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Brooklyn by the Book

A collection of 16 issues

Park Slope Planner: The Best Events May 21-25

Comic by Adrian Tomine [http://www.adrian-tomine.com/], via Bergen Street Comics [https://www.facebook.com/54926657157/photos/gm.1556196901314080/10153178131827158/?type=1&theater] Sticking around the neighborhood for this long weekend? If you’re looking for something fun to do, local venues are not taking a holiday, so

Weekday Fun: The Best Events February 2-4

How we imagine the scene at Mission Dolores on Wednesday. Photo by team_rockstar [http://instagram.com/p/gMBaoeljhH]Looking for something fun to do in the neighborhood this week? A chance to pretend you’re in sunny California, stories about birthdays, a free pub quiz, and more great events

Park Slope Planner: The Best Events February 27-March 2

Choose from over a hundred thousand songs and sing some karaoke, toast a shop’s new location with a little bubbly, hear a celebrated short story author discuss her new collection, all this weekend right in the neighborhood! Here’s a look at those and more: Anna’s Ultimate Karaoke

Weekday Fun: The Best Events January 6-8

So, yeah, it’s about to get really, really cold. If your apartment’s heat can’t keep up, why not head out to a place with lots of people — just think of all the body heat! Here are some great ways to get warm in the neighborhood this week:

Pulitzer Prize Winner Elizabeth Strout at Brooklyn by the Book Next Week

Elizabeth Strout [http://www.elizabethstrout.com/], author of the 2009 Pulitzer Prize-winning Olive Kitteridge [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_Kitteridge], will be at Brooklyn by the Book on Wednesday, April 3 at 7:30pm to read from her new novel, The Burgess Boys [http://www.elizabethstrout.com/?book=the-burgess-boys]

Brooklyn by the Book

Community Bookstore [http://communitybookstore.net/] and Congregation Beth Elohim [http://congregationbethelohim.org/brooklynbythebook] are teaming up for a reading and lecture series called Brooklyn by the Book: > Topics will vary, but the programming will focus primarily on current events, literary fiction and other topics of interest to our audience.