Chloe Radcliff. Jamie Wolf. Chris Redd. Tear Down the King and Free Repair Cafe @ The Old Stone House. A Night At Niblo’s Garden. Marbré and Lileo open on 5th. Jaws-A-Thon. Brasil Summerfest.

Welcome back. The July event calendar is one of the lightest of the year, so we’re giving you a list of events for the next seven days. As always, links to sources are in (parentheses) after each event. Follow our IG for updates as events change. Scroll allllll the way down to meet Rescue of the Week, Venus!

We know what sells out.

🤣Jon Glaser - Live Special Taping @ The Bell House on 7/18: “You’ve seen Jon Glaser on Parks and Rec & Girls, along w/ his own shows Delocated, Neon Joe Werewolf Hunter & Jon Glaser Loves Gear. Maybe you read his book My Dead Dad Was In ZZ Top, or listened to his album Soothing Meditations For The Solitary Dog. Now come see him perform when he records his very 1st live comedy special taping!”(7:00 PM, The Bell House)

📕🍽️Caroline Chambers: ‘What to Cook When You Don’t Feel Like Cooking: Make It Fast!’ @ Littlefield on 8/10: “Caroline will be chatting with a moderator about her book, followed by an audience Q&A, and an optional photo opportunity.”(6:30 PM, Littlefield)

🤣Julia & Friends @ Union Hall on 8/11: “Julia Shiplett (HBO, Netflix, Showtime) shares some new jokes while some of her favorite comedians stop by and do their thing <3 With special guests: Liza Treyger, Marie Faustin, Shaunak Godkhindi, Allison O’Conor, and James Tom”(7:30 PM, Union Hall)

Most everything you’d like to see improved in the neighborhood starts with organizing.

💋Date An Advocate Fundraiser @ South Brooklyn Sanctuary onThursday: “In the spirit of our work, every person on stage will be someone committed to supporting our communities! We’re recruiting single advocates, organizers, and community builders, and handing the mic to their friends for a glowing PowerPoint presentation (!) followed by a live Q&A where you can ask the important questions like: ‘Will you bring me to a protest on a first date?’ and ‘Are you going to run for office in the near future and what are you looking for in your First Man/Lady/Partner?’”(7:00 PM, South Brooklyn Sanctuary)

🙋🏽Learn About Becoming A Know-Your-Rights Volunteer @ South Brooklyn Sanctuary On Fridat: “Calling all Brooklyn Spanish speakers looking to support local immigrants! We’re seeking volunteers to share critical Know Your Rights information with local immigrants at our Saturday weekly program @campfriendship_brooklyn and other South Brooklyn Sanctuary community events!”(1:00 PM, South Brooklyn Sanctuary)

🙋🏽Afternoon Volunteers Needed @ Chips: “We need volunteers at our 200 Fourth Ave location in the afternoons Mon - Sat 1:00 - 4:00 PM! Come hang out with us and pick up a shift. ”(1:00 PM, CHiPS)

🥐OPEN: Marbré an artisanal French pastry shop on 186 5th Avenue between Degraw and Sackett: “Koita, was was born in Paris, founded Marbré (which translates to “marble” – a signature flavor) in her apartment kitchen, where she’d experiment with recipes after putting her kids to bed. She spent the past two years selling them at popups including Smorgasburg and the Fort Greene Market, where it quickly developed a loyal following.” (Here’s Park Slope)

🇬🇪OPEN: Georgian restaurant Lileo at 86 5th Avenue, between St. Marks and Warren: “nearly all of the country’s most popular dishes are on offer, from dumplings called khankali to the viral cheese bread khachapuri to meat pies called kubdari. There are also plenty of appetizers and generous boards intended to accompany the wine.” (Here’s Park Slope)

Events with a 🔥 emoji are going fast, and classes have a 🎓 emoji.

