Ivy Weinglass met me at Charlotte Patisserie for coffee and quiche on Tuesday morning and I had no trouble recognizing her from her emailed description, “I’m wearing a grey coat […]
Tag: ceramics
Posted inArt, Culture
Eight Greenpoint Artists Working Their Magic with Ceramics
Humans have been making pottery objects for at least 27,000 thousand years—let that sink in for a moment—and the earliest ceramics were either made simply from clay or from a […]
Posted inShopping
Petal Dreams: Ruusu Floral Design & Ceramics
Jessica Matson believes in flowers. She’s the driving force behind Ruusu, a floral design and ceramics company in Greenpoint. Picture handmade ceramics, dreamy wreaths with folklore connections, and vivid flowers […]
Posted inCommunity, Eat & Drink
Soup Bowl Fundraiser Recap! Donate to Soup Kitchen Today!
Thanks to everyone who made the Soup Bowl Fundraiser this past Sunday happen! EAT, Brooklyn Brewery, The Splendid Spoon, contributors Isabel @aobelis & Peter @grizzzly and the following potters: Little […]
Posted inCommunity, Events
Reserve Your Bowl for This Sunday’s Soup Bowl Fundraiser! (11/23)
We specifically host our Soup Bowl Fundraiser on the Sunday before Thanksgiving because we want to make sure that before we stuff our faces with turkey and pie that we […]
Posted inEat & Drink
Soup Bowl Fundraiser – Potters Needed!
It’s our 3rd Annual Soup Bowl Fundraiser on Sunday, November 23rd from 3-5pm at EAT (124 Meserole Ave). For $25 get a locally handmade ceramic bowl + a bowl of […]
Posted inUncategorized
Featured Vendor: Cherry Monkey Pimp
Cherry Monkey Pimp is clearly not a conventional name. And the ceramics they make aren’t your average bowls, either. But if you’re looking for a skull mug or a spoon […]
Posted inHoliday Gift Guide 2012
Eat: Gift Guide
Perhaps you aren’t leaving town until after the 20th, maybe you aren’t even leaving Greenpoint for this holiday season. In that case, come to Eat (124 Meserole Avenue) to do […]
Posted inReviews, Uncategorized
BREAKFAST AT EAT
We knew we wanted healthy, but did we want want savory or sweet for breakfast? Oh, our first world problems! EAT is now serving breakfast, so Jon and I moseyed on […]