FRI, DEC. 6
MARKET, INDUSTRY CITY
HOLIDAY MARKET: A
weekend market with
handmade jewelry, candles,
home accessories, and more.
11 am–7 pm. Free. Industry
City Holiday Market, 33
35th St. between Second
and Third avenues, second
fl oor, Sunset Park.
HOLIDAY, ST. EDMUND
SCHOOL’S CHRISTMAS FAIR:
A three-day holiday market,
featuring a tree lighting and
live music on Friday and
breakfast with Santa on
Sunday morning. 4–8 pm.
Free. St. Edmund School,
1902 Avenue T at E. 19th
Street, Sheepshead Bay. (718)
648–9229. stedmundelem.org.
DANCE, 2019 SPACE GRANT
SHOWCASE: Brooklyn Art
Exchange shows off the three
recipients of its annual dance,
theater, and performance
grant. 8 pm. $10-$20.
Brooklyn Arts Exchange, 421
Fifth Ave. at Eighth Street.
(718) 832–0018. bax.org.
THEATER, “THE LION,
THE WITCH, AND THE
WARDROBE”: The Heights
Players perform C.S. Lewis’s
magical tale of four children
who visit a fantasy land
where animals talk and winter
never ends. 8 pm. $20 ($18
seniors and children). John
Bourne Theater, 26 Willow Pl.,
between Joralemon and State
streets, Brooklyn Heights. (718)
237–2752. heightsplayers.org.
THEATER, “LITTLE WOMEN,
THE MUSICAL”: Gallery
Players presents a musical
adaptation of Louisa May
Alcott’s novel, following the
adventures of 19th century
sisters Jo, Meg, Beth, and
Amy March. 8 pm. $20–$30.
Gallery Players, 199 14th St.
between Fourth and Fifth
avenues, Park Slope. (212)
352–3101. galleryplayers.com.
MUSIC, OPERA ON TAP: The
opera company presents its
Global Warming Hot, Hot
Holiday Show! 8 pm. $10
suggested donation. Barbes,
376 Ninth St. at Sixth Avenue,
Park Slope. (718) 965–9177.
barbesbrooklyn.com.
SAT, DEC. 7
MARKET, HOLIDAY BOOK
FAIR: Book dealers from
around Brooklyn will be on
hand selling one-of-a-kind
books, ephemera, and other
items. 11 am. Free. The Old
Stone House, 336 Third St.
between Fourth and Fifth
avenues. (718) 768–3195.
theoldstonehouse.org.
FAMILY, INDUSTRY CITY
HOLIDAY MARKET: 11
am–7 pm. See Dec. 6.
FUND-RAISER, NEW UTRECHT
LIBRARY FLEA MARKET:
The Friends of the New
Utrecht Library host a thrift
sale featuring handcrafted
jewelry, handmade Christmas
decorations, DVDs, antiques,
household items, furniture,
artists paintings, handbags,
kitchenware, linens, and
more. 11 am–2 pm. Free. New
Utrecht Public Library, 1743
86th St. at Bay 17th Street,
Bensonhurst. (718) 236–4086.
FREE, BUST CRAFTACULAR
HOLIDAY: Shop more
than 150 women-owned
companies, featuring the
best in handmade gifts, and
attend workshops on crafting,
wellness, cooking, sex, and
more. 11 am–8 pm. Free.
Industry City Factory Floor, 268
36th St. between Second and
Third avenues, Sunset Park.
bestofbrooklynfestival.com.
HOLIDAY, SSHS VENDOR
FAIR: St. Saviour High School
Vendors Fair holiday market.
Noon. St. Saviour High
School, 588 Sixth St. between
Eighth Avenue and Prospect
Park West, Park Slope. (718)
768–4406. stsaviour.org.
FAMILY, SINTERKLAAS, ST.
NICHOLAS DAY: Come meet
Sinterklaas at the Wyckoff
House Museum! Featuring
colonial ballads, stories, crafts,
and the horseback arrival of
St. Nicholas at 2:30 pm, and a
tree lighting at 4 pm. 1–5 pm.
