15 Outstanding Brooklyn Events to Enjoy This Weekend
So much, yet so little time.
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by —Friday, July 21st, 2017—
Union Hall Re-Opening Celebration
702 Union Street at Union Hall
Time: 1pm – 1am
FREE
Enjoy the re-opening of Union Hall after a fire caused the venue to shut down for renovations. Now it’s back and better than ever and they want you to celebrate with them over drinks, food, and music.
Celebrate Summer at Home with Macy’s & Cara Alwill Leyba!
422 Fulton Street at Macy’s – Home Department
Time: 5pm – 7pm
FREE
Join Macy’s for an inspiring evening with bestselling Author and Master Life Coach Cara Alwill Leyba! Want an inspiring home that supports your dreams and goals? Cara has the answers for you! Learn how to live your most gorgeous life over a glass of bubbly as Cara discusses The Champagne Diet lifestyle! You’ll also receive a Macy’s $10 gift card. Seating is first come first served.
Bring Your Own Film
422 Fulton Street at Macy’s Downtown Brooklyn
Time: 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm
FREE
Bring Your Own Film is an informal space for filmmakers to show smaller projects, works-in-progress, or projects that might not have a home yet. Head on over to drink cheap beer, eat free popcorn, meet new people, and watch some films.
The Wild Honey Pie Presents: A Night at the Brewery with SWIMM
333 Douglass Street at Threes Brewing
Time: 8pm – 11pm
Price: $8
Join The Wild Honey Pie for a night at Threes Brewing in Gowanus with our favorite California boys SWIMM. Tasty house made beers will be flowing as we rock out to their infectious surf rock tunes in the most intimate of settings. SWIMM has opened for some The Wild Honey Pie favorites including Rubblebucket, The Flaming Lips, Portugal. The Man, Dr. Dog and more.
Sundance Short Films
5 Metrotech Center at Metro tech
Time: 8pm
FREE
For the sixth consecutive year, Rooftop Films is excited to team with Sundance to present some of their favorite short films from their most recent edition. Hailing from the next generation of independent filmmakers and a few twisted minds. These magical-real ghost stories, backyard deer docs and brutal romances represent the best of independent shorts and a diverse array of storytelling from around the world.
