Events
The Braincloud plays Barbes on Monday, January 25. (Photo via The Braincloud [https://www.facebook.com/TheBrainCloud/photos/a.427908343888103.104384.427907893888148/427908357221435/?type=3&theater] )Take a break while you shovel out! We have a bevy of offerings, including “secret science,” NY underground tunes, and a striptease class.
News
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library
Photo via led101 [https://www.instagram.com/p/BA4QuoLPsHx/?taken-at=61172945] Well, the blizzard really showed up this time. And as of this article (Saturday, January 23 at 1:10pm), the snow is still going strong. Whether you’re cozying up inside, or venturing out for a little looksee, here
Animals
Photo via Sean Casey Animal Rescue [https://www.facebook.com/SeanCaseyAnimalRescue/photos/a.378832716482.159179.17669251482/10153407437236483/?type=3&theater] Looking for a new companion? Bruno the dog is gentle and sweet. > Sean Casey says [ https://www.facebook.com/SeanCaseyAnimalRescue/photos/a.378832716482.159179.17669251482/10153407437236483/?type=3&
Business
342 Flatbush Avenue, future home of both Union Market and SoulCycle. (Photo by Park Slope Stoop)Are you ready for another high-end grocery store where you can get your gourmet cheese fix? How about a spinning gym that exists upstairs from that cheese which will offer a 45-minute class for
history
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Announcements
Photo via New York City Department of Cultural Affairs [https://www.facebook.com/nyculturalaffairs/photos/pb.1625125621042574.-2207520000.1453327064./1637280683160401/?type=3&theater] One of the most common conversations we have with artists in the neighborhood concern fiscal support for their projects. Our neighbors have big ideas, and form
Neighbors
Park Slope Pile (Courtesy of the Park Slope Pile)A pile of trash comes with its strong olfactory challenges. And even stronger opinions. The Park Slope Pile is a collection of trash that can often be seen on the curb of 4th Street near the intersection of 7th Avenue. “The
Arts & Culture
Photo via New York City Department of Cultural Affairs [https://www.facebook.com/nyculturalaffairs/photos/pb.1625125621042574.-2207520000.1453327064./1637280683160401/?type=3&theater] One of the most common conversations we have with artists is about fiscal support for their projects. Our neighbors have big ideas, and form the cultural
Events
Canal No. 5 is part of Lance Rutledge’s exhibition at Gowanus Souvenir Shop, with an opening event on Saturday, January 23 between 4-7pmWelcome to the weekend, which features many events: galleries, Elvis Costello tunes, and some fantastic chorale singing. Don’t miss some of our favorite events from around
Arts & Culture
Photo via New York City Department of Cultural Affairs [https://www.facebook.com/nyculturalaffairs/photos/pb.1625125621042574.-2207520000.1453327064./1637280683160401/?type=3&theater] One of the most common conversations we have with artists in the neighborhood concern fiscal support for their projects. Our neighbors have big ideas, and form
Arts & Culture
Photo via New York City Department of Cultural Affairs [https://www.facebook.com/nyculturalaffairs/photos/pb.1625125621042574.-2207520000.1453327064./1637280683160401/?type=3&theater] Our neighborhood is rich with art and artists, culture and creators, but getting funding to keep them and their projects alive is always an ongoing challenge.