Costco Wholesale in Brooklyn, NY – Locations, Hours & More If you have ever gone shopping at the grocery store, there is a good chance that you have wondered why some items were so expensive and if there was a way that you would be able to get them for a better price. If this is something that you have thought about and are in the Brooklyn area, there is also a very good chance that you have heard of Costco …
Picking up the Bill: Schneps Media to print BAM programs
Fort Greene: We’ve got it covered! Read more. googletag.pubads().definePassback(‘/1048906/brooklynnews_ros_300x250-1’, 300, 250).display();
The best cheap things to do this weekend, tower power edition
Game the system, bounce off the walls, exercise your green thumb, hit the roof and more ways to reach new heights this weekend.
Restaurant Week gets the Brooklyn treatment with Dine in Park Slope
Photo: Blue Ribbon Though only nine Brooklyn restaurants made it into this summer’s NYC Restaurant Week, a group of local organizations have joined forces to defend our borough’s reputation as a foodie destination. Treat yourself to a top-notch meal sans the schlep into the city during the second-annual Dine in Park Slope. The fun starts this Monday, Aug. 19, and runs through Aug. 30, with more than 50 Park Slope eateries and bars offering prix-fixe menus, discounts and other specials. From a $29.99 three-course dinner at Blue Ribbon Brasserie Brooklyn to a free bottle of wine at Wild with the purchase of two appetizers and entrees, your options runneth …
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Lost in history: Book follows soldiers to the Battle of Brooklyn
Books: He’s re-writing the history books! Read more. googletag.pubads().definePassback(‘/1048906/brooklynnews_ros_300x250-1’, 300, 250).display();
The 20 best cheap things to do this weekend, Interswitch edition
Sing while you skate, get on stage, hear strange sounds, make your mark, get into the groove, expand your kitchen skills, & more ways to rock this weekend.
Celebrate women in beer across Brooklyn this Thursday
Thursday, August 8 is a great night to be a beer lover in Brooklyn. Hop Culture Magazine is hosting two events at a pair of borough favorites as part of Beers With(out) Beards, a five-day celebration of women in craft beer. In Boerum Hill, the excellent St. Gambrinus Beer Shoppe is hosting a lesson that will make beer and cheese pairing brie-zy. A $30 ticket scores you five Tröegs brews and their perfect cheesy counterpart at one of two sessions: 5pm or 7pm. Greenpoint is also getting in on the action with a women’s networking event at Threes Franklin + Kent from 8 to 10pm. Come armed with a favorite bottle or two…
Nerd of Avon: Prospect Heights bar combines Shakespeare and sci-fi
Theater: What a piece of work is a Batman! Read more. googletag.pubads().definePassback(‘/1048906/brooklynnews_ros_300x250-1’, 300, 250).display();
The 20 best cheap things to do this weekend, bouncy house edition
Throw up some horns, get inked, lace your skates, sweat it out, gather ’round the flames, and more ways to bounce around this weekend.
‘Crooklyn,’ the first film on our August outdoor movie calendar
We have just 1 more month of summer. One month to take advantage of every free movie that will screen in parks and rooftops around New York, an admirable goal our printable outdoor movie calendar can help you accomplish. First up is Crooklyn, Spike Lee’s semi-autobiographical film about growing up in Bed-Stuy. The Crooklyn house, you might vaguely recall, was sold in 2014 for $1.4 million, turned into an Airbnb, and was then shut down by the city—a much different picture of New York than the one Lee captured in his coming of age story set in 1973 Brooklyn. It’s screening tonight in Brooklyn Bridge…
Stage breakup: Play reveals the world of Cellino and Barnes
Theater: Talk about courtroom drama! Read more. googletag.pubads().definePassback(‘/1048906/brooklynnews_ros_300x250-1’, 300, 250).display();
Brooklyn Bugle Book Review: “All Souls” A Novel by Javier Marias
by Alexandra Bowie Relationships outside of family often come into existence through the expedient of contiguity, and may simply… Read more at the BrooklynBugle.com
The 20 best cheap things to do this weekend, international party edition
Gain some knowledge, play dress up, dance it out and more ways to party hearty this weekend.
Phosphorescent in concert
Photo: Daviston Jeffers Electronic/experimental folk outfit Phosphorescent is playing 99 Scott tonight, an indoor/outdoor venue that is almost much a draw as Phosphorescent frontman Mathew Houck, a Brooklyn-based musician whose Georgia roots come through in the slight twang of his singing. It should be a fun, mellow show, with food by Mission Chinese and a full bar, in a beautiful industrial space in Bushwick with a sprawling patio. Tickets are $40 and the evening begins at 7pm with two opening acts. It’s worth checking out the full lineup of this series produced by MeanRed; they’re longtime, eclectic
Play for time: 30-year-old futuristic show finds new life
Theater: This science-fiction play will happen in a dystopian land — Manhattan. Read more. googletag.pubads().definePassback(‘/1048906/brooklynnews_ros_300x250-1’, 300, 250).display();
Brooklyn Bugle Book Review: “Wear and Tear: The Threads of My Life” A Memoir by Tracy Tynan
by Alexandra Bowie Tracy Tynan, the daughter of the novelist Elaine Dundy (“The Dud Avocado” reviewed here and “The… Read more at the BrooklynBugle.com
The best cheap things to do this weekend, meow mania edition
Get it pitch perfect, solve whodunnit, step into old Havana, sink your teeth in, transform your wardrobe, and more ways to have a cat-tastic weekend.
How to eat at NYC’s top restaurants for 45% off
Want to save up to 45% when you go out for food or grab drinks? Seated is an app that rewards you for dining out at NYC’s best restaurants and bars. Download the app, book a reservation or walk in, and earn rewards from brands like Amazon, Uber, Starbucks, and SoulCycle. As an exclusive offer, BROOKLYN BASED readers who use this link to download will get an extra $10 in rewards just for downloading the app!
Bayou bash: Mardi Gras Indian band brings the sound of New Orleans
Music: They’re coming for ya! Read more. googletag.pubads().definePassback(‘/1048906/brooklynnews_ros_300x250-1’, 300, 250).display();
Brooklyn Bugle Book Review: “The Ecliptic” a novel by Benjamin Wood
by Alexandra Bowie Portmantle – part artist’s colony, part refuge – the setting of Benjamin Wood’s novel “The Ecliptic,”… Read more at the BrooklynBugle.com
The 20 best cheap things to do this weekend, black rock lobster fest edition
Gather ’round the Campfire, hoist the Giglio, gorge yourself, party way late, & more ways to crack a crustacean this weekend.
Catch Manhattanhenge without the crowds on Thursday
Sure, you could be part of the hordes standing in the middle of the street to get the perfect shot of Manhattanhenge. But you could also venture to Roosevelt Island and take in the view from the beautiful FDR Four Freedoms State Park. The park is staying open late on Thursday for the occasion (until 9 pm), so swing by when you’re done with work and feel free to settle in for the night. Once you’ve gathered enough content for your Instagram, you can partake in a free sketching workshop, check out a pop-up library focused on diversity, and explore an interactive photo installation. There will also be beer, wine and…
Green screens: A guide to outdoor films in Brooklyn
Cinema: Brooklyn’s outdoor film season is in full swing! Open spaces all over the borough are filled with film screenings, so grab a picnic blanket, popcorn, and maybe some bug spray to watch your favorite movie stars while under the stars. Read more. googletag.pubads().definePassback(‘/1048906/brooklynnews_ros_300x250-1’, 300, 250).display();
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