With the date nearly upon us for Googa Mooga 2013, as much as we have learned, New York still seems to have a great way of keeping secret the best things it has to offer and then letting the world … Continue reading →
Dumbo, Brooklyn http://www.dumboartsfestival.com We’ve been attending the Dumbo Arts Festival for a few years and generally enjoy a full day there. But for the past two years we’ve noticed a steep decline in the quality of the ‘Open Studio’ art. … Continue reading →
http://www.bam.org/view.aspx?pid=2649 BAM Harvey Theater – Fort Greene, Brooklyn I was lucky enough that our good friend Paula had an extra ticket to see the new take on an old play called John Gabriel Borkman. What a great treat it was. … Continue reading →
Local Ingredients http://marlowandsons.com/ 81 Broadway – Williamsburg, Brooklyn Food was fresh, delicious, creative and the service was amazing. We had lunch, so I am sure dinner is more spectacular. The atmosphere was tight, but very cozy. There is a shop/cafe … Continue reading →
It is no secret that John Malkovitch is a strange man. And a talented actor. When my friend asked me to join her to see a performance called the Infernal Comedy Confessions of a Serial Killer starring John Malkovitch at … Continue reading →
We really enjoyed the calzones at this somewhat famed pizza spot. We had spent the day in Williamsburg with Steve’s family and went to a show at the Brooklyn Bowl, so we were a bit toasted and needing some food. … Continue reading →
