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Get your free grilled cheese sandwich!

Get your free grilled cheese sandwich!

By Natalie Musumeci

Zen and the art of flute performance

Zen and the art of flute performance

By Will Bredderman

Ministry of silly dances

Ministry of silly dances

By Samantha Lim

Brooklyn museum: Art tours highlight the writing on the wall

Arts & Entertainment

Brooklyn museum: Art tours highlight the writing on the wall

By Natalie Musumeci

Feelin’ all right: Reggae act returns to its roots

Feelin’ all right: Reggae act returns to its roots

By Colin Mixson

Caesar on the move

Caesar on the move

By Jaime Lutz

The bartoonist scopes out a Williamsburg classic

The bartoonist scopes out a Williamsburg classic

By Bill Roundy

Noodles in the sky

Noodles in the sky

By Will Levitt

Bacon soup for the hipster soul: W’burg chef hand delivers broth in Mason jars

Bacon soup for the hipster soul: W’burg chef hand delivers broth in Mason jars

By Danielle Furfaro

Cramping their style

Cramping their style

By Danielle Furfaro

Superfund site specific: Pollution play staged beside Gowanus

Cleaning Our Waterways

Superfund site specific: Pollution play staged beside Gowanus

By Natalie Musumeci

Here’s your chance to throw a banjo into the Gowanus Canal!

Here’s your chance to throw a banjo into the Gowanus Canal!

By Will Bredderman

God complex

God complex

By Chuck O’Donnell

Find a photo, write a song: Musicians take inspiration from random pictures

Find a photo, write a song: Musicians take inspiration from random pictures

By Danielle Furfaro

Coco66 gets 86’ed! Cops shutter Greenpoint club in liquor violation

Bar back: Greenpoint’s Coco66 reopens after NYPD raid

By Danielle Furfaro

Our bartoonist wants his beer cans opened for him

Our bartoonist wants his beer cans opened for him

By Bill Roundy

A novel romance: Great expectations for this lit-focused singles night

DUMBO

A novel romance: Great expectations for this lit-focused singles night

By Jaime Lutz

Magic: The gathering! Occult bookstore a haven for Bushwick’s supernatural scene

Magic: The gathering! Occult bookstore a haven for Bushwick’s supernatural scene

By Danielle Furfaro

Gentri-film-cation: Brooklyn’s filmmakers turn the lens on development

Arts & Entertainment

Gentri-film-cation: Brooklyn’s filmmakers turn the lens on development

By Eli Rosenberg

Not another falafel

Not another falafel

By Will Levit

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