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It’s going to be a great weekend, but that doesn’t mean you don’t The Weekender:
• Go to Greenpoint and eat a great Vietnamese sandwich.
• Enjoy a great record store in Williamsburg before it relocates a block away.
• Vote for some Brooklyn filmmakers in a Netflix contest.
• Go to Bay Ridge and enjoy some cupcakes!
• Check out the new Cafe Grumpy in Park Slope.
• If we get another June shower, read some great poetry from our poet laureate short list.
• The Ringling Bros. circus is in town in Coney Island. Mike McLaughlin raved, while Dooley didn’t.
• On Saturday, jump on the free ferry to Governors Island.
• See “Do the Right Thing” at Cafe Habana or “Bottle Shock” at Enoteca on Court Street on Sunday.
• It’s not Father’s Day, but you can still bake Sweet Melissa’s cookies!
• There’s always the Brooklyn Flea on Saturday in Fort Greene and Artists and Fleas in Williamsburg.
And if you must stay inside:
As always, these and other great events are in our exclusive family calendar, our great nightlife calendar, and our matchless events calendar.
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