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Theatre for the New City takes to the streets. The Bronx celebrates Puerto Rico with a array and festival. The N.

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Y. and Long Island Pops ample the outdoors with music. There's sculptural ball in a Hell's Kitchen park, ceremoniousness for Korean War veterans in Brooklyn and, in Manhattan, commendations of African-American soldiers in the Civil War. FRONT AND CENTER • Mr. Spoons, the Mecca Bodega bang group, La Cirque mimes and added alms performers booty allotment in the aperture of the Lincoln Center Out-of-Doors Anniversary (separate adventure in Psst). Today, 2-6 p.

m., free. Josie Robertson Plaza, via 1 to 66th St.; (212) 875-5108. SOLDIERS STORY • A Grant's Tomb Ranger in Union Army apparel talks about the struggles and triumphs of African-American soldiers who fought in the Civil War. Tomorrow, 11:30 a.

m. and 2:30 p.

m., free. Riverside Drive and 122nd St., via 1 to 125th St.; (212) 666-1640. SPEAKING OF CHINESE • Booty an anterior academy on acquirements Chinese for classes that activate in September. Today, 3 p.

m., free. Flushing Library, 41-17 Capital St., via 7 to Capital St.; (718) 461-6393. PARADE GROUND POPS • Fort Tilden is the ambience for a Long Island Pops alfresco concert of Broadway appearance tunes. Tomorrow, 6 p.

m., free. Array Grounds, Bank Channel Drive and Bank 169th St., via A to Rockaway Park, again Q22 or 35 to capital entrance; (718) 318-4300. THE GALLERY IS JUMPIN' • Alternative gallery/museum amplitude PS 1 has angry its courtyard into a "dunescape" bank with boardwalk, pools and cabana. Plus, British anchorperson Luke Vibert spins his music and Chinese-American duo Cibo Mata accomplish live. Today, noon-9 p.

m. 22-25 Jackson Ave., via 7 to Court House Square; (718) 784-2084. IKE AT THE MIKE • Frank Zappa accolade bandage Project Object, with above Zappa bacteria Ike Willis on guitar, preserves the amusement and complication of the material. Today, 10 p.

m., $15. Wetlands Preserve, 161 Hudson St., via 1 to Canal St.; (212) 966-8864. GOOD VIBRATIONS • The N.

Y. Pops and vibraphonist Peter Appleyard accomplish at the Prospect Esplanade Bandshell. Today, 7:30 p.

m., $3. Prospect Esplanade West and Ninth St., via F to Seventh Ave. Tomorrow, 5 p.

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m., free. Snug Harbor, via S40 to Snug Harbor; (212) 765-7677. THE JOYS OF DANCE • Sensual, basic dances based on balladry and sculptures are performed by Pi Ball at Manhattan's Clinton Association Garden. Today, 6 p.

m., free. W. 48th St. amid Ninth and 10th Aves., via A,E to 50th St.; (212) 586-0681. SENEGALESE MAGIC • The "talking drum" masters of Senegal with Kofo "The Wonderman" and the Daylight Stars topline at Harlem Weeks Santonge Festival. Tomorrow, 2-5 p.

m., free. Grant's Tomb, Riverside Drive at 124th St., via 1 to 125th St.; (212) 966-1313, ext. 3. CLOWN CABERET • Louie the Suicidal Clown, strippers Tigger and Les Muz, and Magic Mike and his bargain tricks are allotment of a Va Va Voom Room at Fez anniversary of amphitheater and cabaret of the 1940s. Today, 10:30 p.

m., $12. 380 Lafayette St., via B,D,F,Q to Broadway/Lafayette St.; (212) 330-9349. GEE-TAR MEN • Blues bar Terra Blues presents the acute sounds of guitarists Bobby Radcliff and Johnny Allen. Today, 7 p.

m.-3:30 a.

m., $7/two-drink minimum. 149 Bleecker St., via A,B,C,D,E,F,Q to W. Fourth St.; (212) 777-7776. BIRTHDAYS • Outta'-this-world greetings today to Neil Armstrong (70) and to Loni Anderson (54), Ja'Net DuBois (62), Patrick Ewing (38) and Erika Slezak (54), and tomorrow to Catherine Hicks (49), Freddie Laker (78) and David Robinson (35). BRING A BLANKET The U.

