art Gallery, 512 West Featuring new, and emerging artists, off-off Broadway. Theater Company. $ 19th St. bet. 10th and 11th Ave. http://www.thekitchen.org August 13-29. Multiple venues. $ Mondays, August 16-30. Classic Stage Company, 136 East http://www.fringenyc.org 13th St. The George W. Bush Coloring Book art show Group exhibition of finished artwork from Karen Ocker's Lincoln Center Out of Doors George W. Bush Coloring Book in a wide range of Great performances under the stars, always free. This year Involver Festival mediums, with a book signing by Ocker. free features the return of the Dallas Black Dance Theatre; Arlo Edgy, no nonsense music to mobilize voters. Presented by August 28-September 2, A.I.R Gallery, 511 W. 25th St., Guthrie to deliver a State of the Union; reinterpretation of the Knitting Factory, and Music for America. $ Suite 301. http://www.gcpress.com/news/latest39.html traditional Polynesian dance by the Kahurangi Maori Dance August 7, 21, August 28-September 2. Knitting Factory, 74 Theater, and Na Lei Hulu I Ka Wekiu; belly dancing, and Leonard St. http://www.involver04.org Operation Urban Terrain (OUT) whole a lot more. free An artistic take on MOUT, military operations in urban August 10-30. Lincoln Center, 66th St, and Columbus Ave. Founding Fathers terrain. It is a statement on the increasing militarization of http://www.lincolncenter.org/programs/outofdoors_home.a Group art exhibition exploring the revolutionary principles at civilian life since 9/11. By new media artist, Anne Marie sp the heart and foundation of the United States. free Schleiner. presented by Creative Time, part of Imagine August 19-September 30. ABC No Rio, 156 Rivington St. Festival 04. free HOWL! Festival of East Village Arts http://www.abcnorio.org Multiple locations, Saturday, August 28, Logistics TBA. Festival of arts, counterculture, and activism. Location 1: 10.00-10.15pm, 5th Ave, and 45th St. August 17-24. Multiple venues. $, some free Guantanamo: Honor Bound to Defend Freedom Location 2: 11.15-11.30pm, 125th and St. Nicholas Ave. http://www.howlfestival.com Play based on the spoken and written testimony of Location 3: 1.00-1.20am, Brooklyn TBA. detainees at Guantanamo. Directed by Nicolas Kent, and Post-performance talk, Thursday, September 2, 7.30pm at Riverside Park South Cinema Sacha Wares. $$ Postmasters Gallery, 459 West 19th St. at 10th Ave. f r e e movies every Thursdays, through September 2. 70th St. Begins August 20, Tuesdays-Saturdays, 8pm; Wed, Sat, Sun, http://www.opensorcery.net/OUT/htm/project.htm pier, Riverside Park. 3pm. 45 Bleecker, 45 Bleecker St, at Lafayette St. http://www.45bleecker.com/guantanamo.html Howl Closing Night Party: The EV Welcomes the RNC Good Morning America Concert Series The kick-off before the start of the GOP convention Every Friday, through August 27, 7am. Bryant Park, at 42nd Experimental Party DisInformation Center featuring a night of political cabaret, music, and fun; with St. Sixth Ave. August 20 Nelly. August 27 Tim McGraw. free A digital media exhibition by Secretary Randall M. Packer, DJ Shakey at the wheels. Sponsored by High Times, and http://www.bryantpark.org/calendar/gma-concerts.php and the US Department of Art & Technology. Part of FEVA. $ Imagine Festival 04. free Saturday, August 28, Webster Hall, 125 East 11th St. Open Studio guided tour August 21-September 4. LUXE, 24 West 57th St. A guided tour of open art studios in the Lower East Side. http://www.usdept-arttech.net Dubya and the Gang of Seven Every last Sunday of the month, 1-7pm. free A satirical musical about the current administration. Written http://www.elsles.org The UnConvention, an American Theater Festival by Leon Katz, and directed by Jed Harris. free Political theater to mobilize voters. $, some free August 30-September 2, 7pm. Theater for the New City, Tax Free Week August 27-September 11. Multiple venues. 155 First Ave, (bet. 9th & 10th St.) No state tax on clothing and footwear under $110.00 http://www.theunconvention.org http://www.theaterforthenewcity.net/dworss.htm August 31-September 6.

