Fort Greene-Clinton Hill Events: Through Sunday, February 1

Below you’ll find information on events through the weekend in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill this weekend. Check back Monday to see what’s scheduled next week!

ONGOING

Open (C)all: The Artists Studio
When: Through February 8 from 10am-8pm daily except Sundays
Where: BRIC House at 647 Fulton Street
What: See the spectacular work of BRIC Registry artists.
How much: Free

FRIDAY, JANUARY 30

Vote for the Cutest Cat Photo
When: Through Saturday, January 31 from 10am-8pm
Where: Clinton Hill Library at 380 Washington Avenue
What: Vote now through the end of the month for the cutest cat in Clinton Hill.
How much: Free

Happy Hour Friday
When: Friday, January 30 from 5-8pm
Where: Tipsy at 584 Myrtle Avenue
What: Join neighbors for a free wine-tasting and relaxed conversation.
How much: Free

Three Letters Anniversary Party
When: Friday, January 30 from 5:30-11:30pm
Where: Three Letters at 930 Fulton Street, at St. James Place
What: Two-year anniversary party for local French restaurant. There will be small bites and specialty cocktails.
How much: Whatever you order

FLICFest: Jin Ju Song-Begin and CatScratch Theatre
When: Friday, January 30 at 7:30pm
Where: Irondale Center at 85 South Oxford Street
What: Song-Begin at 7:30pm and CatScratch at 9pm. Continuation of the annual festival of feature-length independent choreography. Each evening includes two feature-length dance theater works followed by a performance cabaret in the balcony lounge.
How much: $25

BAMcafe Live: Emilio Teubal Ensemble
When: Friday, January 30 at 9pm
Where: BAMcafe at Peter Jay Sharp Building at 30 Lafayette Avenue
What: Led by renowned pianist/composer Emilio Teubal, this seven-piece outfit makes wondrously imaginative, dreamy jazz infused with Latin rhythms and folk influences from Teubal’s native Argentina. The cello, flugelhorn, and electric bass add dashes of unexpected color to beautifully melancholic, almost impressionistic melodies.
How much: Free

Disc-Oh Night of 2015
When: Friday, January 30 at 10pm
Where: Splitty at 415 Myrtle Avenue
What: Featuring DJ Mama – Mumma Lioness / Geneva Spice.
How much: No cover

SATURDAY, JANUARY 31

Brooklyn Music School Middle School Jazz Festival
When: Saturday, January 31 all day
Where: 126 Saint Felix Street
What: Featuring alto saxophonist Sherman Irby of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, and school faculty Jeff Newell, Brian Woodruff, Nate Sutton, and Rafael Rosa.
How much: Free

Fort Greene Park Greenmarket
When: Saturday, January 31 from 8am-4pm
Where: Washington Park between DeKalb and Willoughby Avenues
What: Weekly farmers market with live music and family-friendly activities.

Shape Up! Cardio Sculpt
When: Saturday, January 31 from 10-11am
Where: Clinton Hill Library at 380 Washington Avenue
What: Free cardio sculpt classes for adults.

First Sundays at the Garden
When: Saturday, January 31 from 10am-4:30pm
Where: Brooklyn Botanic Garden at 1000 Washington Avenue
What:

and a Hawaiian Dance Class (for adults and teens).
How much: Free with admission

Greenmarket Super Bowl Chili Fest
When: Saturday, January 31 at 11am
Where: Fort Greene Park between DeKalb and Willoughby Avenues
What: Who are you cheering for this Sunday? Patriots? Seahawks? Either way, as long as local food is involved, it’s a win-win! Stop by the Market Information booth for market-friendly recipes and a taste of some game-day chili featuring ingredients from local farmers.
How much: Free

Author Story Time: Lily Roscoe
When: Saturday, January 31 at 11am
Where: Greenlight Bookstore at 686 Fulton Street
What: The Night Parade is a goodnight book filled with the whimsical wilderness of children’s imaginations just before they fall asleep. Join us for a reading with Lily, who will also lead a special craft where kids can make their own moon to take home!
How much: Free; $16.99 for the book

