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Fort Greene-Clinton Hill Weekend Events: Trees, Tarot & Tigers Through October 12

Nora Whelan

Oct 10, 2014 — 1 min read

Below you’ll find information on events through the weekend. Check back in on Monday to see what’s scheduled for next week.

Happy Hour, Tarot Readings, and Tunes
When: Friday, October 10, 6-10pm
Where: Jill Lindsey (370 Myrtle Avenue between Adelphi Street and Clermont Avenue)
What: Enjoy drink specials at Jill Lindsey’s new bar, dance to music by Teletextile, and look into your future with tarot card readings by Lindsay Mack.
How much: Free admission

Tree Identification Walk
When: Saturday, October 11, 10:30am-12pm
Where: Route details upon signup
What: Want to know the traits of different trees in Fort Greene? Join neighbor Lisa Nett for this educational stroll around the neighborhood, then impress your friends with your arboreal expertise.
How much: $13, save your spot here

Blind Tiger Performance Party
When: Sunday, October 12, 7pm
Where: JACK (505 1/2 Waverly Avenue between Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue.
What: Join JACK for this bi-monthly multi-disciplinary art-filled celebration. This month’s Blind Tiger features performances and works by Dionna PridGeon, Joel Kim Booster, Jose de Olio, and more.
How much: $10 at the door

Photo via JACK

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