20 Cool Events That’ll Help You Glide Through The Work Week: 7.31.17 – 8.3.17
Goodbye July. It's been real! Hello August we have been waiting for you.
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by —Monday, July 31st, 2017—
Monday Funday Happy Hour
590 Fulton Street at Gotham Market at The Ashland
Time: 6pm – 8pm
FREE
Every Monday through Labor Day enjoy drinks starting at $3, half priced appetizers at Mason Jar, $1 off the flavor of the week at Malai, a $10 brick oven pizza from Apizza and $6 Mr. Crispy’s at FlipBird!
Community Movie Night: House Party
727 Franklin Avenue
Time: 6pm – 11pm
Price: $10
Join 727 Franklin and other residents of the Crown Heights community for the kick off of this weekly movie night series. Unlimited popcorn will be available and this event is BYOB, so bring your favorite beverage and enjoy the evening.
Hollywood Does History…Part 1: Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure
128 Pierrepont Street at Brooklyn Historical Society
Time: 6:30pm
FREE
From biopics to period dramas, Hollywood has always been fascinated with historical events, but have often told them wrong on the big screen. Join the Brooklyn Historical Society as they take a look at films that play fast and loose with history, often to absurd effect. Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, a classic tale of 1980s slackers sent back in time by a futuristic George Carlin, will be the first movie discussed in this series.
Care Package: CREED
445 Albee Square West at Alamo Drafthouse
Time: 7pm
Price: $12
Care Package is a series dedicated to raising money for local non-profits. This film event, hosted by popular journalist, Shaun King, will see all proceeds donated to GMACC. Why not watch Creed and dine for a cause?
Lament at Green-Wood: The Ninth of Av
500 25th Street at Green-Wood Cemetery
Time: 7pm – 9:15pm
Price: $25
The Ninth of Av (Tisha b’Av) is a solemn date on the Hebrew calendar, marking the destruction of both Temples in Jerusalem and the loss of an ancient and sacred civilization. The event will include ringing of the funeral bell, haunting music from Jeremiah Lockwood on the chapel floor, poetry, and a walk through a portion of the historic grounds where Leonard Bernstein, Charles Ebbets and Jean-Michel Basquiat are buried.
