5 Things To Do This Week: Deth P at Grumpy Bert

This article was written by Will Yakowicz.

Monday 

If you missed it yesterday, don’t worry! Check out Arrested Development season 4 premier at Soda Bar (629 Vanderbilt Ave.), 8 p.m. Owners are so happy to see the Bluth's are back they're throwing a party to show the premier of Arrested Development. It will play in the Lounge of the big screen and there will be specials on vodka martinis and their special Bluth Banana Martini!!!  

Tuesday

Enjoy an evening with Della Mae. Della Mae proves again and again the endless possibilities found in the tried-and-true marriage of fiddle, fretboard, and voice. Their lineup is a who's-who of promising young pickers: lead singer Celia Woodsmith, guitarist Courtney Hartman, bass player Shelby Means, mandonlinist Jenni Lyn Gardner, and two-time National Fiddle Champion Kimber Ludiker are all seasoned performers who have won countless contests and shared the stage with the likes of Willie Nelson, Del McCoury, Leon Russell, and Laurie Lewis.  

Wednesday

Listen to Bryan Cahall + Glaser Drive + Kelli Scarr @ The Way Station. Singer-songwriter Bryan Cahall will play folk music. If you like Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie, Joan Baez, Utah Phillips, you’ll like Cahall! 

Thursday 

Head on over to the Brooklyn Navy Yard Center at BLDG92 for Film Screening: Meathooked! MeatHooked! is a documentary about meat and the rise and fall and rise again of butchers and butchering in and around NYC. The film features local butchers and their different experiences in a dynamic industry where economic issues, environmental concerns and cultural heritage all play a part in how, why and when we consume meat. 

Friday

Check out a new exhibition of work by artist Deth P. Sun entitled, This is My Jam. Deth P. Sun is a painter/illustrator currently residing in Berkeley, California. His work is playful and colorful with a touch of humor and mystery. Often his pieces feature a cat-like creature in various environments. Join him Friday, May 31 at 7 p.m. for the opening reception! Grumpy Bert, 82 Bond St.