The Love Birds Valentine’s Market this Saturday, 2/11 is going to be amazing! Aside from a long list of talented food and gift vendors, local artwork, $1 raffle prizes & […]
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VALENTINE’S GUIDE: THE ONE WELL
Join the one well on Thursday February 9th from 6-8pm for a Whiskey & Chocolate Tasting & Friday February 10th from 7-10pm for an Opening Reception for Artist Chris Platt. […]
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LOOKING FOR SNOW? SKI THE DIAMOND
It doesn’t look like we are getting any real NYC winter weather anytime soon, so if you’re craving (fake) snow and want to dust off your skis, head up to […]
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Greenpointers Love Birds Valentine’s Market
Mark your calendars for Greenpointers Love Birds Valentine’s Market! On Saturday February 11, 2012, food, gift & craft vendors will take over the Lutheran Church of the Messiah (129 Russell […]
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Market in McGolrick: CB 1 Meeting Tonight
Tonight, January 30, 2012, there will be a community board meeting (435 Graham Ave @ Frost) at 6:30pm regarding the proposed Farmer’s Market at McGolrick/Winthrop Park. With over 500 signatures, […]
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SUNDAY SNAPS: NIGHT WALK
These interesting night photos were taken by Jordan Guile. Add photos to the Greenpointers Flickr Pool.
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YOU PUNCH ME, THEN I PUNCH YOU: WHITE CRANE
I spotted this amazing poster at the Lutheran Church of the Messiah. I’m bird obsessed and have a poster fetish so I was extremely hyper about this find. I tacked […]
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NERDING OUT: BARLEY WINE AT BROUWERIJ LANE
Greenpoint’s favorite beer store had a barley wine tasting. What a perfectly snowy weekend to drink strong beer by a wood burning stove. Learning and drinking are two activities I […]
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©Copy-cology: BIRDS OF GREENPOINT
We have been very birdy here in Greenpoint. A Coopers Hawk has been perching on Norman Ave between Sutton and Nassau, and the Red Tailed Hawks in McCarren have been […]
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Lucky Number 7
I’ve lived in the neighborhood for years and have pondered this question for as many of them as I can remember. “Why don’t more truly great restaurants open up in […]