— Thursday, April 19th, 2018 —

Master Class with Phillip Di Bella
573 Sackett Street at Abbotsford Road Coffee Specialists
Time: 6:30pm – 8pm
FREE
Abbotsford Road Coffee Specialists will be hosting a hands-on experience for coffee lovers and professionals alike. Learn about our philosophy of ethical, sustainable coffee sourcing. Participate in a coffee cupping, the technique used by professionals to grade coffee beans. Latte Art demonstrations and more.

Why Chopsticks? Their Culture, History, and Sphere
62 Bayard Street at MOFAD – Museum of Food and Drink
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Price: $25
How and why did chopsticks replace the spoon to become the primary eating utensil in Asia? Why did chopsticks spread across Asia from the 7th century and, in more recent decades, around the world? How has the rise of chopsticks reflected the evolution of culinary traditions? Professor Q. Edward Wang, author of “Chopsticks: A Cultural and Culinary History”, will delve into the answers to these questions and more as we learn about the origin and development of chopsticks as an eating implement from ancient to modern times.

Mujeres Rebeldes: Radical Women on Film – Chavela
200 Eastern Parkway at Brooklyn Museum
Time: 7pm – 9pm
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Price: $10
In honor of Chavela Vargas’s birthday and Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960–1985, the Brooklyn Museum is screening the award-winning documentary Chavela (Catherine Gund and Daresha Kyi, 2017, 93 min.), which explores the life of the trailblazing queer icon and legendary Mexican singer. Before the film, queer rancherx Ceci Pineda opens the evening with a birthday tribute to Chavela. Followed by a talkback with directors Catherine Gund and Daresha Kyi.

Independent Women: Professor Marston and the Wonder Women
308 Bedford Avenue at Videology Bar & Cinema
Time: 9:15pm – 11:15pm
Price: $12
Independent Women is a monthly screening series bringing you underrated, overlooked, “Why haven’t I seen this?!” films directed by women.

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