• Tuesday night yoga at North Brooklyn Farms

    In our free outdoor yoga feature earlier this month, we failed to include the Tuesday night sessions at North Brooklyn Farms. Consider this our correction. Every Tuesday from 6:30 to 7:30pm, Blue Moon Collective hosts a donation-based, BYOM (bring your own mat) yoga class. From there, you’re just a five-minute walk to the new Domino Park, and tacos at Tacocina, must-adds to your summer bucket list. Sounds like an invigorating Tuesday evening.
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  • Beloved reading series returns in honor of its founder’s new book, ‘Little Panic’

    Amanda Stern retired her popular Happy Ending Music and Reading Series a few years ago to carve out time for her own writing, and now the event is making one last appearance at Joe’s Pub on Wednesday, June 27 to celebrate the fruit of her efforts, Little Panic. Stern’s compelling new memoir details her Greenwich Village childhood and the single, tragic year in which Etan Patz disappeared, her best friend died of cancer, and her sister’s friend was kidnapped. Accompanying h
  • Help bail immigrants out of I.C.E. detention at Dance for Justice

    If you, like me, feel like Trump and all of his supporters just condoned and carried out a level of evil you never imagined possible in America, Dance for Justice on Thursday, June 28 will channel your outrage into good, and let you blow off some steam on the dancefloor to boot. The benefit will raise money for The New Sanctuary Coalition so it can bail immigrants out of I.C.E. detention. The interfaith non-profit works in tandem with NYC’s major immigrant organizations
  • Dance for justice, and to help bail immigrants out of I.C.E. detention

    If you, like me, feel like Trump and all of his supporters just condoned and carried out a level of evil you never imagined possible in America, Dance for Justice on Thursday, June 28 will channel your outrage into good, and let you blow off some steam on the dancefloor to boot. The benefit will raise money for The New Sanctuary Coalition so it can bail immigrants out of I.C.E. detention. The interfaith non-profit works in tandem with NYC’s major immigrant organizations
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  • Channelling Bowie: Fusing Theater, Music and Film with Little Cinema

    Channelling Bowie: Fusing Theater, Music and Film with Little Cinema
    The Brooklyn Museum's "David Bowie Is” exhibition —closing out the global 5-year tour of Bowie’s personal archives and work— has been a welcome pilgrimage for many in NYC this spring. Befitting of the exhibits tribute, the museum also featured a 4-part evening event series created by Brooklyn-based immersive theater collective, Little Cinema, which recent featured a party for the glittered masses called the “Night of 1000 Bowies” in May.
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  • Everything opening in Brooklyn this summer

    The Dumbo House (with its rooftop pool) is already open and taking memberships. (It’s cheaper than a house in the Hamptons.)  Photo: Soho House
    Are you keeping track of all the things opening in Brooklyn this summer? From food halls to ferry routes, you’d need a google spreadsheet. Lucky for you, we’ve done the work. Here’s our overview of everything you have to look forward to, plus a few recent openings to add to your summer bucket list. It’s going to be a go

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