🎓📕Shoot Amazing B-Roll @ Central Library: “Expand your filmmaking toolkit by learning easy and effective tips on capturing beautiful B-ROLL footage for your documentary project or narrative film. ”(2:00 PM, Central Library)

🎓📕Kids Create: Make Your Own Bit Bot! @ Central Library: “Bit Bots is a world where kids get to bring their ideas to life by combining creative building with simple electronics. KoKo NYC Teaching Artists present kids with a challenge to spark imagination and inventive thought.”(3:30 PM, Central Library)

🪦🎶Beethoven: String Quartet Op. 135 & Jeff Scott World Premiere @ Green-Wood: “One of today’s most celebrated young quartets brings Beethoven into the still of the Catacombs. We return to the vaulted stillness of the Green-Wood Catacombs for the final completed string quartet of Beethoven—the luminous and enigmatic String Quartet in F major, Op. 135.”(6:00 PM, Greenwood Cemetery)

💋Date An Advocate Fundraiser @ South Brooklyn Sanctuary: See Get Involved section above. (7:00 PM, South Brooklyn Sanctuary)

🎓🍸🕯️Candles & Cocktails @ Mockingbird: “Learn how to make your own scented coconut-based candle while enjoying non-alc beverages & bites in our cozy Park Slope lounge. Your ticket includes all candle-making materials, instruction, and one drink of choice.”(7:00 PM, Mockingbird)

🍸Humanist Happy Hour @ Brooklyn Ethical: “Our Humanist Happy Hour meets every second Thursday and is designed as a cozy, small-group gathering where you can unwind, meet new people, and talk about what matters to you. We keep the group intentionally intimate so conversations feel easy, natural, and meaningful.”(7:00 PM, Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture)

🦑Guided Sunset Paddle In Gowanus @ Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse: “After a short presentation where you and your crew our outfitted with safety gear, we embark on a narrated voyage filled with questions and conversation on how recreation can have a positive influence on improving and encouraging environmental awareness and activism in an urban setting.”(7:30 PM, Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club, $28.52)

🤣Nico Carney & Friends! @ Union Hall: “Nico Carney just taped his debut standup special and now it’s back to the drawing board. Come see Nico and his funny friends work out new jokes at Brooklyn’s premier independent comedy venue. Take a break from that summer heat with a cool drink and a night of laughs with friends!”(7:30 PM, Union Hall, $15.92)

🤣One Night Only | An Evening Of Magic & Mind-Reading @ Littlefield: “Starring BLAISE SERRA, North American Champion of Close-Up Magic Experience True Wonder at ONE NIGHT ONLY. Littlefield’s signature magical event returns with a cast of conjurors you won’t soon forget! ”(8:00 PM, Littlefield)

🍿 ‘Spoons Toons & Booze After Dark’ @ Nitehawk Cinema: “Your Saturday mornings just grew up. Check out a menu of 150+ episodes of edgy, late-night, and cult-favorite cartoons spanning the ‘80s through the 2000s, handpicked by you. Battle in contests to win cartoon and cereal-themed prizes, plus goodies from Nitehawk Cinema. It’s nostalgia with a wicked streak!”(9:15 PM, Nitehawk)

🤣Leyla Land @ Union Hall: “A standup comedy show featuring Leyla Ingalls and her funniest hometown friends.”(10:00 PM, Union Hall, $13.61)

📕DIY Fridays @ Central Library: “The Wild Robot is a visually stunning and deeply heartfelt adventure that brings laughter, excitement, and emotion for all ages. Follow Roz, a stranded robot who unexpectedly becomes part of a wild island family, in a story filled with courage, friendship, and unforgettable moments..” (4:00 PM, Central Library)

🍻⚽World Cup Watch Party @ Threes Brewing: “World Cup Watch Party with Brooklyn FC!”(3:00 PM, Threes Brewing)

🏷VLIVE MUSIC: THE BUREAU @ Gun Hill: “Join us for an evening of original music and cocktails/mocktails!” (6:00 PM, Industry City)

🤣Ask a F*ckboy @ Bell House: “A new comedy show bringing the irreverence of Call Her Daddy w/ the indulgent storytelling of your favorite guilty pleasure subreddit. Female comics present stories of men they’ve dated & a panel of ‘fuckboys’ (male comics) weighs in.” (7:30 PM, Bell House)

🤣Hack City Comedy with Mic Nguyen and Jenny Arimoto: Pride Edition @ Union Hall: “If having an Asian guy on a comedy show is unusual, then having two is just overkill. But that’s what the hosts of the Asian Not Asian Podcast, Jenny Arimoto and Mic Nguyen, are trying to do with their Hack City comedy show — overkill on the funnies. Join the two as they host one of NYC’s most diverse comedy shows, featuring comics from HBO, Comedy Central, and your Twitter feed.” (7:30 PM, Union Hall)

