Just a reminder that The Art of Brooklyn film festival kicks off tomorrow at St. Francis College on 180 Remsen St. And the first film up is a 25-minute version of “The These Knishes Could Talk,” my documentary on the New York accent. Hope you all can make it, especially since you’ve seen postings about […]
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Knishes Film to be Featured at St. Francis’ “Art of Brooklyn” Festival
From Saturday, August 20 through the following Saturday, August 27, St. Francis College, 180 Remsen Street (between Clinton and Court), will present the “Art of Brooklyn” festival, featuring films, paintings, and live music, including after parties at local night spots on Saturday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and the final Saturday. The schedule is here. Daily passes, […]
Brooklyn Bridge Park Community Advisory Council Meeting Tuesday
The Brooklyn Bridge Park Community Advisory Council will have its next meeting Tuesday evening, May 24, from 6:30 to 8:30, at St. Francis College, 180 Remsen Street (between Clinton and Court). No agenda has been published. At its last meeting, on April 20th, the Council passed a resolution urging the Committee on Alternatives to Housing […]
LPC Reviews BUG Building Landmarking Today, 100 Clark Street Addition
Brownstoner notes that Frank Freeman’s Brooklyn Union Gas building at 180 Remsen Street (listed by LPC as 176 Remsen) will be considered for landmark status at today’s LPC hearing. It was originally placed on the commission’s calendar in February 2009. Also on today’s docket, an application to construct a rear addition to 100 Clark Street […]
St. Francis Presents Four Short Plays Monday
This in from St. Francis College: You are invited to come witness hilarity, love, and heartbreak in A Collection of Radio Plays: Blind Date, Life After Prom, For Whom The Bells Toll, and Calling All Girls, on Monday, April 18, 2011, from 12:30 until 1:30.
CB2 full board meeting this week
Community Board 2 will host its monthly meeting on Wednesday, May 13 at 6 pm at the Brown Memorial Baptist Church at 52 Gates Avenue, in Fort Greene. On the agenda are presentations by organizers of the borough hall and DUMBO farmers markets and the manager of the Adelphi Station post office, renderings of the […]
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