Brooklyn

According to a 2010 proposal (BIS record), 195 Plymouth Street (aka 193 Plymouth Street) was proposed as a conversion into 22 residential units. Landmarks approval for updated windows, rooftop mechanical installation, and was issued on 4...
According to a 2010 proposal (BIS record), 195 Plymouth Street (aka 193 Plymouth Street) was proposed as a conversion into 22 residential units. Landmarks approval for updated windows, rooftop mechanical installation, and was issued on 4/18/2011 (NYC DOB record) and the proposal approved on 5/5/2011. Construction is ongoing. We don’t have any updates on when the conversion will be completed. Anyone know more? BIS listing for 193-197 Plymouth St (owner name: Jack Guttman) Previously: {Residential Conversion for Dumbo’s 193 Plymouth Street, Brownstoner, 27Mar2012}
about 4 hours ago
Our six-year-old cat is seeking a loving new home. He is healthy, hearty, and an amazing mouser (despite his sweet nature, he is no friend to mice!). He's super affectionate and friendly. He has been neutered. He's remarkably gentle wi...
Our six-year-old cat is seeking a loving new home. He is healthy, hearty, and an amazing mouser (despite his sweet nature, he is no friend to mice!). He's super affectionate and friendly. He has been neutered. He's remarkably gentle with people of all ages. Unfortunately, he needs a new home, due to an upcoming change in his family's living situation. If you or someone you know would like to welcome a very special cat into your home, please email me at brooklyn.twinkle@gmail.com . I'll be happy to supply photos, more information, and arrange an introduction (he is currently living in South Park Slope).
about 5 hours ago
Irondale is excited to announce its 2013 Summer Theater Camp! Camp will be a collection of one-day workshops and two-week sessions will keep students' minds engaged and their bodies moving by providing a nurturing, safe, and dynamic arti...
Irondale is excited to announce its 2013 Summer Theater Camp! Camp will be a collection of one-day workshops and two-week sessions will keep students' minds engaged and their bodies moving by providing a nurturing, safe, and dynamic artistic environment. Lead by professional Irondale Artists, young actors can choose between classes that explore acting and improvisation, movement and dance, character creation, storytelling, playwriting, and even stage design. We encourage students to explore the power of creativity and develop an artistic voice. The work will be rooted in the Irondale tradition of theatre games and improvisation and will be created in the spirit of diversity and community building. All sessions conclude with a performance for family and friends. REGISTER NOW for early bird discounts: 5% off if registered by May 18, 2013. Returning Families and Irondale Members save 10% (additional 5% for early bird.) Enroll online at http://www.irondale.org, call 718-488-9233 x.224, email education@irondale.org, or just visit us at the Irondale Center (85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217). Classes are 9:00AM – 4:00PM, Monday – Friday in Irondale’s gorgeous off-Broadway theater in the heart of historic Fort Greene, Brooklyn, where the stage truly IS the classroom. Early Drop-Off starting at 8AM and After-Care until 5:30PM are available for an additional fee. OPEN HOUSES: Saturdays April 6, May 18, and June 8, 2013, 1:00 – 4:00 PM. Please join us for an open class and hang out with the summer staff and the Irondale Ensemble. Free backstage tours, snacks, and “day-of-discounts” for summer registration will be offered. New! I-PLAY: ONE-DAY WORKSHOPS (Ages 8-12) July 1-3, 2013 I-Play workshops are a great way to test the waters. Try something new everyday! Sign up for one, two, or all three sessions and receive discounts on the rest of your summer classes. I-PLAY COMEDY: Monday July 1, 2013 Learn the basics of comic timing, improvisation, and how to make ‘em laugh! I-PLAY HEROES & VILLAINS: Tuesday July 2, 2013 Learn the basics of creating characters, adventurous storytelling, and get a taste of stage combat! I-PLAY SHAKESPEARE: Wednesday July 3, 2013 Learn the basics of Shakespeare’s stories, sonnets, soliloquies, and, most importantly, his language! KIDS THEATER PLAYGROUND (Ages 6 – 10) July 8 – July 19, 2013 Kids Theater Playground will have students bouncing off the walls with inspiration! There are so many ways to tell a story – kids will explore genre, comedic styles, improvisation, movement, mask and puppet making, music, dance, and song. Kids Theater Playground will conclude in a variety show of scenes, songs, and storytelling created by the students themselves. JUNIOR COMPANY INTENSIVE (Ages 11 – 15) July 22 – August 2, 2013 Growing from the success of our school-year youth classes and the amazing Irondale Young Company (a ensemble of teenagers), Junior Company members will have the opportunity to learn the same ensemble approach our adult and teen companies experience year round. Working towards their final scripted performance students will learn what it takes to create and stage an Off-Broadway play. From acting, improv, and scene study to house management, playwriting and design, Junior Company members will work as an ensemble to produce their play.
about 6 hours ago
Does this pup belong to you? Please PM if is yours.