🎶Open Streets: Movement & Music @ 5th Ave: “Zing! Kids! Treasure Trunk Theatre! Live Performance by La Troupe Zetwal!”(10:00 AM, 5th Ave)

🍻🧘Beer & Yoga @ Wild East Brewing: “Join us for a 55-minute open-level yoga class with a beer in the taproom afterwards!”(11:00 AM, Wild East Brewing, $20)

🍿’The Fountain’ @ Nitehawk Cinema: “A man (Hugh Jackman) travels through time on a quest for immortality and to save the woman (Rachel Weisz) he loves. As a 16th-century conquistador, Tomas searches for the legendary Fountain of Youth. As a present-day scientist, he desperately struggles to cure the cancer that is killing his wife. Finally, as a 26th-century astronaut in deep space, Tom begins to grasp the mysteries of life, love and death.” (11:30 AM, Nitehawk)

🍿 ‘Palestine ‘36’ @ Nitehawk Cinema: “In 1936, as the British Empire tightens its grip on Palestine, Yusuf is caught between his village home and his work in Jerusalem. Amidst an anti-colonial revolt, and Jewish refugees fleeing persecution from Europe, all sides converge in a decisive moment for the entire region. Palestine’s Official Selection for the 98th Academy Awards.” (11:45 AM, Nitehawk)

🤣Cooling Summer Potions with Julianne Zaleta @ Old Stone House: “Prepare for summer so you can stay cool and delighted! It’s going to be more and more important, with each passing year, to learn some techniques to stay cool and dry in the summertime. The foods and herbs you choose can make a difference in your body’s temperature. Learn about the cooling foods you should be enjoying and the warming foods to avoid” (12:00 PM, Old Stone House)

📕Brooklyn Tides: Excerpts From New York Waterfront Diary @ Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse: “Brooklyn Tides: Excerpts from New York Waterfront Diary is a solo exhibition by Brooklyn-based photographer Sophie Fenwick. The exhibit showcases photographs of various Brooklyn waterfront neighborhoods culled from the artist’s book New York Waterfront Diary, published by 5 Continents Editions in 2023.”(1:00 PM, Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse)

🏷COLLAGE WORKSHOP @ Industry City: “Join us for a collage workshop led by Laura Salvatore and leave with a masterpiece made with all reused materials!” (1:00 PM, Industry City)

📕Conversations with Creatives @ Central Library: “What is it like to be making it as an artist today?Find out in Conversations with Creatives, a series of talks with Brooklyn artists across several practices. In this session, documentarian and interdisciplinary artist Jamie Courville interviews painter of cityscapes and landscapes Ella Yang.” (3:00 PM, Central Library)

📕Work Sucks, I Know: Networking Hour & Matinee - ‘Working Girl’ (1988) @ Brooklyn Public Library: “Take a well-deserved break from your job search or your work-week! Join us for an hour of networking and commiserating with other job-seekers from 3 to 4 PM, followed by a matinee screening of a workplace film classic. This month’s film is Working Girl (1988), directed by Mike Nichols” (3:00 PM, Central Library)

🔥🪩💃RNBLand NYC - NYC’s Biggest Summer RnB Day Festival @ Bear Backyard: “The old, the new, the songs you’ve probably sung in the shower and the songs you’ve grown up dancing to. It’s a vibe, dance, and fun in NYC’s best venue.”(4:00 PM, Bear Backyard)

🤣Jamie Wolf: Psycho @ Union Hall: “A brand new live panel show by the hosts of Good Noticings, Claire Parker and Ashley Hamilton. Claire and Ashley will interview, bond, and clash with special guests. The audience will vote on the winner of the talk show.” (5:00 PM, Union Hall)

💃A Contra Dance For All! @ Camp Friendship: “Join us for a lovely summer evening of dancing! We’ll have live music from Cozy Socks and calling from local favorite Carter North!”(7:30 PM, Camp Friendship)

🤣Ify Nwadiwe @ Bell House: “Nwadiwe has a whole lot of hyphens! He does stand-up comedy, acts (Workaholics, Comedy Bang! Bang!, Adam Ruins Everything), does improv (The Big Team at UCB), writes for TV (Twisted Metal, Grand Crew, Tigtone), writes for video games (Apex Legends & Borderlands 4), and hosts the nerdiest Panel show on the internet, Um, Actually on Dropout TV.” (7:30 PM, Bell House)

