All The Brooklyn Events Worth Going To This Week: 6.4.18 – 6.10.18
From a FREE concert by Common to a TONY awards watch party, here's everything in Brooklyn you should be doing this week.
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by — Wednesday, June 6th, 2018 —
Law and Order: History and Politics of New York Criminal Justice
128 Pierrepont Street at Brooklyn Historical Society
Time: 6:30pm – 8pm
Price: $5; FREE/members
Over the past two decades the politics of law and order in New York City have changed dramatically. Where once candidates for office vied to appear the toughest on crime, they now compete to carry the banner of reform. Join the Marshall Project’s Tom Robbins, author Kim Phillips-Fein, and others to examine how NYC’s widening inequality will impact crime and whether the rhetoric of criminal justice reform matches the reality in the city.
Sunset Yoga at Rooftop Reds | OutdoorFest 2018
299 Sands Street bldg #275 (Rooftop) at Rooftop Reds
Time: 6:45pm – 10pm
Price: $40 – $60
Sunset Yoga on the rooftop of a local winery and vineyard. After an invigorating Vinyasa Flow class by Pop Up Yoga NYC, enjoy a 4 wine tasting (included!) with the wine experts as we watch the sun set over Manhattan. Choose the VIP ticket to stay for the movie screening afterwards! (Bring your own yoga mat and water bottle.)
20 Years of Sex And The City!
136 Metropolitan Avenue at Nitehawk Cinema
Time: 7pm
Price: $16
On June 6, 1998, Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte changed lives forever with the debut of Sex and the City 20 years ago. Nitehawk will screen the film (which turns 10 this May) and and celebrate author Jennifer Keishin Armstrong’s new book Sex and the City and US for the 20th anniversary of the debut of Sex and the City. Armstrong will join The Strand and editors from Vulture, Bustle and Refinery29 in a post-screening panel. The Strand will have copies of Armstrong’s Sex and the City and Us book available for purchase before the film.
The Business of Black Music
158 Buffalo Avenue at Weeksville Heritage Center
Time: 7pm – 9pm
FREE
In honor of Black Music Month, Weeksville Heritage Center announces their next community conversation, The Business of Black Music. Join them in this discussion on the state of Black music, our presence across all genres, and the impact of the digital era on the music industry. The panel includes Richardine Bartree of GRUNGECAKE and Rachel Hilsop, editor-in-chief of OkayPlayer.
Wet Hot American Summer – Free Screening
150 Greenpoint Avenue at Brooklyn Bazaar
Time: 8pm – 11pm
FREE
Enjoy a FREE screening of We Hot American Summer. Restaurant and bar will be open before, during and after the movie!
