— Sunday, December 9th, 2018 —

Boogie Brunch
325 Franklin Avenue at C’mon Everybody
Time: 12pm – 5pm
FREE (bring $$ for food)
Join DJ SkyBreaks and Chef Royan Richard for the second installment of Boogie Brunch! Every month Boogie Brunch will host a local chef to throw down a brunch spread. DJ SkyBreaks and other guest deejays will play fun festive grooves to get you moving on a Sunday afternoon!

The Botanical World of Harry Potter Tour
990 Washington Avenue at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Time: 2:30pm – 3:30pm
FREE w/ garden admission
Many of the plants used in Harry Potter’s potions are alive and on display at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. See them on this interactive tour and learn their botanical backstories. Meet at Conservatory entrance.

The Making of King Kong
232 52nd Street at Target Margin Theater
Time: 4pm – 9pm
Price: Tickets start at $50
Enjoy a Gorilla-licious Boozy Brunch + Benefit, featuring a performance of THE MAKING OF KING KONG, with tiki drinks and mocktails, scrumptious food, and an old-fashioned Entertainment Extravaganza! There will be a special performance of KONG at 5pm, followed by a cocktail reception, buffet eats, and Depression-era ditties (among others) with acclaimed chanteuse Molly Pope. At higher levels, there are pre-show cocktails and light appetizers with the director and writer.

PRESENT PLATE SUPPER CLUB HOLIDAY BANQUET
195 Morgan Avenue at Fitzcarraldo Projects
Time: 5pm – 9pm
Price: $100
This conscious evening is created and lovingly prepared by Present Plate, a female-led community organization dedicated to empowering people with tools to make informed food choices. You can expect an olive oil tasting, wine pairing/tasting, food meditation and a talk from farmer Tyler of Alewife Farm.

Workshop & Discussion with Katy Pyle, Ballez
240 Division Avenue at Spaceworks Williamsburg Library
Time: 7pm – 9pm
FREE w/ rsvp
Katy Pyle will lead a discussion around how their company, Ballez (est 2011) is working to insert the herstory and lineage of lesbian, transgender, and gender non-conforming queer dancers into the ballet canon through the creation of large scale story-ballets, public classes, and conversations. Dancers of all experience are invited to attend. Bring socks or ballet slippers, and wear clothing that allows a full range of motion.

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