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30 YEARS OF ANTICS

The Brooklyn Paper

The Atlantic Avenue Local Development Corporation has pulled out all the stops to make this year’s 30th anniversary Atlantic Antic street fair - this Sunday, Sept. 26 - one to remember. While the festival runs from 10 am to 6 pm along Atlantic Avenue between Hicks Street and Fourth Avenue, the party goes on until dawn at places like the Magnetic Field lounge between Clinton and Court streets.

The AALDC has arranged for a main stage at Boerum Place with a ’70s-theme lineup: Bad Company drummer Simon Kirke with his band Critical Fuse; DJ King Pleasure; and DUMBO’s power pop band Hello Nurse among others.

Other live music oases include Sahadi’s "Amer-Aba stage" with returning Antic performer Eddie the Sheik and belly dancers (pictured from last year) between Clinton and Court streets; the rock ’n’ roll stage at Magnetic Field; a blues stage at the Waterfront Ale House between Henry and Clinton streets; and a kids stage at Urban Monster between Hoyt and Bond streets.

Hefty competitive eater Eric "Badlands" Booker will return to defend his title at the Cheesecake Eating Contest at the Downtown Atlantic restaurant between Hoyt and Bond streets.

There will also, of course, be scores of food vendors.

For a complete schedule of events and maps, visit www.atlanticave.org/antic2004.htm or call the AALDC at (718) 875-8993.


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