🤣Clash Talk @ Union Hall: “Beloved cult comedy show, Dyketopia, is back in Brooklyn! Strap on your birkenstocks and join Lee Robinson for a dazzling night of queer & trans stand up comedy. Everyone is welcome at the show, except TERFs!” (7:30 PM, Union Hall)

🌳Sunday Greenmarket At Bartel-Pritchard Square @ Prospect Park: “Nestled inside Prospect Park’s tree-shaded southwest corner, this much-loved market is where South Slope and Windsor Terrace residents stock up on locally grown staples. The offerings range from a selection of vegetables, fruits, baked goods, plants and flowers to fresh-caught fish and organic baked goods.”(9:00 AM, Prospect Park, Free)

🏡 Repair Cafe At The Old Stone House @ Old Stone House: “FREE community-driven repair event Have a cherished lamp, small appliance, bike, piece of clothing, chair or guitar that needs a little fix to restore it to its former glory? Don’t throw it out! A group of volunteers will be available at this community repair event to fix your item, free of charge.”(11:00 AM, Old Stone House, Free)

🗣Small Acts, Deep Impact With Leah Cover From Ruth’s Refuge @ Brooklyn Ethical: “Learn how Ruth’s Refuge provides the building blocks of a new home for refugees through the collection and distribution of home furnishings. Note: this platform discussion will be from 11:00 – 12:00. Afterwards, we will host our own volunteer day to unpack the kitchenware from our old home at 53 Prospect Park West and stock the shelves and pantry in our new kitchen at 265 4th Ave. ”(11:00 AM, Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture)

🏡 Declare Independence: Tear Down The King @ Old Stone House: “Join us for a family-friendly reenactment of a Revolutionary turning point + the Urban Park Rangers After General George Washington ordered the Declaration of Independence read aloud to American troops in Manhattan and Brooklyn preparing for a British assault in July 1776, servicemen tore down and cut apart the gilded statue of King George III at Bowling Green. This act shocked the royal families of Europe and continues to serve as a symbol of liberation today.”(12:00 PM, Old Stone House, Free)

🦈Jaws-A-Thon @ Freddy’s Bar: “Come escape the heat with @screamscenenyc this July, as we thrown down with an all day JAWS-A-THON. @themartinmonster will guide us through this truly one of a kind series! From it’s New England charm, to it’s Bahamas vendettas! We’ll have all manner of surprises, trivia, history, giveaways and much more throughout the day. We’ll announce more in the coming weeks.”(2:00 PM, Freddy’s Bar)

🏛Summer Jazz: Beareather Reddy @ Brooklyn Museum: “Blues legend Beareather Reddy—a vocalist, songwriter, actor, producer, and radio host with a career spanning 40 years—brings her signature lilting vocals and storytelling performance to our summer stage.”(2:00 PM, Brooklyn Museum)

🏷Wandering Shuckers Pop-Up At Brooklyn Kura @ Industry City: “The Wandering Shuckers are returning to Brooklyn Kura!”(3:00 PM, Industry City)

🤣Shane Torres Is Emotionally Vulnerable And His Friends Will Eat Him Alive @ Union Hall: “Shane Torres works out his one man show and invites a few of his successful friends to do a set and then comment on his new material if they choose to”(5:00 PM, Union Hall, $15.92)

📕Ladies Crystal Open Mic Battle For The Bag @ Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse: “UPC warmly invites you to celebrate the power of women’s poetry. Join us for an evening of powerful voices, inspiring performances, and a celebration of women through poetry.”(6:30 PM, Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse)

📕July Let’s Talk About Sex Book Club Brooklyn @ The Ripped Bodice: “The book for July is ‘Pleasure Activism’ by Adrienne Maree Brown!”(7:15 PM, The Ripped Bodice, Free)

🤣Spell Checc: A Spelling Bee Gameshow! @ Littlefield: “Watch New York’s funniest comedians compete in a spelling bee meets try-not-to-laugh showdown! Watch world-class comedians from Saturday Night Live, Dropout, Netflix, America’s Got Talent, and more compete in a spelling bee-meets-try-not-to-laugh showdown! The rules are simple: Spell words to earn points—but if you laugh or break, you lose points. Each round gets harder, funnier, and more unhinged. Come cheer on NYC’s funniest spellers— and if you’re feeling bold, you (yes, YOU!) can volunteer to spell live on stage!”(7:30 PM, Littlefield)

🌳Alfreda’s Cinema Black Earth, Living Memory Cinema Residency @ Prospect Park: “Join Prospect Park Alliance and Alfreda’s Cinema for free film screenings in the yard of Lefferts Historic House. As part of the 2026 Open Air Film Festival, Black Earth, Living Memory, Alfreda’s Cinema will host a monthly summer residency at Lefferts Historic House, presenting site-responsive screenings that explore Black cultural memory, artistry, and historical presence.”(8:30 PM, Lefferts Historic House, Free, RSVP!)

