Have we awoken from our turkey coma yet? If the tryptophan didn’t take you out of commission, then last week’s heavy party schedule surely did. Thanksgiving has become one of the City’s greatest reasons to turn up, and for most of us, it’s just the beginning. Holiday season is here folks! In between a packed […]
Several holiday markets are coming to Greenpoint in December
It’s that time of year again when we all get stressed out about what to buy our loved ones. Thankfully, there are several markets and pop-ups coming your way to help make the season a little bit brighter (and hopefully less stressful). First off, two markets are coming to the Brooklyn Bazaar. On December 2 […]
There’s a gallery inside a storage unit in East Williamsburg called Secret Dungeon
Speakeasy’s and micro-spaces are big in North Brooklyn right now. Secret Dungeon is the latest — a hard-to-find micro-gallery inside a storage bin in industrial East Williamsburg. Secret Dungeon is the brainchild of 11 artists whose mission, according to member and photographer Greg Gentert, is to present “exceptional programming in an unexceptional space.”… Cardboard arrows […]
Protest for Net Neutrality coming to Williamsburg Dec. 7
Here’s your chance to tell Washington that ending Net Neutrality is anti-competitive, will infringe on free speech, and will result in price gauging. Internet users outraged by top Verizon lawyer turned FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s plan to gut net neutrality are planning to protest at Verizon retail stores across the country on Thursday, December 7th, […]
Peter’s Since 1969 and Park Luncheonette have both closed
We told you about the surprisingly short lifespan of Littleneck Grand, which has shuttered. Add two more spots to the list. Peter’s Since 1969 closed last month unexpectedly (at least to us.) It was a staple when we wanted a quick bite: A distinctive addition to Bedford Avenue’s thicket of middling Asian restaurants, Peter’s was once […]
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