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The Commons Choir: Community Workshops At BRIC House Ballroom On Saturday, July 15th!

About: Led by choreographer Daria Faïn and poet Robert Kocik, BRIC Artist in Residence The Commons Choir collectively sets our humanity’s troubles and highest ideals to song, movement, and spoken word. Using a collective creative process, the Choir uses voice and movement as links between art, health, and social change. The Commons Choir will be …

beach

greenelent has added a photo to the pool: July 16, 2017: Coney Island beach, Brooklyn

Screening and Discussion: “Trapped” At The Brooklyn Historical Society On July 17th!

About: “In this award-winning documentary, follow the clinic workers and lawyer who were on the front lines of the battle to fight state TRAP (Targeted Regulations of Abortion Providers) laws in the landmark 2016 U.S. Supreme Court case. Producer Marilyn Ness joins us for a talkback.” Click here for more information! Information/image via brokelyn.com

The last night before gentrification: The 77′ NYC Blackout

I remember my aunt (who will undoubtedly toss some cents at this post) telling us it was a blackout. My grandmother or maybe my mom, was skeptical. On this mid July day 40 years ago I was a tiny child and the day was still brightly lit at something passed 7:30 PM or probably later based on what came next.Also the TV was on. Contradictory to any “Blackout” talk the house offered, Roger Grimsby a name who bore a a news man on Channel 7 to fit it, joylessly told the news of the day, and I’m certain (due to my strange memory) he was …

BRIDGES: New Paintings, Works on Paper, and Video by Sam Messer NOW Through August 6th At Gallery (BRIC House)

About: “OPENING RECEPTION: June 29 | 7-9PM ON VIEW: June 30 – August 6, 2017 CURATED BY: Elizabeth Ferrer, VP of Contemporary Art BRIDGES is a solo exhibition of work by noted Brooklyn-based artist Sam Messer. The exhibition reveals the breadth of Messer’s body of work and includes large-scale paintings of New York City’s iconic …

Intimate Eye Screening: 4 Films at the Intersection of Theatre & Cinema At BRIC On July 25th!

About: “You’re invited to Intimate Eye, the beautiful exploration of 4 Films at the intersection of Theatre and Cinema. What is Intimate Eye? Intimate Eye is an innovative and experimental course that explores the boundaries between filmmaking, cinematography, and black box theater for the production of a compelling short film. We promise, the Tuesday, July …

Check Out The Brooklyn Small Press Flea On Saturday, July 29th!

About: “This pop-up book fair features Brooklyn’s finest indie presses and magazines, to be announced. Co-presented with BOMB magazine. Sign up here to find out about Brooklyn Public Library’s cultural programs right in your Inbox, and never miss out on a sold-out event again!” Click here for more information! Information/image via bklynpubliclibrary.org

Check Out The “Who is Muslim?” Exhibit On Wednesday, June 28th!

About: “With immigration from Muslim-majority countries dominating U.S. news, the narrative of who is Muslim in America has become increasingly fraught. Led by NYU Chaplain Imam Khalid Latif, a panel of Muslim men and women living in America challenge stereotypes, highlight alternative narratives, and share their hopes for America’s evolution. Hear from Bim Adewunmi, senior …

Cyclone

greenelent has added a photo to the pool: June 26, 2017: The Coney Island Cyclone turns 90 today.

Spring Brooklyn Bridge

ron_lippitt has added a photo to the pool: This was taken in Brooklyn Bridge Park with a Lumix GX8 on a tabletop tripod (sitting atop a railing). It was shot with a 20mm lens, ISO 200 at f/8 with a 13 second exposure on manual setting. Mild contrast cleanup in Photoshop CC.

Hey beer here

J Blough has added a photo to the pool: Freak bar. Post mermaid parade. 06-17-17. Coney Island. Brooklyn. NYC

Pharoah Sanders / Brooklyn Raga Massive: Coltrane Tribute On Friday, June 23rd!

About: “Tenor saxophonist PHAROAH SANDERS emerged from the storied and controversial John Coltrane ensembles of the 1960s, where he eschewed traditional jazz structures in favor of expressionistic, wondrous, nearly anarchic sound-making. Ornette Coleman once described him as “probably the best tenor player in the world,” and his use of overblowing, “sheets of sound” and other …

Mythic VR Launches at a New Development in Greenpoint

A New York City based startup company, Mythic VR, officially launched on Sunday, June 4th, 2017, in Greenpoint Brooklyn at a new construction condo. Mythic VR is a company that develops solutions for buyers to explore virtual properties. The launch was represented by Nest Seekers International. Mythic VR has designed and built an intuitive Virtual Reality …

mermaid on a pole

J Blough has added a photo to the pool: yoga on a pole.coney island boardwalk. mermaid parade.06/18/16. coney island . Brooklyn. NYC