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Nick Cave, SZA and some great pumpkins: 20 things to do this weekend
You know it’s fall again when Greg’s Great Pumpkin Patch is back at the corner of Bedford and Broadway. Pick out your favorite gourd now through Halloween. Then get ready to start the party early this weekend with a Taste of Red Hook on Thursday. Nip and nosh from Red Hook’s own purveyors of food […]
At Davide Balliano’s ‘Event Horizon,’ system error is the point
“Event Horizon,” the latest solo show by Brooklyn-based artist Davide Balliano at Tina Kim Gallery in Chelsea, gets its name from the surface of a black hole. It’s the scientific term for the point of no return — anything beyond will inevitably get sucked in. Painted arches and perfect circles across the show form otherworldly […]
Victor, a popular Gowanus restaurant, is closing after just two-and-a-half years
Victor, the spunky Mediterranean restaurant in Gowanus, is closing after about two-and-a-half years in business. “We want to thank everyone that made this space so special over the past 2.5 years — it was truly a pleasure working with our dedicated team and serving our neighborhood,” the restaurant announced on Instagram. View this post on […]
Inside the queer punk revolution
Purgatory is at capacity. It’s sweaty. It’s sold out. And it’s increasingly topless. The evening’s emcee at the Bushwick venue, a drag queen named Evangeline, is urging the band, a trio of trans women called Crush Fund, to keep playing even though they’ve finished their set and are unplugging their instruments. The crowd has been […]
Williamsburg’s lovely new Neeloo is a family affair
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Harmonious vibrations: How to do Libra season right in Brooklyn
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This new Brooklyn-based movie captures the comical humiliations of city life
Actress Pauline Chalamet and writer Shauna Fitzgerald were at dinner in Brooklyn, discussing the quirks that make New York feel unlivable — that is, until they become funny stories to share over drinks. Filmmaker Luca Balser happened to ride past on his bike. They called him over to join the conversation. “It’s an anecdote that […]
100 million oysters and counting
The fundraising gala at the Navy Yard (courtesy The Billion Oyster Project) Last Friday, The Billion Oyster Project held a pearl of a party, a blowout fundraising bash at the Brooklyn Navy Yard with the goal of raising awareness (and, not incidentally, a lot of cash) to clean up New York’s polluted waterways and restore […]
The late-night dining guide to Brooklyn
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Junior’s is bringing its famous cheesecakes to Las Vegas
There are few things as culinarily sinful as Junior’s Cheesecakes, so it was only a matter of time before they hung a shingle in Sin City. The Brooklyn institution is opening a new location at Resorts World Las Vegas later this fall, marking the diner’s first-ever (nearly) West Coast location. The 300-seat restaurant will offer […]
Untable brings a modern, stellar new twist on Thai to Carroll Gardens
Rachanon Kampimarn, who everybody calls Un, has never had any formal training as a chef. Everything he knows about food and cooking he learned on the job–most recently in the kitchen at the Red Hook outpost of Somtum Der — and from his family, back when he was growing up in the Isan region of […]
Arcade Fire’s Will Butler went solo and picked up some sisters along the way
“Did you notice how batshit fucking crazy the city was the first few days of school?” musician Will Butler asks, midway through our interview. He wants to know if I really understand the jarring experience of starting a new school year in Brooklyn. “Were you aware of that? Were you like, ‘What the fuck is […]
The Mars Volta, Oktoberfest part deux, and Yom Kippur: 21 things to do this weekend
School is barely back in session, and it’s finally starting to feel like fall. With a weekend lineup like the one below, you can feel the borough stirring to autumnal life. You can kick Friday off with YO BK Flow Rooftop Yoga at Arlo Williamsburg at 9 a.m., or you can sleep in and hit […]
New in Williamsburg: An Instagrammable mural, underwritten by Instagram
North Brooklyn was a public art hotspot last week, even if most of the murals going up were actually advertisements (murals for Bulleit by Faust, an installation for the travel brand Intrepid). From the expansive spread of fresh painting underway around the area, emerged two vibrant goddesses — their hands meeting tenderly in the swell […]
Community, family and the spirituality of giving in a former laundromat
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Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez on what it means to be a ‘progressive prosecutor’
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Restaurateur Gabriel Stulman and chef April Bloomfield open Sailor in Fort Greene
Gabriel Stulman is kind of a genius at creating intimate, vaguely ramshackle, very happening restaurants. Places where the food is simple and delicious and most everyone there seems like a regular. Joseph Leonard, or “Joe Leo,” is the apotheosis of the formula, but his Fairfax and Jeffrey’s Grocery, all three within a few blocks of […]
Designer Tanner Fletcher leans into nostalgia with ‘Beauty Pageant’
(Photo by Selwyn Tungol) Following their Spring 2023 prom-night-themed collection, Brooklyn-based Tanner Fletcher has expanded its vintage universe to the world of pageantry. The young couple behind the brand, Tanner Richie and Fletcher Kasell, presented their Spring/Summer 2024 collection earlier this week with a New York Fashion Week show titled “Beauty Pageant” — a fitting […]
‘I can help people’: For Sleepy Hallow, music is therapy
Born in Jamaica and raised in Flatbush, Sleepy Hallow is a pioneer of the New York drill scene that has taken the city by storm and had mainstream success all over the globe. Tegan Chambers, who performs as Sleepy Hallow, was one of the first drill rappers to have viral success on TikTok with his […]
The Center for Brooklyn History is open for business
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A devilish director gets his due: John Waters on 50 years of cinematic chaos
John Waters frequently pauses mid-thought when he’s being interviewed. The bedlamite filmmaker behind “Hairspray,” “Pink Flamingos” and “Serial Mom” gives serious thought to every question, even if he disagrees with its premise. When I suggested Gary Busey’s recent spat of alleged hit-and-runs while sporting a Joker-like smile reminds me of a Waters character, the director […]
Inner Demon Delectatio – Brooklyn Magazine
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Six Brooklyn artists to check out at the Armory Show
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