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COURIER LIFE, MARCH 25-31, 2022
WHERE TO
FRI., MARCH 25
ART, SIP & PAINT: Relax from a
long workweek with a glass
of wine and some paint at
The Southern Comfort. Artist
Lesley Dove will lead a chill
after-work sip and paint class
to kick off the weekend. Price
includes a glass of wine, paint
supplies, and light food from
The Southern Comfort’s own
kitchen. March 25. 6:30pm.
$55. The Southern Comfort,
377 Marcus Garvey Boulevard
between Jefferson Avenue
and Hancock Street in Bedford
Stuyvesant. facebook.
com/amazingsoulfood.
MUSIC, EMO NIGHT KARAOKE:
Are you deep in your
feelings with no good way to
let them out? Did you grow
up on a diet of Green Day,
My Chemical Romance, and
Brand New? Tap into that
well of emotion to deliver a
great performance at Emo
Night Karaoke, complete
with backing from a live band
featuring members of Thieves
and Villains, Just Surrender,
and Freshman 15. March
25. $12-$15. Doors open at
11:30pm. 21+. Brooklyn Bowl,
Brooklyn Bowl, 61 Wythe Avenue
between N 11th and N
12th streets in Williamsburg.
brooklynbowl.com. (718) 963
3369.
TAINTED LOVE: Get ready
to dance the night away to
an eclectic, genre-bending
playlist of hits spanning the
pivotal musical era of the
late 70s to the early 90s, with
punk, new wave, funk, hip
hop, disco, and glam rock all
making appearances. 10 pm.
Free. The Bell House, 149 7th
Street in Gowanus.
SAT., MARCH 26
FOOD, LOCAL BEER FEST:
Enjoy a sampling of local
beers for no cost at all at
Time Out Market’s fifth floor
rooftop at the Love Local
Beer Fest. Spend the afternoon
sipping on lagers, IPAs,
and more from local breweries
like Brooklyn Brewery,
Six Point, and KCBC. Balance
out the beer with delicious
food from the market’s vendors,
enjoy tunes spun by a
DJ, and enter to win prizes in
surprise giveaways. March 26.
12-5pm. Free to attend. 21+.
Time Out Market New York,
55 Water Street between
Dock and Main streets in
DUMBO. timeout.com.
MUSIC, EMO NIGHT: Relive all
your best 2000s teen angst
at Emo Night at Le Poisson
Rouge, featuring DJs,
live musical performances,
special guest appearances,
and more. March 26. Doors
open at 11pm, show starts at
11:55. Le Poisson Rouge, 158
Bleecker Street between Sullivan
and Thompson streets
in Manhattan. lpr.com. (212)
505 3274.
BASEBALL, HISTORY: Get ready
for the launch of the baseball
season this spring with a trolley
tour of the baseball greats
that are spending their afterlives
in Brooklyn’s historic
cemetery. $30. 10 am-noon.
Green-wood Cemetery 500
25th Street at the intersection
of Fifth Avenue in Sunset
Park. (718)-768-7300. greenwood.
com.
ENTERTAINMENT, THEMED
PARTY: Act fast as only a few
tickets are available for this
night taking patrons back to
the roaring ‘20s to celebrate
the neighborhood institution
Coney Island USA. $250.
7-11 pm. Coney Island USA
1208 Surf Avenue at the intersection
of W. 12th Street
in Coney Island. coneyisland.
com.
SUN ., MARCH 27
PARADE, ST. PATRICK’S DAY:
Keep the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations
going at the 27th
annual Bay Ridge St. Patrick’s
Day Parade. The festivities
will begin with a 9:30 am
church service at St. Patrick
Roman Catholic Church, located
at 9511 Fourth Ave.,
before revelers will head over
to the corner of Third and
Marine avenues for the 1 pm
parade. Vintage cars, marching
bands, pipes, drums and
main community figures will
be part of the procession,
which will make its way down
Third Avenue. brparade.com
BEST OSCARS PARTY: Get
ready to walk the red carpet
at the 94th Academy
Awards...watch party at
Nitehawk Prospect Park.
Come dressed in Oscar glam
or a look from your favorite
nominee, and get ready to
complain when your pick
gets snubbed and you lose
your betting pool. 7 pm.
$30, includes food and drink
voucher. Nitehawk Prospect
Park, 188 Prospect Park West
in Park Slope. nitehawkcinema.
com
FREE OSCARS PARTY: Don’t
want to pay to watch the
Oscars with a bunch of film
school students? Head over
to Littlefield to watch the
Red Carpet and awards. Free
glass of champagne with your
RSVP! 6:30 pm Red Carpet,
8 pm show. Free. Littlefield,
635 Sackett St. in Gowanus.
littlefieldnyc.com
ADULTING 101: Swing by this
hilarious meld of stand-up
comedy and life-coaching
seminar as Michelle Buteau
and Jordan Carlos instruct
you on how you’ve been
adulting all wrong. 8 pm. $20.
The Bell House, 149 7th St. in
Gowanus.
TUES., MARCH 29
POETRY, BEATS: Join poets
Mahogany L. Brown and Jive
Poetic for Brooklyn’s own
poetry slam to announce the
return of monthly programming
this fall. Free. 6:30 pm.
Virtual. bricartsmedia.org.
WEDS., MARCH 30
MUSIC, EMOTION: Moses
Sumney will bring a live performance
of Blackalachia to
the stage at Brooklyn Academy
of Music for his largest
NYC performance to date.
$25. 8 pm. Brooklyn Academy
of Music 30 Lafayette
Avenue between Ashland
Place and St Felix Street in
Fort Greene. (718) 636-4100.
bam.org.
SHORT FILMS: Soak in some
of the festival circuit’s most
acclaimed short films of the
season, with SXSW and Sundance
favorites along with
under-the-radar hidden gems
produced during the pandemic.
Filmmakers will take
questions after screening. 8
pm. $12. Littlefield, 635 Sackett
St. in Gowanus. littlefieldnyc.
com
THURS., MARCH 31
CAREERS, MORTICIANS: Check
out a day in the life of mortuary
science student and graduates,
those on the path to
become morticians, and what
it was like to train for the role.
Free registration. 6–7:30 pm.
Green-wood Cemetery 500
25th Street at the intersection
of Fifth Avenue in Sunset
Park. (718)-768-7300. greenwood.
com.
ONGOING
FOOD, HALAL RESTAURANT
WEEK: For the first time in
New York, Halal restaurants
all over the city are curating
special menus to treat their
guests. Over eight restaurants
in Brooklyn, 20 in Queens,
nine in Manhattan, 12 in Suffolk
County and 16 in Nassau
have discounted deals for multiple
course meals. Many of
the spots have a perfect rate
on Yelp. The list includes a variety
of food styles including
Thai, Indian, burgers, kebabs,
wings, vegetarian options and
more on the Halal Guide’s
Facebook page and Instagram
account. Now through March
31. $8.99-$45. instagram.com/
halalnyc
Find lots more listings online at BrooklynPaper.com/Events
Check out the Oscars at Nitehawk on March 27. Nitehawk
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BAG MEN: The Emerald Society Pipes & Drums march through Bay Ridge. File photo by Steve Solomonson
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