🦾Brooklyn Robot Foundry Summer Circuits! Every Day @ Industry City: “Join us for Summer Circuits at Industry City! 254 36th Street, Building 2- Suite C249 ( Second Floor)”(9:00 AM, Industry City)

🎓📕Hot Bread Kitchen - Lobby Tabling @ Central Library: “Hot Bread Kitchen will be tabling in Central Library’s Central Lobby to meet with you and discuss their food career training programs! If you’re ready to take important steps toward a fulfilling career in NYC’s vibrant food industry, Hot Bread Kitchen is here for you.”(10:00 AM, Central Library)

🏷Sake Server Certification @ Industry City: “This is a one day in person seminar from 10am to 5pm with a 1 hour lunch break.”(10:00 AM, Industry City)

📕Book Discussion: ‘My Sister, The Serial Killer’ By Oyinkan Braithwaite @ Park Slope Library: “Kirkus Review says,“From the hospital rooms and living spaces of Lagos, Nigeria, comes a dryly funny and wickedly crafty exercise in psychological suspense.Introverted, sensitive Korede is a nurse, a very good one from what we see of her at work. She feels such a connection with her patients that she finds herself taking a coma victim named Muhtar into confidence.”(12:00 PM, Park Slope Library)

📕A.M. Gittlitz Discusses Metropolitans: New York Baseball, Class Struggle, And The People’s Team With Special Guest Kevin Baker, Author Of ‘The New York Game: Baseball And The Rise Of A New City’ @ Central Library: “Join us for a conversation with local author A.M. Gittlitz on Metropolitans: New York Baseball, Class Struggle, and the People’s Team! A love letter to a franchise and a thrilling study of New York City, A.M. Gittlitz’s Metropolitans traces the electric and calamitous story of the New York Mets. Metropolitans opens with the story of baseball’s amateur beginnings before taking us to the bleachers to watch the Mets’ first heady World Series with the civil rights and anti-war movements on its heels. ”(6:00 PM, Central Library)

🍿’State Your Name’ @ Nitehawk Cinema: “State Your Name cuts past the watered-down version of graffiti you see in music videos and trucker hats to show the true essence of bombing. In New York City — the city that never sleeps — your name and the crew you rep is everything. To society it’s vandalism. To writers, it’s life: late nights, emptying cans, dodging iron giants in subway tunnels, the chase, the beef, the battles, the rush.”(7:00 PM, Nitehawk)

🤣Britt Migs: Dolphin Mode Special Taping @ Littlefield: “New York Comedy Festival’s “Creator to Watch”, comedian, divorcee, and u-haul bisexual, Britt Migs, takes you through her comically bad divorce, coming out (again), dating, and the healing power of going dolphin mode. Fresh off of a successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where one critic called Britt “a cracking tale teller” and also “young”, Britt is excited to tape her debut hour-long special at Littlefield.”(7:00 PM, Littlefield)

🤣Sienna Hubert-Ross & Friends @ Union Hall: “A night with Sienna Hubert-Ross and friends”(7:30 PM, Union Hall, $19.26)

🤣StorySLAM NYC @ Bell House: Revenge. “Prepare a 5-minute story about retaliation. Proportional justice, payback, comeuppance and laughing last. You can serve it up cold or simply live well and sometimes Karma steps in and does all the work for you! Tell us about when they got theirs, or when you got yours. Revenge can consume you, ruining you or giving you the satisfaction necessary to move on.” (8PM, Bell House)

📕World Cup 2026 Watch Event @ Central Library: “Come Join Us at the Library to Watch the World Cup. (Semifinals)”(3:00 PM, Central Library)

🤣Brooklyn Book Festival’s Big Author Reveal 2026 @ Littlefield: “Select 2026 Authors take the stage to reveal the Brooklyn Book Festival’s September lineup. Join us at Brooklyn Book Festival’s Big Author Reveal as the 2026 authors, BoBi honoree and poster artist are revealed for the first time. This unique, spirited, fun announcement features novelists, poets, graphic novelists, illustrators, and more who will help us announce the authors of the 2026 Festival.”(6:00 PM, Littlefield)