Town Hall on Public Safety and Elder Abuse
When: Saturday, January 31 from 11am-12:30pm
Where: Willoughby Neighborhood Senior Center at the Walt Whitman Houses, at 105 North Portland Avenue
What: Councilmember Laurie A. Cumbo will host a Town Hall to address concerns regarding public safety and elder abuse following multiple incidents, including the sexual assault of a 75-year-old Brooklyn grandmother suffering from early signs of Alzheimer’s on January 1. RSVP by calling (917) 817-1824 or emailing kbeaubrun@council.nyc.gov.
How much: Free

Sip And Shop Pre-Valentine’s Day Party
When: Saturday, January 31 from 11am-5pm
Where: 201 DeKalb Avenue
What: Shop vintage jewelry from area estate sales while sipping on wine, snacking on cheese, and supporting Pratt Area Community Council. Up to 50 percent off pieces dated between 1850 and 1995.
How much: Free

Shape Up! NYC Aerobics Class
When: Saturday, January 31 from 12-1pm
Where: Clinton Hill Library at 380 Washington Avenue
What: Free aerobics class taught by Parks volunteers.

New York and the American Revolution
When: Saturday, January 31 at 1pm
Where: Fort Greene Park Visitor Center
What: Hear the stories surrounding Fort Greene Park and enjoy learning about the history of New York during the pre- and post-Colonial Period. The park today was once home to Fort Putnam, which was later renamed after General Greene for the war of 1812.
How much: Free

Greene Hill Food Co-op Information and Food Samples
When: Saturday, January 31 from 2:30-4:30pm
Where: Clinton Hill Library at 380 Washington Avenue
What: Learn about healthy foods and nutrition. Try free food samples and get recipes from Clinton Hill’s own Greene Hill Food Coop.
How much: Free

FLICFest: André Zachary and Nicole Wolcott
When: Saturday, January 31 at 7:30pm
Where: Irondale Center at 85 South Oxford Street
What: Zachary at 7:30pm and Wolcott at 9pm. Final performances of the annual festival of feature-length independent choreography. Each evening includes two feature-length dance theater works followed by a performance cabaret in the balcony lounge.
How much: $25

BAMcafe Live: Lachi
When: Saturday, January 31 at 9pm
Where: BAMcafe at Peter Jay Sharp Building at 30 Lafayette Avenue
What: Singer-songwriter Lachi performs empowering pop anthems with contagiously catchy hooks and irresistible dance beats. Having overcome blindness to become an Independent Music Awards nominee, Lachi’s infectiously upbeat songs spread a universal message of positivity.
How much: Free

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1

Wildlife Viewing: City Squirrels
When: Sunday, February 1 at 1pm
Where: Fort Greene Park Visitor Center
What: Rangers will guide you to the best wildlife viewing spots in the urban jungle.  Ever wonder how squirrels are able to thrive in an urban environment?  Learn about the basic biology and habits of these abundant and curious mammals.
How much: Free

Black Artstory Month ArtWalk
When: Sunday, February 1 from 4-6pm and throughout February
Where: Along Myrtle Avenue
What: Artwork by over 25 Brooklyn-based artists will be on view at 13+ small businesses along Myrtle Avenue between Carlton & Classon Avenues. The art at each location is curated by: Remi Onabanjo, MoCADA, SONYA, Freecandy, Jessica Lynne, Naimonu James, Rasu Jilani, Pratt Institute’s BAKO Tribe and Daonne Huff. Artwork can be viewed during the Artwalk (Feb 1, 4-6pm) and also during regular business hours throughout February. For a complete listing of all events, featured artists, programs and venues, please visit: www.myrtleavenue.org/blackartstory.
How much: Free

Black Artstory Month Opening Party
When: Sunday, February 1 from 6-9pm
Where: Brooklyn Eats On Myrtle at 474 Myrtle Avenue
What: After checking out artwork during the Black Art Story Artwalk, stop by Brooklyn Eats on Myrtle to start February off right with dancing and drinks at the Black Artstory Month Opening Party. Sounds by Flames Baldwin.
How much: Free