The Day: Bike Parking on Fulton, Free R&B Concerts and Events at E Gallery

Many flowers are in full bloom around the nabe. Where have you seen the prettiest, locals? (Photo by Francisco Daum)

Good morning, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill.

We might be waking up with some showers, but the rain should subside after the morning rush hour until late this evening, according to the National Weather Service. Here’s hoping that we also see a break in the clouds when we take our walk to grab lunch this afternoon.

Here’s more news to start your day:

If you wanted more bicycle parking near the Clinton Hill Fulton Bikes shop, you’ve got a reason to cheer. The New York City Department of Transportation has installed a new parking corral right in front of the store, Brownstoner reported. What do you think about the change on Fulton Street, locals?
In less than month the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s R&B Festival at MetroTech begins its 20th summer of free concerts. The festival, happening June 6 to August 8, features R&B legends as well as emerging artists during the 10 free outdoor concerts. Just check out the schedule to find out when you should head to the concert stage, located on the lawn at MetroTech Commons – between Jay Street and Flatbush Avenue where Myrtle Avenue ends.
Don’t want to wait a month for the concerts? The E Gallery has music for you tonight at its first Clawfoot NY show. The series, happening at the gallery’s 459 Vanderbilt Avenue space, will feature musicians Larkin Grimm, Ohioan and Cal Folger Day. If you can’t make it tonight, visit the gallery when is hosts three artists’ work during the South Of the Navy Yard Artists Art Walk happening May 17 and 18.