🍻🍣The Art Of Hand-Rolled Sushi @ Wild East Brewing: “In this hands-on class, Chef Michelle will guide you step by step through the art of making sushi-inspired rolls from scratch. You’ll start by learning how to properly cook sushi rice, slice fresh veggies like a pro, and whip up a flavorful dipping sauce inspired by traditional Japanese ingredients.”(6:30 PM, Wild East Brewing)

🍿’Love Me Tonight’ @ Nitehawk Cinema: “Starring: Maurice Chevalier, Jeanette MacDonald, Charles Ruggles, Charles Butterworth, Myrna Loy Hosted by Caroline Golum and Cristina Cacioppo. Followed by an afterparty in Trees Lounge with a DJ set of pre-code era tunes from Owen Kline plus our signature cocktail special “Blonde in Hell.” Before the Hays Code slammed the door on naughty jokes, sexual frankness and irreverent romance, there was Love Me Tonight (1932)—one of the most saucy and charming musicals ever put on film.”(7:00 PM, Nitehawk)

🍻💃Esquinita Cervezita Salsa Social @ Threes Brewing: “In Gowanus Tiny Montgomery: Esquinita Cervezita Salsa Social!”(7:00 PM, Threes Brewing)

📕Nathaniel Rich Presents ‘Cloudthief,’ In Conversation With Leanne Shapton @ The Community Bookstore: “Tim is a climate journalist disillusioned with chronicling the end of the world. Virginia is an evasive, paranoid, and technologically savvy con artist who has found an ingenious way to live off the grid in the heart of Manhattan. Joined by desire and desperation, they hatch a plan to steal secrets. But they have secrets of their own—secrets they can’t tell each other, secrets that could destroy them both...”(7:00 PM, The Community Bookstore)

🔮Spirited Away Psychic & Paranormal Night Expanded! 20+ Readings @ Barrow’s Intense: “The biggest psychic night in New York is expanding! Join us at Industry City for a fabulous summer evening of psychic readings, aura photography, portraits, metal casting readings, palm readings, slow cooked sandwiches, craft cocktails, and so much more!”(7:00 PM, Barrow’s Intense)

🌳Wednesday Greenmarket At Bartel-Pritchard Square @ Prospect Park: “Nestled inside Prospect Park’s tree-shaded southwest corner, this much-loved market is where South Slope and Windsor Terrace residents stock up on locally grown staples. The offerings range from a selection of vegetables, fruits, baked goods, plants and flowers to fresh-caught fish and organic baked goods.” (8:00 AM, Bartel-Pritchard Square, Free)

📕Adult Mental Health First Aid Training @ Central Library: “Mental Health First Aid is a skills-based training program that teaches people how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges..”(10:00 AM, Central Library)

🏷Zine Club @ Industry City: “Join us every two weeks for Zine Club, a gathering dedicated to DIY bookmaking, self-publishing, creative experimentation, and community. Whether you’re new to zines or working on an ongoing project, this is a space to explore ideas, share work, and be creative in community with other artists, writers, activists, and creatives of all kinds.”(6:00 PM, Industry City)

🎓🍻Lectures On Tap-”Friends On The Other Side: Tales Of New Orleans Cemeteries” @ Prospect Park South: “Join us for a captivating evening exploring the hauntingly beautiful cemeteries of New Orleans—unlike anywhere else in the world. Influenced by European and Caribbean traditions, these “Cities of the Dead” are filled with ornate tombs, personalized stones, and architectural artistry that chronicle the lives of countless immigrants who made the Crescent City their home.”(6:30 PM, Prospect Park South)

📕Brasil Summerfest With Os Clavelitos @ Brooklyn Public Library: “Os Clavelitos is an “American Samba” band based in New York City, who creates original music combining traditional Brazilian rhythms (samba, baiao, bossa nova, and frevo) with English lyrics. With band members from Brazil, Japan, and the U.S., the six piece ensemble celebrates Brazil’s rich musical heritage, while incorporating their eclectic performing backgrounds in “Latin”, indie, jazz, pop, and folkloric styles.”(7:00 PM, Central Library)