$7 ($4 kids). Wyckoff House
Museum, 5816 Clarendon
Road at Ditmas Avenue, East
Flatbush. (718) 629–5400.
wyckoffmuseum.org.
HOLIDAY, LOTT HOUSE
300TH ANNIVERSARY
HOLIDAY CELEBRATION:
A tree lighting, kid-friendly
games and crafts, a visit
from SinterKlaas himself, and
caroling. 2 pm. Free. Hendrick
I. Lott House, 1940 E. 36th
St. between Fillmore and
Avenue S. lotthouse.org.
THEATER, “THE LION,
THE WITCH, AND THE
WARDROBE”: 2 pm and
8 pm. See Dec. 6.
THEATER, “LITTLE WOMEN,
THE MUSICAL”: 2 pm
and 8 pm. See Dec. 6.
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HOLIDAY, GREENWOOD BEER
GARDEN TREE LIGHTING:
Light up of one of Brooklyn’s
tallest Christmas trees. 2
pm. Greenwood Park, 555
7th Avenue. (718) 499–7999.
greenwoodparkbk.com.
HOLIDAY, ST. EDMUND
SCHOOL’S CHRISTMAS
FAIR: 3–7 pm. See Dec. 6.
HOLIDAY, JINGLE FEST: This
family concert is perfect for the
kids and is the perfect holiday
show. 3 pm. $15. Brooklyn
Conservatory of Music, 58
Seventh Ave. between Lincoln
and Saint Johns places. (718)
622–3300. bqcm.org.
FILM, “CANARIES”: A screening
of the sci-fi horror comedy fi lm
about aliens invading a small
Welsh town, with cast and
crew in attendance. 4:30 pm.
Free. The Way Station, 683
Washington Ave. between St.
Marks Avenue and Prospect
Place, Prospect Heights. (718)
627–4949. waystationbk.com.
BROOKLYN MUSEUM’S FIRST
SATURDAY: A night of free
music, performance, poetry,
fi lm, and art-making at the
museum. Featuring a drag
showcase with Switch ‘n’
Play, music by Brownsville
native Adrian Daniel. 5 pm.
Free. Brooklyn Museum, 200
Eastern Pkwy. at Washington
Avenue. (718) 638–5000.
brooklynmuseum.org.
COMEDY, PICTURE THIS!: A
live comedy show in which
cartoonists draw stand-up
comedians as they perform.
7:30 pm. $10 ($8 in advance).
Union Hall, 702 Union St. at
Fifth Avenue. (718) 638–
4400. unionhallny.com.
MUSIC, BROOKLYN
PHILHARMONIA CHORUS
2019 WINTER CONCERT:
Music includes “Three Carols”
by Hermann Schroeder; and
“Hallelujah Chorus” by G.F.
Handel. 7:30 pm. $30 ($25
in advance). St. Augustine’s
Roman Catholic Church,
116 Sixth Ave. between
Park and Sterling places.
DANCE, 2019 SPACE
GRANT SHOWCASE:
8 pm. See Dec. 6.
MUSIC, BERNADETTE BARNES
AND CALL ME DOPE: With
opening acts Elana Brody,
New Yeller, and the Fylls. 8 pm.
$5 suggested donation. The
Way Station, 683 Washington
Ave. between St. Marks
Avenue and Prospect Place,
Prospect Heights. (718)
627–4949. waystationbk.com.
NIGHTLIFE, PARTY LIKE
IT’S 1999: Celebrate the
25th anniversary of Mariah
Carey’s holiday hit. 10 pm.
$10. The Bell House, 149
7th Street. (718) 643–6510.
thebellhouseny.com.
SUN, DEC. 8
HOLIDAY, ST. EDMUND
SCHOOL’S CHRISTMAS FAIR:
10 am–2 pm. See Dec. 6.
FAMILY, INDUSTRY CITY
HOLIDAY MARKET: 11
am–7 pm. See Dec. 6.