Does this pup belong to you? Please PM if is yours.
about 9 hours ago
I found an apartment on the cross streets of decatur st and malcolm x blvd near the utica ave A, C train stop. I really like the apartment but do not know much about brooklyn and was wondering if this area in bed stuy is safe? A bunch of...
I found an apartment on the cross streets of decatur st and malcolm x blvd near the utica ave A, C train stop. I really like the apartment but do not know much about brooklyn and was wondering if this area in bed stuy is safe? A bunch of people I know have said bed stuy isn't safe, but they don't live there and I was wondering if anyone on here actually knows the area well to give proper advice. I have gone to the area and it looked good as far as I dont go looking for trouble but I also checked crime tracking sites and it looks like there is a lot of violence around that area. I work in the city and don't mind the commute, however I work late nights some times and could be heading home say around 8pm on any given day and I am a young female whom will be living alone. The apartment looks great and has a security system but I am more concerned with the subway in the area at night and the 15 min walk from the subway to the apartment. Thanks for your advise in advance
about 11 hours ago
People love them. People love to hate them. People love to watch people love and hate them. People love and hate to watch the city try to contain them: http://brooklyn.ny1.com/content/top_stories/182292/taxi-and-limousine-commission-...
People love them. People love to hate them. People love to watch people love and hate them. People love and hate to watch the city try to contain them: http://brooklyn.ny1.com/content/top_stories/182292/taxi-and-limousine-commission-drives-unlicensed--dollar--vans-off-the-road?utm_source=buffer&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Buffer&utm_content=bufferadfaf
about 12 hours ago
The best high school senior lacrosse players in New York City will come to Poly Prep in Brooklyn on Sunday, June 2nd for the NYC Mayor’s Cup Lacrosse All-Star Games! The doubleheader will feature the girls all-stars from the PSAL agains...
The best high school senior lacrosse players in New York City will come to Poly Prep in Brooklyn on Sunday, June 2nd for the NYC Mayor’s Cup Lacrosse All-Star Games! The doubleheader will feature the girls all-stars from the PSAL against the girls all-stars from the Independent schools at 4PM followed by the boys all-stars from the CHSAA taking on the boys all-stars from the Independent schools at 6PM as they compete for the title of “Best in the City.” Admission is FREE for spectators so don’t miss the action! More information about the event can be found here http://www.Facebook.com/NYCMayorsCup and be sure to “Like” the NYC Mayor’s Cup page to ensure that you get all of the most up to date information about the series.
about 16 hours ago
In this month’s Bower Hill Society event, they are teaming up with Greenhook Ginsmiths to celebrate the opening of the summer season in Dumbo, Brooklyn. They were featured in this month’s New York Magazine as a social club to...
In this month’s Bower Hill Society event, they are teaming up with Greenhook Ginsmiths to celebrate the opening of the summer season in Dumbo, Brooklyn. They were featured in this month’s New York Magazine as a social club to join. They will be serving gin fizzes, boozy treats from Prohibition Cupcakes, and other bites and drinks. Thursday, May 23, 2013. Doors open at 6:30pm Bower Hill Society 45 Main Street, #406, Brooklyn, NY 11201
1 day ago
I passed by the shuttered Almondine on 9th St. and it looks like Valley Shepard is looking to get a license for alcohol in that space.
I passed by the shuttered Almondine on 9th St. and it looks like Valley Shepard is looking to get a license for alcohol in that space.
1 day ago
The History of Future Folk - Alien Folk-Duo Sci-Fi Action Romance Comedy - opens 5/31/2013 HISTORY OF FUTURE FOLK 2012 - USA - English - 86 minutes - Variance Films Directed by: John Mitchell, Jeremy Kipp Walker Featuring: Nils d'Au...
The History of Future Folk - Alien Folk-Duo Sci-Fi Action Romance Comedy - opens 5/31/2013 HISTORY OF FUTURE FOLK 2012 - USA - English - 86 minutes - Variance Films Directed by: John Mitchell, Jeremy Kipp Walker Featuring: Nils d'Aulaire, Jay Klaitz, Julie Ann Emery On Friday (5/31) and Saturday (6/01) following the 7pm shows, there will be live music from alien folk duo Future Folk, as well as Q&A's with director/cast and other surprises! The citizens of the planet Hondo have sent their most decorated soldier, General Trius (Nils d'Aulaire), to find a new home... and wipe out the current inhabitants in the process. But when General Trius lands on Earth, he's entranced by a strange and mystical human invention: music. He immediately abandons his mission, starts a family, and launches a one-alien bluegrass act in a tiny Brooklyn bar. Years later, a bumbling assassin named Kevin (Jay Klaitz) arrives to get the mission back on track. Although Kevin is no match for the great General Trius, the Hondonians have no intention of calling off their plan to eliminate mankind. The only solution is for General Trius and Kevin to join forces to save Hondo, prevent an intergalactic takeover of Earth, and hopefully get some bigger gigs for the universe's first Hondonian bluegrass duo: Future Folk! Purchase tickets:http://27.formovietickets.com:2235/
1 day ago