Longing for the silent movies of the past? Attend “Silent Movie Night” at Galapagos Art Space on January 25th. They’ll be screening the original “Metropolis,” a classic German-Expressionist silent film released in 1927. The film explores the social crisis between workers and owners in capitalism, and is the most expensive silent film ever made. No need […]
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Say Goodbye to BYOB at Ozu
With the new year came a new liquor license for Ozu Japanese Cuisine at 78 Clark Street. The license brings an end to their previous BYOB policy. Ozu now as a fully stocked bar, complete with wine, beer, cocktails, and sake. The staff noted that the main reason they wanted to obtain the license was […]
Aerial Production Swoops into Dumbo
Looking for a little aerial entertainment this holiday season? Watch “Under the Tree,” the latest show by Suspended Cirque, New York’s only Aerial Theater Company. The show comes to Galapagos Art Space in Dumbo on December 22nd and 23rd. Unlike other shows where the line between the audience and the stage is clear, this how […]
Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra Concert this Sunday
This Sunday, December 19th at 3pm, The Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra will hold a performance at the Church of St. Ann and the Holy Trinity. Aside from some extra holiday cheer, the show will include: Share this Story: Tweet
New Directory Signs Posted
The Brooklyn Heights/DUMBO Cadman Plaza region is a tourist hot spot, and until now left with little direction. Good news, confused out-of-towners! When arriving in Brooklyn, you will be greeted by signs, pointing you to the Brooklyn Bridge, Dumbo, the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, and other landmarks. This sign is right outside the High Street station, […]
Spike Lee Book Signing at powerHouse Arena
On Thursday, December 16th at 7pm, Spike Lee will be stopping by powerHouse Arena to sign copies of Spike Lee: Do the Right Thing. The new book celebrates the 20th anniversary of the film’s debut. This is Lee’s first book signing in NYC. The controversial film Do the Right Thing is set in Brooklyn, and […]
Winemaker Dinner at Brooklyn Heights Wine Bar
On Tuesday December 7th at 7pm, sip on local wine and taste seasonal fare at the Brooklyn Heights Wine Bar‘s Winemaker Dinner. The dinner features the wines of Brooklyn Oenology and Chef Chris Penn’s cuisine. Winemaker Alie Shaper and Heights Chateau’s wine expert Matthew LaSorsa will also be there to talk about wine pairings. The […]
Finally! A Cafe with Wi-Fi!
These days, cafes with free internet access in the Brooklyn Heights area are hard to find. Iris stopped offering it, and Tazza still doesn’t. Well web-browsing latte drinkers, you’re in luck. Archway Cafe at the Pearl Street Triangle posted signage claiming to offer food, coffee, AND Wi-Fi! Share this Story: Tweet
One Day Shopping Event, Just in Time for Holidays
Looking for some unique holiday gifts for your friends and family this season? Maybe the Brooklyn Heights Synagogue can help. On Sunday, November 21st, from 11am to 5pm, the synagogue will transform into a holiday gift market filled with lots of local merchants. In fact– over 20 local vendors will be selling their goods– including […]
Brooklyn Heights Decked Out in Halloween Decor
Brooklyn Heights is getting into the Halloween spirit! Check out the neighborhood’s spooky decor. Many more photos after the jump. Share this Story: Tweet
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