FREE, BUST CRAFTACULAR
HOLIDAY: 11 am–6
pm. See Dec. 7.
FAMILY, EAT PIE AND SHOP:
Enjoy delicious homemade
pies ($5 per slice), enter a pie
contest judged by author
Melissa Clark and Top Chef
winner Harold Dieterle, and
shop at more than 30 artisans
at the gift fair. 11 am. Free. PS
29, 425 Henry St. between
Baltic and Kane, Cobble
Hill. eatpieandshop.org.
FAMILY, BROOKLYN HOLIDAY
BAZAAR: Shop, eat, and
play at this beloved familyfriendly
showcase of the
best of Brooklyn, featuring
makers, craft activities for
kids, free gift wrapping, and
a professional photo booth.
11 am–5 pm. Free. 501 Union,
501 Union St. between Bond
and Nevins streets, Gowanus.
brooklynholidaybazaar.com.
ART, THE WATERS OF THE
FUTURE: A public art
installation about water using
water-based woodcut prints.
The artist will be on-site to
hand-print responses to the
question “What does water
look like in the future?” 1
pm. Free. FiveMyles, 558 St.
John’s Place between Classon
and Franklin avenues. (718)
783–4438. fi vemyles.org.
OUTDOORS, BROOKLYN
BUTTERFLIES: Learn about
some of the butterfl ies that
can be found in Brooklyn and
Long Island. 1 pm. Free. Salt
Marsh Nature Center, 3302
Avenue U at Stuart Street,
Marine Park. (347) 701–8674.
saltmarshalliance,org.
THEATER, “THE LION,
THE WITCH, AND
THE WARDROBE”:
2 pm. See Dec. 6.
THEATER, “LITTLE WOMEN,
THE MUSICAL”: 3
pm. See Dec. 6.
READING, “WHERE’S ... ELI?”:
Author Alex S. Avitabile reads
from and discusses his novel
about characters who grew
on the “mean streets” of
what used to be called South
Brooklyn. 3 pm. Free. D’Amico
Coffee, 309 Court St. at
Degraw Street. (718) 314–5812.
AlandMickForte.com.
MUSIC, FLATBUSH-TOMPKINS
CANDLELIGHT VESPERS:
Join the annual candlelight
vespers, with a chorus
performing selections from
Handel’s “Messiah.” 4 pm.
Free. Flatbush-Tompkins
Congregational Church, 424
E. 19th St. at Dorchester Road,
Flatbush. (718) 282–5353.
fl atbushtompkins.org.
MUSIC, INDIVIDUALLY
AWESOME: Jazz concert
featuring Charles Burnham,
Steve Cardenas, Michael
Gentile, and Rob Garcia. 7:30
pm. Brooklyn Conservatory
of Music, 58 Seventh Ave.
between Lincoln and
Saint Johns plaes. (718)
622–3300. bqcm.org.
MUSIC, LANDLADY HOLIDAY
SPECTACULAR: All proceeds
go to Educated Little
Monsters non-profi t. 8 pm.
$15. The Bell House, 149
7th Street. (718) 643–6510.
thebellhouseny.com.
MON, DEC. 9
TALK, GAGE AND
TOLLNER RESTAURANT
RESURRECTION: A panel
discussion about the historic
restaurant, and its coming
revival. 6:30 pm. $10.
Brooklyn Historical Society,
128 Pierrepont St. at Clinton
Street. (718) 222–4111.
brooklynhistory.org.
COMEDY, SAVAGE: A free
weekly alt comedy show in a
German beer hall. 8 pm. Free.
Black Forest on Smith Street,
181 Smith St. between Wyckoff
and Warren streets, Boerum
Hill. blackforestbrooklyn.com.
TUE, DEC. 10
READING, “THE FACE TELLS
THE SECRET”: A book launch
party for the recently released
novel by Jane Bernstein.
7 pm. Free. PowerHouse
Arena, 28 Adams St. at Water
Street. (718) 666–3049.
powerhousearena.com.
