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New Bars & Restaurants Round Up

January 10, 2011 By Fiona Goldstein

It’s a new year and there are tons of recently opened spots for food and alcohol consumption. Below is a list of places to try in 2011. Tuffet, a “cheese/meat/bar”  owned by a Market Table alum, opened on New Years Eve. Now that we’ve got our hangovers (& desire to eat nothing but wheatgrass and […]

Filed Under: Greenpoint, Restaurant & Bar News, Williamsburg Tagged With: bars, Greenpoint, openings, restaurants, Williamsburg

Dia de los Reyes

January 6, 2011 By Chris Boyette

I hope you didn’t think the holidays were over yet. This Sunday is the 14th annual Three Kings Day Parade. January 6 is the Feast of the Epiphany, the holiday marking the arrival of the three wise men to visit the holy family, and the revelation to the Gentiles that the little kid in the […]

Filed Under: Events, Music, Williamsburg Tagged With: Epiphany, Gift of the Magi, Parade, The Wisemans

Don't worry guys, we'll survive the apocalypse.

December 31, 2010 By Erica Sackin

Snowmageddon got you down? Convinced the world is ending in 2012? Don’t worry guys, as I point out over at The Awl, it looks like us hipster kids might be the only ones primed to survive the apocalypse. Well, us and bed bugs.

Filed Under: Williamsburg Tagged With: Apocalypse, Snowpolcalypse

How I Beat the Snowpocalypse

December 28, 2010 By Chris Boyette

Let the transplant insults fly, but I’m originally from North Carolina.  So are a few of my friends that live here in Brooklyn.  As all of our flights were cancelled due to the snowpocalypse, and we’d already spent plenty of quality holiday time in the Tarheel state; four of us got refunds on our plane […]

Filed Under: News, Uncategorized, Williamsburg Tagged With: Blizzard 2010, News, Snowpocalypse

6 Films we're supposed to like

December 16, 2010 By Chris Boyette

In order to honor the announcement of Williamsburg’s forthcoming six-screen Cineplex, The Village Voice Blog decided to make a list of six films “Average Williamsbug Residents” would like to see available on the big screens at all times, year-round. I don’t know what the “Average Williamsburg Resident” is exactly, but what do you think of the […]

Filed Under: Videos, Williamsburg Tagged With: average resident, movies

Free Tron (1982) showing at indiescreen

December 14, 2010 By Chris Boyette

No need to go see that hyped new Tron: Legacy movie opening Friday. Williamsburg is not even getting a big fancy movie theater until next fall. That will probably be a nightmare, and tickets are pricey. Best go to indieScreen on Kent Avenue and watch a free screening of Tron, the original 1982 version, at […]

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Events, Videos, Williamsburg Tagged With: 1982, free screenings, tron

Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival

December 2, 2010 By Chris Boyette

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church is the place to be on Saturday for those who make visual art or just like to look at it. Saturday from 12pm-8pm the house of worship at 275 N. 8th Street between Havemeyer Street and Union Avenue, will host indy comic book illustrators, painters, designers, and craftspersons in […]

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Events, News, Uncategorized, Williamsburg Tagged With: Comics, Graphics

Alexa Chung's Willy B Insights

December 2, 2010 By Elizabeth Brady

Style.com trotted around the neighborhood recently with British model/VJ/personality Alexa Chung, and produced a cutesy video in which she proclaims her love for Brooklyn and her perspective on the differences in culture and style between London, Manhattan and Brooklyn: Is he in MGMT? Isn’t he in MGMT? That’s the kind of shit that goes down […]

Filed Under: Videos, Williamsburg Tagged With: Alexa Chung, Style.com

Williamsburg circa 1910

November 24, 2010 By Jackie Snow

There use to be trolleys and horses. And hey, after the Williamsburg bridge was finished in 1903, “the small village of Williamsburg” became the most populated area of Brooklyn. So morning commuters at the Bedford stop at 8 A.M. watching packed train after packed train go by, history knows your pain.

Filed Under: Williamsburg Tagged With: history, Williamsburg

No, Camel isn't making rollies

November 11, 2010 By Chris Boyette

So, enough local papers, blogs, and e-zines have covered this, that I don’t have anything else to say, but in case you missed it: From the Brooklyn Paper: Joe Camel- a hipster? R.J. Reynolds markets its smokes to Williamsburg By Aaron Short I do have one question.  In 2012 when the FDA starts making cigarette […]

Filed Under: News, Uncategorized, Williamsburg Tagged With: Brooklyn Paper, Camel, cancer, News, R.J. Reynolds, Williamsburg

"I'm Waiting for my Man"

November 10, 2010 By Chris Boyette

The junkies in Williamsburg will have to wait longer, or maybe clean up their act and get a job.  Okay, the job part might be crazy, it is Williamsburg. The NYPD announced today they have shut down the drug-ring which investigators claim ran the North Williamsburg heroin game.  After a four month long sting officers […]

Filed Under: News, Williamsburg Tagged With: DARE, Drug Bust, Heroin, lou reed, News, NYPD, Williamsburg

The new Duane Reade or How Williamsburg is the New Brooklyn Heights

November 4, 2010 By Jackie Snow

According to the “I’m Boycotting Duane Reade to Save Williamsburg” facebook group, a Duane Reade will be opened on Bedford, directly across from Kings Pharmacy this Saturday. First off, I need to state that I don’t really give a shit about saving small business in this case. I do, however, give a shit when urban […]

Filed Under: Williamsburg Tagged With: duane reade, save williamsburg, Williamsburg

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