A few of our favorites, in no particular order.
The Triangle Waist Factory Fire - October 11
It's a fact that if you live in New York City, you're required to know something about the city's history. Might as well start here with Glenna's presentation on this historic fire, which just happened to occur 150 years ago.
Storytelling Through Film - starts October 3
For all of you out there who make stuff (all of you, right?), this class will...
The first offical meeting of The Society for the Advancement of Social Studies will convene on Monday, September 26, at 7pm at Pete’s Candy Store. Be there!
What's on the docket?
Byzantium to Bummerville: Over 500 years of history artfully boiled down into a delicious and easily digested, condensed-soup of an overview. Learn the major causes of the Crusades, what went down in Jerusalem, and how these medieval...
* aka S.A.S.S, aka home of the tagline "All the history you knew but forgot, and all the booze you need to forget it again."
Not to get all press releasy on you, but we're super excited to announce an awesome new thing that we are helping to release into the world: The Society for the Advancement of Social Studies.
What is S.A.S.S.?
S.A.S.S. is a new monthly lecture series at Pete's Candy Store in Williamsburg. Every third Monday of the...
Like we said before, one of the best things about the Brainery is seeing the stuff that comes out of your experiences in our classes.
And since we like showing that off, we can't fail to call attention to what are by far the best notes from Living Philosophy that will ever exist. They're so good that Ryan swears he's using them to prep for teaching. Session 1, Session 2, Session 3.
We're also continuously beyond flattered that any and...
at the Brainery. Here's a quick rundown of classes that still have spots available.
Monday - Haitian Creole starts (pictured above), and Music Theory wraps up.
Tuesday - Our Essential Economics class starts. It will be awesome and make you at least 147% smarter than your friends. $30 for three sessions!
Wednesday - Our final lecture with Ben Feldman at the Brooklyn Historical Society involves lots of blood and gore as we discuss the...