The Freedom Salon Rock the Vote Group art exhibition exploring the ideas that make up a Rock concert to register voters. Schedule TBA. democracy. part of Imagine Festival 04. free Green Day, Monday, August 30, 7-10pm. Rumsey Playfield, August 28-September 04. Deitch Projects, 26 Wooster St. Central Park at 72nd St. TBA, Tuesday, August 31, Crobar, 530 West 28th St. Yo! What Happened to Peace? http://www.rockthevote.com An exhibition of 175 anti-war and anti-occupation posters August 6-September 5, 7-10pm. Stay Gold Gallery, 451 Rock and Roll Holds the Key Grand St, Williamsburg, Brooklyn. free A night of music, and political comedy. Presented by Involver festival, and Imagine Festival 04. $ Bowery Poetry Project Tuesday, August 31, 8pm. Beacon Theatre, 2124 Broadway. Poetry, and spoken word events. Space open 24 hours a http://www.involver04.org day during RNC. Bowery Poetry Club, 308 Bowery, at Bleecker St. http://www.bowerypoetry.com A Party for the Protesters Organized by Lick Bush Ltd., Music for America, War! Protest in America 1966 - 2004 CounterConvention.org, and Bands Against Bush. free Explores war and political action on film. $ Wednesday, September 1, 7pm-4am. Siberia, 356 West August 26-October 24. Whitney Museum, 945 Madison 40th St, at 9th Ave. Avenue, at 75th St. http://www.whitney.org DEMO: A Demonstration in Words Memorials of War A poetry reading on President Bush, the crisis in Iraq, and Attempts to memorialize the Vietnam war through art. $ the RNC. free August 19-November 28. Whitney Museum, 945 Madison Wednesday, September 1, 8pm. St. Mark's Church, 131 Avenue, at 75th St. http://www.whitney.org East 10th St. http://www.rattapallax.com/protest.htm

Laughs from the Left Political comedy by Scott Blakeman. Presented by Theaters Against War (THAW). free POLITICAL BENEFITS Monday, August 23, 8.30pm. HERE Arts Space, 145 Sixth Ave bet. Spring and Broome St. http://www.thawaction.org Fear Will Not Silence Us Art show, and happening, a benefit for Not In Our Name. $ THAW's Freedom Follies, Beyond November: The War Saturday, Aug 21, 7pm. Alwan for the Arts, 16 Beaver St. on the Working Poor and Our Culture of Poverty Presented by Theaters Against War (THAW). free Women Against WarAn Evening of Music and Tuesday, August 24, 8.30pm. HERE Arts Space, 145 Sixth Inspiration. A benefit for CODEPINK. $ Ave bet. Spring and Broome St. http://www.thawaction.org Saturday, August 28, 7pm. Riverside Church, 490 Riverside Dr, at 120th St.

