The Coolest 12 Things To Do In Brooklyn This Weekend
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It’s the weekend again and Mad Decent Block Party is all sold out, leaving you wondering what to do.  Well, once again we got you covered. From cheap food in Bushwick to fun in the sun with you kids in Dumbo, here are the coolest things to do in Brooklyn this weekend.

Friday August 7th, 2015

Sublime of the Mundane
558 St. Johns Place at the Five Myles Gallery
Price: Free
An art exhibit that displays the work of local and international art.

Hank and Cupcakes “Shut Up” Video Release Show
61 Wythe Avenue at the Brooklyn Bowl.
Price: $12
Have some fun at this video show release with a live performance from Hank and Cupcakes!.

Grand Street Restaurant Week
Grand Street from Union -Bushwick Avenue
2 Course Lunches $7-$10, 3 Course Dinner $10-$30
16 delicious eateries will be serving up extra special specials. For special a full list of participating restaurants and their respective menus click HERE.

Personal Correspondents: Photography and Letter Writing in Civil War Brooklyn
Brooklyn Historical Society, 128 Pierrepont Street
Price: $10 admission, $5 plates of food
12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
A new exhibition opening today that reveals the personal stories of Brooklyn soldiers and their families during the American Civil War. Stories are told through BHS’s extensive 19th-century photography and correspondence collections, uncovering tales that are often moving, light-hearted, and tragic at the same time.

Funk Flex Birthday Party
960 Atlantic Avenue at Milk River
Price: Free before 12am, $20 after with RSVP via EventBrite
Party with one of New York City’s Hottest Dj and Radio Host to celebrate his birthday.

Saturday August 8th, 2015

Bloody’s BBQ: A curated Bloody Mary Brunch by The Bloody Mary Liberation Party
173 Morgan Avenue at Arrogant Swine
Time: 1:00pm
Free:
Indulge in some good drinks and food at this brunch. This is one bloody event you don’t want to miss.

A Rebel Minded Festival
1332 Atlantic Avenue at The Kymberle Project.A buy levitra amerikabulteni.com proposed routine for is between 4-8 months at a time.
Price: $23
Time: 2pm -12 am
This festival will feature a fashion show, film screening and independent vendors selling some of their own pieces.

Brooklyn Music Festival
Governor’s Island
Price: Free
Time:11:00am- 5:00pm
Enjoy a day full of good music and great beats while listening to up and coming and underground artists from all over.

Sunday August 9th, 2015

Caveman, Rivergazer, The Fluids
50 Kent Avenue at The Brooklyn Flea
Price: Free
Time: 2:00pm
Listen to the sounds of these cool indie bands as a way to end the perfect weekend.

Hip Tot Family Day
171 East Drive at Ocean Avenue at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside in Prospect Park.
Price: Free
Time: 11:00am
Have a good day out with your family at this fun filled event with cool activities and games.

Pier Kids
Pier 6 at Joralemon and Furman Streets
Price: Free
Time: 11:00am
Let your kids enjoy a day full of hands on activities and fun entertainment from the Dirty Socks Fun Times Band.

Indies 80s
BAM
Price Varies
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Channeling the DIY attitude of the punk underground, the boundary-pushing independent filmmakers of the 1980s offered up an edgy alternative to overblown Hollywood blockbusters and the straight-laced conservatism of the Reagan era. Showcasing landmark classics and ripe-for-discovery gems, this sprawling six week, 50+ film series is a cinematic snapshot of a decade between the golden age of 70s New Hollywood and the indie boom of the 90s. Indie 80s showcases visual artists, underground filmmakers, past and future mainstream directors and more, including seminal Reagan-era independents such as Jim Jarmusch’s Stranger Than Paradise, Robert Townsend’s Hollywood Shuffle, Errol Morris’ The Thin Blue Line, Gus Van Sant’s Mala Noche, and many more to be announced.