— Sunday, September 30th, 2018 —

Bridging Worlds: The Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead
500 25th Street at Green-Wood Cemetery
Time: 12pm
Price: $10
This exhibition seeks to explore the ways in which we bridge the worlds of the living and the dead via objects and artworks drawn from collection of the greater Morbid Anatomy Community and Green-Wood Historic Fund.

Concert Across America To End Gun Violence
2 Havemeyer Street at Muchmore’s
Time: 1:30pm – 4:30pm
Price: $25
The Brooklyn CAA has a full roster of musical talent to entertain and motivate New Yorkers to join in the Gun Violence Prevention movement. It will send a strong message about the importance of voting in November. There will also be a live auction of concert tickets, artwork, memorabilia and a celebrity signed guitar.

Plant Medicine for Fall Transitions
990 Washington Avenue at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Time: 2pm – 4pm
Price: $31; $28/members; $12/materials
Healing plants can help ground us as we move through seasonal transitions. With instructor Myrna Cabán Lezcano, learn about plants we can harvest locally during the fall and make a nourishing herbal drink with a vinegar and honey base called an oxymel.

EMMA TEA PARTY
308 Bedford Avenue at Videology Bar & Cinema
Time: 4:45pm
Price: $15
Each ticket includes a cup of tea for you to sip alongside Emma and her beaux as you sit back and watch this classic Jane Austen comedy.

Illegal Ink: The bizarre story of NYC’s Tattoo Ban
21A Clinton Street at Caveat
Time: 7pm – 8:30pm
Price: $15 – $40
A stellar lineup of five historians and tattoo artists who lived this history tell the story of the tattoo ban in NYC that lasted from 1961-1997. Christa Avampato will be your host on this trip filled with fascinating artists who worked under the prohibition of ink for nearly 40 years. Two artists will be doing historical flash tattoos during the event.

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