20 of the Best Brooklyn Events To Help You Get Through The Work Week: 11.27.17 – 11.30.17
Although Thanksgiving is over, it doesn't mean that the fun has to stop! Holiday season is in full swing.
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Free Scotch and Sliders Party
147 Flatbush Avenue Extension at Urban Uncorked
Time: 6pm – 9pm
FREE
Enjoy this FREE Scotch & Sliders event, serving up BBQ sliders and tastings of multiple scotches.
Elite Northern Colleges And Their Ties To Slavery
128 Pierrepont Street at Brooklyn Historical Society
Time: 6pm – 9pm
Price: $10; $5 for members
Columbia, Princeton, Brown, Yale. The ties between these institutions and America’s “peculiar institution” are deep. Historian Eric Foner heads the Columbia University and Slavery Project. Martha Sandweiss heads a similar project at Princeton. Join them as they uncover slavery’s historic connections to elite campuses in a conversation moderated by Craig Wilder, author of Ebony & Ivy: Race, Slavery and the Troubled History of America’s Universities.
Art in Dialog: Brooklyn Historians in conversation with artist Amy Lyons
81 Devoe Street at Leonard Library
Time: 6:15pm – 7:45pm
FREE
The Friends of the Leonard Library are pleased to bring together this panel of Brooklyn history heavyweights with artist Amy Lyons for a timely conversation about preserving Williamsburg history. Historians Geoff Cobb, Ron Schweiger, Riccardo Gomes and Brian Merlis will present selections from their work, then converse together over the role of artists and historians in fostering interest and spurring dialog about history in the face of rapid community change.
L.O.L Comedy Night
189 Bridge Street at Amarachi Lounge
Time: 9pm
FREE
Enjoy an evening of comedy featuring some of the funniest comics in the city.
How To Love Yourself: Raw & Real w/ Kaela May
236 Richardson St. #1B at Root Mamma
Time: 9:30pm- 10:30pm
Price: $22
This circle will include sharing and co-creating of how to unearth our love for ourselves. They will discuss how you can actively release and shed the inner conflict & battle while shifting into ease & acceptance. Kayla May will share herbs, practices, and rituals to help facilitate and depend your relationship to yourself and self love. Bring a journal and a pen, as well as something sacred to you for the altar.
