Update! Hey guys, online tickets are sold out, but there *might* be a few available at the door tomorrow night in case you weren't able to grab one!
Each month, Sarah and Soma take on a curious food topic and break down the history, science, and stories behind it. Up this month: cocktails.
The cocktail is credited as one of America's greatest inventions. But where did it come from, and how did it evolve into the endless...
Coming up soon!
From op-eds, to personal essays, to the New York Times' Modern Love column, the modern essay is the best way to get your stories out into mainstream media.
Sunday, July 21, 10am
Whether you call it bubble tea, pearl milk tea, boba, or any of a million other names, there's one thing we can all agree on: putting weird gelatinous...
I love Governors Island but never seem to make it over during the weekend, so I was super excited to learn that the National Parks Service offers public visits during the week. Did everyone already know about this? I definitely didn't but now feel the need to tell everyone.
There's a variety of tours programs offered, from a history of artillery on the island to a tour of the interior of Castle Williams, all for free, and they include...
Hey everyone!
For the next three Fridays at 2pm, we're hosting some fun classes at the Brooklyn Museum. Classes are free with Museum admission, and we're really looking forward to see you there!
Check the link for all the details:
Our pals at the Society for the Advancement of Social Studies are back on Tuesday to discuss a different historical topic that you probably knew at one point but don’t remember anymore, plus themed drink specials. Up this month: NOT American Revolutions.
Everything goes down on Tuesday, July 2 in the back room at Public Assembly in Williamsburg (70 North 6th Street). Doors at 7, talks shortly thereafter, 21+.
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