Tonight (3/23) from 7-10pm, Greenpoint Hill (100 Freeman St.) is hosting a benefit to support the Immigrant Defense Project, a NYC-based non-profit. It’s also a good chance to catch Isaac Arvold’s show before […]
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Hey Greenpoint, Registration for Make Music New York is Now Open!
Make Music New York is NYC’s largest one-day, free celebration of music. Let’s make Greenpoint the place to be during Make Music New York! Now entering its 11th year, Make […]
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The Brooklyn Art Library now offers Art Club Subscription Box
Everyone’s favorite art library – er, the only art library? – recently launched a subscription box called Art Club “designed to keep you inspired.” If you’re not familiar, the Brooklyn […]
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EGO DEATH at 106 Green – Opening 3/18
Opening Saturday evening, 106 Green present EGO DEATH, a new solo installation by Brooklyn-based artist Lydia McCarthy. “EGO DEATH is a selection of photographs from Non-Game Ecstasy, a series concerned […]
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Get To Know: Eckford Street Studio
Entering Eckford Street Studio is akin to discovering Candyland, except instead of candy, here you will find every nook and cranny crammed with a rainbow of colorful art supplies. It’s like […]
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SPARK Dating Workshop: A Confidence Building Game-Changer
In late February, I had the pleasure of attending SPARK: A Dating Workshop at Triskelion Arts (106 Calyer Street). The low key event describes itself as a dating workshop that’s “not […]
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Tues 3/21 at Mothership NYC: South African Visual Artist Diane Victor
2nd Tuesdays at Mothership NYC are informal, salon-style gatherings for artists, friends, and colleagues welcoming improvised presentations over wine and popcorn. All are welcome to sing, play, perform, or showcase! […]
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Pro-Refugee Mayoral Candidate From Vermont Talks Tonight At Pete’s Candy Store
Tonight at Pete’s Candy Store (709 Lorimer Street), James Hook will be hosting a fireside chat with recently defeated Rutland, Vermont mayoral candidate Christopher Louras. Louras is staunchly pro-refugee, and had […]
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Strange And Unusual: Oddities Flea Market This Sunday!
Brooklyn Bazaar (150 Greenpoint Ave.) this Sunday from 11-6pm is hosting the first annual Oddities Market, a curated curious collection of the best purveyors of the odd and unique, co-hosted by the […]