2004 RNC PROTESTERS MAP August 10, 2004 HOTELS RNC RELATED EVENTS GOP Fundraisers Post-session party Top GOP fundraisers, and leadership party. Algonquin Hotel Golf Outing Party August 31, 11pm-2am. Tavern on the Green. 59 West 44th St. bet. Fifth & Sixth Ave. Golf, and BBQ reception. $$. Organized by NYC Visits Housing delegates from from DC August 27, 1pm. Van Cortlandt Park Golf Course, Bronx. RNC Music, Entertainment, and Culture Day Crowne Plaza Times Square Wednesday, September 1 1605 Broadway, bet. 48th & 49th St. GOP Fundraisers Welcome to New York Concert Festivities, and discount dinner specials at select Chinatown Housing delegates from NJ Sponsored by the NY Host Committee. restaurants; guided tours of Radio City Music Hall, Lincoln Doubletree Guest Suites Times Square Sunday, August 29, 9.30-11pm, Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, NBC, and CNN Time Warner. All events free, and 1568 Broadway, cor. 47th St. Center. open to the public. Housing delegates from IL Embassy Suites Big Tent party RNC Music, Entertainment, and Culture Day Concert 102 North End Ave, bet. Murray & Vesey St. Log Cabin Republicans party. Skitch Henderson, and the NY Pops with guests The Gatlin Housing delegates from AS, IN August 29, 4pm. Bryant Park Grill, 25 W. 40th St. Brothers. Sponsored by the NY Host Committee. Free, open Four Seasons Hotel to the public. 57 East 57th St. bet. Park & Madison Ave. A Salute to Broadway Day September 1, 7-10pm. Rumsey Playfield, Central Park at Hospitality services for $10-100k+ level fundraisers. August 29, 8pm. Sponsored by the NY Host Committee, 69th St. http://www.newyorkpops.org/html/concerts.html Helmsley Park Lane and the New York Times. Free tickets to: 36 Central Park South, bet. Fifth & Sixth Ave. "Wonderful Town". Al Hirschfeld Theatre, 302 West 45th GOP Fundraisers Luncheon Housing delegates from LA, SC, VA St, just west of Eight Ave. September 1 The Millenium Hilton Chairman's Advisory Board luncheon, 11.30am-1.30pm, 55 Church St, bet. Fulton & Dey St. "Bombay Dreams". Broadway Theatre, 1681 Broadway, Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum. Housing delegates from DE, PR, RI, UT cor. 53rd St. $250k+ level fundraiser luncheon, 1am-1pm. The New York Hilton New York Historical Society. 1335 Sixth Ave, bet. 53rd & 54th St. "42nd Street". Ford Center for Performing Arts, 213 West $10-100k level fundraisers, 12pm. Brasserie 8 1/2, 9 West Housing delegates from FL, MI, PA, TX 42nd St, bet. Seventh & Eight Ave. 57th St. Hilton Times Square 234 West 42nd St, bet. Seventh & Eight Ave. "Beauty and the Beast". Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, 205 West GOP Fundraisers Pre-session Reception Housing delegates from MS, VT 46th St, bet. Seventh & Eight Ave. Top GOP fundraisers, and leadership reception. The Barclay InterContinental September 1, 6.30-8.30pm. New York Stock Exchange. 111 East 48th St, bet. Lexington & Park Ave. "Phantom of the Opera". Majestic Theatre, 247 West 44th Housing delegates from NH St, just east of Eight Ave. RNC Convention New York Marriott Marquis September 1, 8.30-11pm. Madison Square Garden. 1535 Broadway, bet. 45th & 46th St. "Fiddler on the Roof". Minskoff Theatre, 200 West 45th St, Housing delegates from CA, OH, TN cor. Broadway RNC History Day New York Marriott East Side Thursday, September 2 525 Lexington Avenue, cor. 49th St. "Lion King". New Amsterdam Theatre, 214 West 42nd St, “Trace Your Geneology” seminar at Ellis Island led by the Housing delegates from CO, MN just west of Seventh Ave. NYC Dept. of Records and Information. Guided tours of New York Marriott Financial Center Coney Island, Bronx Zoo, Bronx Botanical Garden, 85 West St, cor. Carlisle St. "Aida". Palace Theatre, 1564 Broadway, cor. 47th St. Governor's Island, and other historic sites, and parks, Plus a Housing delegates from GU, HI, NE, ND guided tour of Republican landmarks. All tours free, and Millenium Broadway CA-NY Ellis Island Soiree open to the public. 