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Amelia Robinson Celebrates ‘The Space Between’ With Free Concert On Thursday At Old Stone House

Photo Credit: Molly RobinsonOne of our Brooklyn-bred talents is about to spring an exciting new album on us this Thursday, and you’re invited to partake in an outdoor concert to celebrate its debut. Amelia Robinson may make her home in Park Slope, but she is known internationally as an

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Slope Weekday Events Spotlight: June 20-23

Amelia Robinson performs Thursday, June 23 at Old Stone House to celebrate her new album. (Photo Credit: Jake Salyers)Welcome to the week, which features very engaging events to say the least: stories colliding, a hometown local album release, outdoor live music in Prospect Park, and more! Ask Me Another

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Winter Blues, Begone! Mil’s Trills Album Release Party And Winter Bash Coming To ShapeShifter Lab This Sunday, January 31

Now That We’re Friends album cover. (Artwork by Jonathan Blum)It’s hard to categorize Amelia Robinson’s oeuvre of music because of its diversity. She’s a composer, musician, singer — and neighbor. Robinson is renowned for her sophisticated work on the ukulele, which she describes as a “little

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With New Album Release, Mil’s Trills Wants To Make Sure We’re Friends

Amelia Robinson performs as Mil’s Trills. (Photo by Molly Robinson)Park Slope resident and Brooklyn-bred Amelia Robinson has been rather busy as of late. Robinson — who performs under the name Mil’s Trills [http://milstrills.com/] — released her second album on September 23. Titled Now That We’re Friends…

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Greenwood Park Hosts Family Day On July 28

Greenwood Park [http://greenwoodparkbk.com/], the beer garden at 555 7th Ave that has seen a little kid-centric controversy [/blog/food/greenwood-park-rules-focus-on-noise-and-guests-with-kids] in the past, is hosting its first Family Day [https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=687746721252419&set=a.485501448143615.126886.485311871495906&type=1&theater]

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The Day: Free Dance Classes, Gay Pride Month Events and South African Food and Music

A rainy day offered relief from the heat on Monday. (Photo by Francisco Daum) Good morning, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill. The heat wave broke yesterday with thunderstorms and late afternoon scattered showers. While local plants may have enjoyed [http://instagram.com/p/aGmY7oIlVa/] the sudden downpours, we saw at

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Uke Can Do It!

photo credit: Lizzy Doe Amelia Robinson always knew that music was her calling. It was just a question of how. She didn’t anticipate she’d be making a name for herself in the growing kindie scene. She definitely know she’d be doing it on the ukulele. But with