All The Best Brooklyn Events Happening This Week: 3.12.18 – 3.18.18
From St. Patrick's Day celebrations, to movies and dinner, to learning how to heal your body naturally, we have all the events worth going to this week.
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by — Wednesday, March 14th, 2018 —
March For Our Lives National Student Walkout Rally – NYC
9th Street at Prospect Park Bandshell
Time: 2pm – 5pm
FREE
Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams invites YOU and all students, educators, and allies across New York City to stand up and speak out against gun violence at the March for Our Lives National School Walkout Rally.
Rikers: An American Jail
2001 Oriental Boulevard Marine Academic Center at Kingsborough Community College
Time: 6:30pm – 9:30pm
FREE
Rikers: An Americal Jail, is a riverting new documentary that brings you face to face with men and women who have endured incarceration there. Their stories told include beatings and stabbings, the torure of solitary confinement and the psychological barriers of returning to the outside world. Following the film there will be a talk back which will include 2 of the people featured in the documentary.
Cherry Bomb: Just Another Girl on the IRT
445 Albee Square W at Alamo Drafthouse
Time: 7pm
Price: $15
Enjoy this 25th anniversary screening (in 35mm) of the iconic Brooklyn focused film with director Leslie Harris in person.
World Premiere of Cellular Songs
651 Fulton Street at BAM Harvey Theater
Time: 7:30pm – 9pm
Price: start at $30
Pairing voice with movement, instrumentation, and a site-specific video installation, Cellular Songs contemplates the fundamental unit of life and its relation to the universe.
The Guide to Getting Whats Yours
158 Buffalo Avenue at Weeksville Heritage Center
Time: 7:30pm – 9pm
Price: $15
Part poetry, part portraiture, part dance, and part music- the play takes an irreverent and impassioned look at the ways we create our identity. The play asks: How was I created and who’s really in control of who I am? The Guide is inspired by the life (and crimes) of the infamous, international jewel thief, Doris Payne, who travelled the world successfully pulling off movie-worthy heists during a time when most African-Americans were fighting for basic human rights in the country they built.
Leprechaun – Free Screening
150 Greenpoint Avenue at Brooklyn Baazar
Time: 8pm – 11pm
FREE
Get ready for St. Patrick’s Day with this classic film. Restaurant and bar will be open before, during and after the movie!