S. Army Band, Drill Team, Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps and Choral account Korean War veterans at Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn with a Twilight Tattoo performance. Today, 7 p.

m., free. Doubleday Field, access Fort Hamilton Parkway and 101st St., via R to 95th St.; (718) 630-4721. FAIRS AND FESTIVALS STREET STAGE • Theatre for the New City begins a six-week artery bout of the boroughs with "Biotech," a agreeable ball about abiogenetic engineering in a association garden. Today, 2 p.

m., E. 10th St. and Aboriginal Ave., via L to Aboriginal Ave.; tomorrow, 2 p.

m., Peace Plaza Park, 124th St. amid Second and Third Aves., via 4,5,6 to 125th St.; (212) 254-1109. SOUP'S ON • While at the Holy Apostle Soup Kitchen Anniversary accompany a adjacency choir and assurance up to assignment with abandoned mothers or in the kitchen. Plus, there's a accouterments flea market. Today, 11 a.

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m.-7 p.

m., 23rd St. amid Eighth and Ninth Aves., via C,E to 23rd St.; (212) 924-0167. BIG DAY IN THE BRONX • WKTU anchorperson Speedy and singers Frankie Negron and Brenda K. Starr are amid the celebrity marchers and performers in the Bronx Puerto Rican Day Array and Esplanade Fair, with a mambo challenge and accolade to Tito Puente. Tomorrow, array 1-7 p.

m. Grand Concourse amid E. Tremont Ave. and Bedford Esplanade Blvd., via C,D to Tremont Ave. or Bedford Esplanade Blvd.; (718) 543-5742. ECUADORAN ESCAPADES • Andean folk dances, music and refreshments highlight the Ecuadoran Anniversary in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. Tomorrow, 10 a.

m.-6 p.

m. Anniversary Grounds abreast the Unisphere, via 7 to Shea Stadium/Willets Point; (718) 533-8448. CHINATOWN TIMES • The Chinatown Summer Anniversary appearance Cantonese opera, the Yellow Mountain and Scarf ball from Shan Xi, additional a painting challenge for kids. Tomorrow, 11 a.

m.- 5 p.

m., free. Bayard St. amid Elizabeth and Baxter Sts., via N,R to Canal St.; (212) 979-1108. AMERICAN PIE • Brazilian and Mexican food, music and commodity from 400 vendors are on tap at the Anniversary of the Americas. Tomorrow, 11 a.

m.-6 p.

m., free. Sixth Ave. amid 42nd and 57th Sts., via B,D,F,Q to 42nd or 47th-50th Sts.; (212) 809-4900. QUEENS FOR A DAY • Jamaica Ave. merchants date the JAMS Festival, with music, refreshments and merchandise. Today, 11 a.

m.-7 p.

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m. Jamaica Ave. amid Parsons Blvd. and 169th St., via F to 169th St.; (212) 995-9412. FAMILY FARE HOOP DREAMS • Youth teams from Philadelphia and N.

Y. face off in the Intercity Basketball Classic. Today, noon-6 p.

m.; tomorrow, noon-5 p.

m., free. Holcombe Rucker Park, at 155th St. and Frederick Douglass Blvd., via C,D to 155th St.; (212) 348-3010. DEEP STUFF • A scuba aggregation explores Coney Island amnion accession critters for visitors to appraise in onshore tanks. Plus, sun-safety broadcast contest with prizes for actuality aboriginal to awning up. Today, 9 a.

m.-noon, free. Boardwalk at W. Eighth St., via D,Q to W. Eighth St.; (212) 360-2774. HARLEM ON THE GO • A 12-mile bike ride stops at Revolutionary War landmarks, Harlem, Little Italy and more. Rest stop includes ball and an onsite podiatrist. Tomorrow, 10 a.

m., $5-$15. Meet at 122nd St. and Riverside Drive, via 1 to 125th St.; (212) 410-0030, ext. 246. COOL TREAT • Area chefs and zookeepers attempt to accomplish the tastiest chill buck treats. There are ice sculptures to account chill creatures, radio personalities and games. The Cat in the Hat stops by for storytelling in the Central Esplanade Zoo's anniversary Chill Out. Today and tomorrow, 10 a.

m.-5 p.

m., free-$3.

50. 64th St. and Fifth Ave., via N,R to Fifth Ave.; (212) 861-6030. SMALL SHIPS • Check out what's new in archetypal baiter authoritative at a South Artery Seaport festival. Craft your own toy or archetypal address and win a award-winning for the best decorative. Today and tomorrow, 1-5 p.

m., $5. Pier 16 and FDR Drive, via 2,3,4,5,A,C,J,M to Fulton St./Broadway-Nassau; (212) 748-8600. A BUG'S LIFE • Learn about the activity of a butterfly and added bugs from an entomologist, again go on the Great American Bug Hunt at the Staten Island Children's Museum. Today, 1,2 and 3 p.

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