On Thursday, September 28th, the Park Church Co-Op (129 Russell St) will play host to an evening of experimental jazz headlined by post-punk, avant-garde powerhouse Lydia Lunch. Performances will begin […]
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Get Your Twin Peaks Tattoo Next Week at Three Kings!
I have no idea where this will lead us, but I have a definite feeling it will be a place both wonderful and strange. If you’re a fan of filmmaker […]
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The Brooklyn Horror Film Fest Will Scare The Living Sh*t Out Of You
It’s that time of year, folks. There’s a chill in the air, and down your spine. Trees become skeletal, the ground crunches underfoot, the moon comes out and the fog […]
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F*CK, That’s Delicious: Mouthy Rapper Action Bronson’s Dinner & Book Release Party at Nitehawk
If you have not heard of rapper, former chef and Viceland host Action Bronson’s low culture cult following, you may soon be aware of his larger-than-life presence. Born in Queens […]
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Teacup Music FREE Trial Class for Beginner Violin Tomorrow (Wed, 9/20)
Teacup Music is hosting a FREE trial class tomorrow (Wednesday, 9/20) for beginner violin students ages 3-6 years old. When:Â 3:00-3:45pm Where: Park Church Co-Op (129 Russell St) Ages: 3-6 Years […]
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Review: Thee Oh Sees at Warsaw 9/10
It’s always a treat when Thee Oh Sees go on tour and play a few shows in Brooklyn. I always make it a point to go at least once because […]
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Nazi Leprechauns and Killer Crabs at Film Noir Cinema Presented by The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies! (Tomorrow, Tues, 9/19)
Tomorrow night (Tues, 9/19) at Film Noir Cinema (122 Meserole Ave), the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies presents NYC-based author, performer and miscreant Grady Hendrix, who will chat about his […]
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Interview: Angus Andrew of LIARS Playing at Warsaw on 9/21
Angus Andrew dropped a new Liars album last month on Mute Records, and is performing at Warsaw (261 Driggs Ave) on September 21. YVETTE and Idgy Dean will open.  You can […]
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Sofar Sounds Brings Magic and Music to Secret Venues in Greenpoint
When I think of music concerts, I think of long lines, sticky floors, overpriced alcohol, and the buzzing sound that permeates my ears long after the music ends. Sofar Sounds is […]
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Paintings, Ceramics, Dolly Parton and a Post-Apocalyptic Graffiti Wonderland: Weekend Art Roundup 9/15–9/17
Parting & Together Greenpoint Hill | 100 Freeman St Opening Reception: Friday, September 15 | 7–10pm RSVP on Facebook Greenpoint Hill’s newest show features works from all-female artists ranging from […]