Sweet Creek, a show by Sarah Greenbaum and collaboration with Robert Pounding, is on view at Flux Factory (39-31 29th Street, LIC) this weekend. Opening Reception: Thursday, July 14th 2016, 6pm Performance at […]
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Weekend Music: Sunnyvale, of the Inland Empire
When asking about shows to catch this weekend, friends clued me in to Sunnyvale. It’s on Grand Street, just before the creek. I like the fact that when you search […]
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The Lot Radio & Crowdspacer present: 67Yarc at The Mission
Greenpoint’s only outdoor/online radio station, The Lot Radio, is hosting a series of events with their neighbors the San Damiano Mission. Join them this Saturday evening for a special performance of […]
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Thursday Spotlight: Sarah Merenda
Since 1999 Sarah Merenda has called NYC home though her travels have brought her all over the world. Growing up in Eastern Maryland and joining the family wall paper installation […]
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Weekend Music: We Sold the Farm to Pay the Band (7/1 – 7/3)
Thanksgiving has the biggest club night of the year. Christmas week, Regina Spektor and El Vez put on legendary holiday shows. But 4th of July, it’s like a blizzard hit here. Greenpoint empties out. Major venues don’t […]
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Weekend Art Roundup: July 1
With July 4th on the horizon, it feels like most of North Brooklyn is at the beach (or heading to Saratoga to see a band play) but there are a […]
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Inside Adelina’s: Street Art, Tapped Wine, and Vegan Cuisine
Toby Buggiani describes his 4-year-old wine bar and restaurant as “a tiny, quirky space” where he gets elbow-deep in pizza dough and fresh vegetables on the daily. It’s a quiet […]
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Weekend Music: Time Out of Mind (6/24 – 6/26)
Veteran hardcore punk bands are an odd thing. I’m thinking about the bands you listened to twenty years ago. The ones where you see their name in the concert listings […]
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On Conor Oberst’s Voice at Northside
Its November 2002, and Pagan Kennedy of the New York Times, searching for a way to describe the fawning reverence of Conor Oberst’s young fans writes: “Maybe years from now they’ll be […]