🤣Chloe Radcliffe Does New Stuff For You @ Union Hall: “(The new stuff here is standup comedy, that you’ve never seen online. It’s not like, new favors that you haven’t thought to ask before now, or anything.) Chloe Radcliffe (Is This Thing On?, The Tonight Show) hosts guest comedians, and then does 30 brand new minutes.”(7:30 PM, Union Hall, $19.26)

🤣Yvette Segan Presents: Guy’s Girl @ Union Hall: “Before Yvette heads to the world famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival, she’s running her hour here on US soil. In Brooklyn no less. Yvette is a standup comedian and content creator with over 500k followers across internet platforms. She’s known for her sarcastic commentaries on male/female dynamics and personal anecdotes. She loves men. She’s a Guy’s Girl. *Please note no IPAs will be consumed onstage although she has done this to impress her crush in college. See you at the show!”(7:30 PM, Union Hall, $19.26)

🤣Jake Cornell @ Bell House: “A standup comic based in Brooklyn, NY. After selling out Joe’s Pub w/ his hour “Hey Big Guy,” he’s currently touring the U.S. w/ shows in Chicago, Dallas, New Orleans, Seattle & LA.” (8PM, Bell House)

🍿’Jurassic Park III’ @ Nitehawk Cinema: “After being persuaded by a wealthy businessman to conduct an aerial tour of Isla Sorna, InGen’s second site for a failed Jurassic Park experiment, Dr. Alan Grant discovers the true reason for his invitation. A tragic accident maroons the party of seven, and they must attempt to escape with their lives.”(9:15 PM, Nitehawk)

📕Motion Graphics With After Effects @ Central Library: “Adobe After Effects is the industry standard for creating dynamic motion graphics and video effects compositing. This 4-part course covers the basics of the After Effects interface, text and layer animation, chroma-keying, video effects, keyframing, compositing, and outputting to Premiere.”(10:30 AM, Central Library)

🍻🖌️Coaster Painting @ Threes Brewing: “Join us for a cozy & crafty evening of painting coasters at Threes Brewing. Your ticket includes all materials provided (you get to keep any finished product).”(6:00 PM, Threes Brewing)

📕My Ántonia - Book Discussion @ Central Library: “Please join us to discuss this classic of American Literature about pioneer life on the Nebraska prairie at the end of the 19th century. Find a copy of My Ántonia by Willa Cather through Brooklyn Public Library’s catalog. eBook copies are unlimited and always available.”(6:00 PM, Central Library)

🏷Plant Adoption X Pot Diy @ Industry City: “What happens to your daily coffee or bubble tea cups after the last sip? 💡 DIY your own plant pot using recycled plastic cups and take a plant home! No experience required—just bring your imagination. Highlights: Free admission and all supplies included.”(6:00 PM, Industry City)

🪦A Night At Niblo’s Garden @ Greenwood Cemetery: “Prepare to be amazed as Green-Wood’s annual spectacular roars back to life under the summer stars! This sellout event transports you to the dazzling world of nineteenth-century entertainment, where the Bindlestiff Family Cirkus unleashes jaw-dropping talents: fire-eaters, musicians, contortionists, dancers, and so much more!”(7:00 PM, Greenwood Cemetery)

🤣Alex English & The Homies @ Bell House: “W/ Chris Redd, Liza Treyger & Josh Ocean Thomas.” (8PM, Bell House)

🍻📕Warm Bodies Reading Series @ Wild East Brewing: “We are celebrating TWO YEARS of rounding up the warmest bodies in town for an evening’s entertainment and you’re invited! Join the party to enjoy: sketch comedy! stories! poems! anyone know a magician?! and probably cupcakes!!”(7:30 PM, Wild East Brewing)

🤣High School Musical Entirely From Memory @ Littlefield: “Performers will attempt (and most likely fail) to recreate “High School Musical”, without the aid of scripts, rehearsals, or sobriety!”(8:00 PM, Littlefield)

“Hi, I’m Venus 🤎🤍💚I’m a petite 6-year-old cat who was found wandering the streets. Luckily for me, the kind woman who found me took one look and realized I clearly wasn’t meant for outdoor life. Apparently, I agreed. The moment she opened up a carrier, I walked right inside as if I’d been waiting for my ride all along. No fuss, no arguments—I was more than happy to leave street life behind. I even enjoyed the ride, taking everything in like it was the start of a brand-new adventure.” (Sean Casey FB Page)

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