145 West 44th St, bet. Sixth & Seventh Ave. Party for California, and New York delegates. August 29. Housing delegates from WA, WV, WI Ellis Island. GOP Fundraisers Luncheon Park Central September 2, 12-2pm. 870 7th Ave, bet. 55th & 56th St. RNC Convention Chairman's Advisory Board luncheon, The Plaza Hotel. Housing delegates from ID, KS, MD August 30, 11am-1pm; and 8.30-11pm. Madison Square Majority Fund member luncheon, '21' Club. The Plaza Hotel Garden. Central Park South and Fifth Avenue. Victory 2004 Celebration Hospitality services for GOP Chairman's Advisory Board. Salute to the Republican Congress Republican Jewish Coalition party Renaissance Times Square Republican Jewish Coalition party. September 2, 4pm. Noche Restaurant, 1604 Broadway. 714 Seventh Ave, bet. 47th & 48th St. Monday, August 30, 2004, 4pm. Housing delegates from MT GOP Fundraisers Pre-Session Reception Rihga Royal RNC Fashion and Retail Day September 2, 4-7pm. ESPN Zone, Gotham Hall, University 151 West 54th St, bet.Sixth & Seventh St. Monday, August 30. Club, '21' Club. Housing delegates from NV Ritz-Carlton Battery Park GOP Fundraisers Fashion and Retail Day RNC Convention 2 West St, cor. First Pl, and Little West St. Monday, August 30. Optional tours open to Republican Bush accepts the GOP nomination. Housing delegates from GA Finance Committee members: September 2, 8.30-11pm. Madison Square Garden. Ritz Carlton Central Park "Golf at Trump National Golf Course". 50 Central Park South, cor. Sixth Ave. A day of golf. 9am-5pm. Trump National, Westchester. GOP Fundraisers New York Farewell Party Hospitality services for $250,000+ level fundraisers September 2, 11pm-2am. Cipriani's, 89 E 42nd St. The Roosevelt Hotel "Wine & Cheese Tasting" Day-long cheese education. 45 East 45th St, cor. Madison Ave. Includes a wine and cheese pairing lecture. 10am-4pm. $$ Housing delegates from AZ, NM, OK, OR Artisanal Cheese Center, 500 West 37th St, at 10th Av. Sheraton Manhattan 790 Seventh Ave, bet. 51st and 52nd St. "Barney's Fashion Show". Brunch & fashion show at PRO-BUSH RALLIES Housing delegates from AK, IA, SD, VI Barney's. 9am-1pm. Barney's 660 Madison Ave, at 61st St Sheraton New York Pro-Bush, anti-abortion prayer vigil 811 Seventh Ave, bet. 52nd and 53rd St. "U.S. Open Tennis" A day of tennis, 9am-5pm. USTA sponsored by Christian Defense Coalition. Housing delegates from AL, CT, NY, WY Center, Flushing Queens. August 28. Penn Station, 7th Ave, and 32nd St. The Drake Swissotel 440 Park Ave, cor. 56th St. "Garment Center Shopping Tour" Exclusive peak into the Pro-Bush, anti-abortion prayer vigil Housing delegates from MA fashion showrooms not open to the public. 10am-2pm, sponsored by Christian Defense Coalition. W New York multiple locations. August 29, 2-4pm. Church St. bet. Liberty and Vessey St. 541 Lexington Ave, bet. 48th & 49th St. Housing delegates from AR, ME "Ever Trendy NYC Shopping Tour" A shopping tour of Soho Operation Liberty Rising The W Hotel, Times Square and Nolita. 2pm-4pm, multiple locations. Right-wing street activists plans to infiltrate the mass march. 1567 Broadway, cor. 47th St. Sponsored by ProtestWarrior. August 29. Hospitality services for GOP Majority Fund members. "Discount Delight Shopping Tour" A shopping tour of the Waldorf Astoria fashion district, Chinatown, and Century 21. 10am-4pm, Operation Witness 301 Park Ave, bet. 49th & 50th St. multiple locations. Right-wing religious conservative counter protest. Presidential accomodations. sponsored by RightMarch.com, and Society for Truth and The Warwick Hotel "NY Landmark Shopping Tour" A day of shopping at NY's Justice. August 28-30. 65 West 54th St, cor. Sixth Ave. famous department stores, Saks, Bloomingdales, Housing delegates from NC Bloomingdale's, Bergdorf Goodman, Macy's, and Century Westin New York 21. 10am-4pm, multiple locations. 270 West 43rd St, cor. Eight Ave. Housing delegates from KY, MO RNC Sport and Parks Day Tuesday, August 31 "Olympic Athletic Exhibition" meet and greet. Sponsored by NY Host Committee, and NY 2012. Chelsea Piers. Tickets to Mets-Marlins game at Shea Stadium, and tickets to the "US. Open Tennis Tournament".

GOP National Finance Committee meeting August 31, 12-4pm. The Plaza Hotel.

RNC Convention August 31, 8.30-11pm. Madison Square Garden.

2004 RNC PROTESTERS MAP August 10, 2004