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Afterwork Karaoke Mixer and Ladies Night
608 Nostrand Avenue at Sweet Brooklyn
Time: 5pm – 11:45pm
FREE
Ladies, it’s time to unwind, enjoy a couple of drinks and sing your heart out to your favorite songs.

Build Your Own Body Scrub at Cult Party!
53 Waterbury Street at Cult Party
Time: 6pm – 7:30pm
Price: $20
Learn about the wonders of using organic cold pressed oils! This workshop will not only teach you how to use products you most likely already have in your kitchen but the health and beauty benefits of scrubs! Then based on your skin needs we will personalize your own Body Scrub for you to take home!

Slate Money Live in Brooklyn
149 7th Street at The Bell House
Time: 7pm
Price: $25
Join Slate Money for a special live show all about food at the Brooklyn Podcast Festival. The show will be hosted by Felix Salmon, senior editor at Fusion; Anna Szymanski, emerging markets expert; and Jordan Weissmann, Slate’s senior business and economics correspondent. Sip along with the hosts who entertain podcast listeners each week with a roundup of the most important stories from business and finance as they turn their keen analysis and sharp conversation toward the food industry.

Yoga and Tea Time
245 Varet Street
Time: 7:15pm – 9:45pm
FREE
Enjoy an hour of yoga led by certified yoga instructor Natalia Maldonado. Then sit down to with a cup of Kiwami Greens tea and share about the projects everyone is excited about.

SUMO STEW Brooklyn
79 North 11th Street at Brooklyn Brewery
Time: 8pm – 11pm
Price: $55
Photographer Michael Harlan Turkell returned to New York City with aspirations of importing this ancient sport and teamed up with Harry Rosenblum, owner of The Brooklyn Kitchen, a wonderfully multi-faceted cooking store and center for culinary education. The two created a series based around plentiful bowls of chankonabe, the “sumo stew” wrestlers prepare and eat before matches. The hearty broth is loaded with fortifying protein and vegetables. This, paired with the live streamed bimonthly grand tournaments, makes for a lively event, bringing hungry first time and long-standing sumo fans ringside.

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