The Summer Space pedestrian plaza series concludes this Sunday September 19th, with a final day of fun and games on Montague Street. From 11am to 6pm, the two blocks between Clinton and Hicks will once again be closed off to cars. So what’s in store? The Brooklyn Heights Association will host it’s first-ever dog show at 1pm– right in front of Pets Emporium at 105 Montague Street. Your pup can compete in two of 12 different categories, including “Best Vocal Performance,” “Best Hairdo” and “Least Obedient.”
Before and after the dog show, attendees can experience a little high culture with the sounds of the Grace & Spiritus Chorale at 12:30. Then at 3pm, the Martha Cardona Theater performs arias, duets, musical theater, Yiddish folk music and highlights from Don Pasquale!
Other features include a free Zumba class, chess matches, Yoga demonstrations, and free makeovers from Ricky’s NYC, City Chemist, and M.A.C. Cosmetics. It’s now or next year!
Last night, the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood was invited to celebrate the Grand Opening of The Heights Salon at 136 Montague Street. Armed with wine, cake, and gift bags for all attendees, owners Rafael Nieves and Alfred Tom enthusiastically showed off their beautiful salon space. The salon offers a variety of services to their clients, including haircuts, color correction, Keratin conditioning treatments, and Japanese Hair Straightening, as well as manicures, pedicures, and waxing. One thing the stylists don’t give? Suggestions.
Looking for a cheap meal with a view? Calexico, a Mexican food cart usually found in Soho, has been serving up tacos burritos, and quesadillas right here at Brooklyn Bridge Park. The cart is a joint venture by three brothers from Southern California who also started a brick and mortar version at 122 Union Street in Carroll Gardens. Try their signature Carne Asada taco or go veggie and stick with black bean. Visit their 
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