NIGHTLIFE, GEEKS WHO
DRINK: A free weekly trivia
night with eight rounds of
audio, visual, and live hosted
trivia. With gift cards for our
Women’s work: Catch the opening night of the musical “Little
Women,” based on Louisa May Alcott’s novel about four sisters,
at Gallery Players on Dec. 6. Photo by Alice Teeple
top teams at the end of the
night. 7 pm. Free. DeKalb
Stage, 445 Albee Square West
at Fleet Street, basement,
Downtown. (929) 359–6555.
dekalbmarkethall.com.
WED, DEC. 11
NIGHTLIFE, BLACK TRIVIA
KWANZAA EDITION: Join
a team of three to answer
questions based on black
culture and the principles
of Kwanzaa. 6:30 pm.
$5 suggested donation.
Weeksville Heritage Center,
158 Buffalo Ave. at St. Marks
Avenue. (718) 756–5250.
weeksvillesociety.org.
MUSIC, ROOTS N’RUCKUS
FEST: Four nights of
Americana music from all
over. 8 pm. Free. Jalopy
Theatre, 315 Columbia St.
between Hamilton Avenue and
Woodhull Street in Red Hook.
(718) 395–3214. jalopy.biz.
THU, DEC. 12
THEATER, “LITTLE WOMEN,
THE MUSICAL”: 8
pm. See Dec. 6.
MUSIC, ROOTS N’ RUCKUS
FEST: 8 pm. See Dec. 11.
THIRST TRAP WITH ANYA
VOLZ: A monthly stand-up
comedy show with Anya Volz
and a revolving special guest
co-host. 9 pm. $10. At Gemini
and Scorpio Loft in Gowanus,
www.geminiandscorpio.com.
FRI, DEC. 13
MUSIC, INDUSTRY CITY
HOLIDAY MARKET:
11 am. See Dec. 6.
ATTRACTIONS, HELLO PANDA
FESTIVAL: 5 pm. See Dec. 6.
MUSIC, BROOKLYN
CHAMBER MUSIC
SOCIETY: Music for a string
quartet. $35 ($20 students).
8 pm. First Unitarian Church
Chapel 119 Pierrepont St.
at Monroe Place in Brooklyn
Heights, (718) 858–0718,
www.brooklynchambermusicsociety.
org.
MUSIC, A GRAMERCY OPERA
CHRISTMAS: The opera
company performs “Story
of an Hour,” a one-act opera
about a fatal train crash during
the Christmas season, followed
by “A Child’s Christmas in
Wales” and selections from
“A Christmas Carol.” 7 pm.
$30 ($25 students, kids 10
and younger free). Montauk
Club, 25 Eighth Ave. at Lincoln
Place, Park Slope. (905)
302–4525. gramercyopera.
com/upcoming.
MUSIC, CHRISTMAS CLASSICS
CONCERT: Featuring
classic Christmas carols and
heartwarming legends. 7:30
pm. Free. Saints Constantine
and Helen Greek Orthodox
Cathedral, 64 Schermerhorn
St. between Court Street and
Boerum Place, Downtown.
stconstantinecathedral.org.
FAMILY, “THE LION,
THE WITCH, AND
THE WARDROBE”:
8 pm. See Dec. 6.
THEATER, “LITTLE WOMEN,
THE MUSICAL”: 8
pm. See Dec. 6.
ROOTS N’RUCKUS FEST:
8 pm. See Dec. 11.
NIGHTLIFE, ULTIMATE
BURLESQUE COMPETITION:
Hosted by Tiny D with
contestants, judges, prizes and
fun! 10 pm. $10–$15. Branded
Saloon, 603 Vanderbilt Ave.
at Bergen Street, Prospect
Heights. (718) 484–8704.
brandedsaloon.com.
SAT, DEC. 14
FAMILY, INDUSTRY CITY
HOLIDAY MARKET:
11 am. See Dec. 6.
FAMILY, PS118 HOLIDAY
MARKET: Each fl oor of the
school is transformed into
a festive wonderland, fi lled
with children’s activities,
crafts, jewelry, and more. All
proceeds benefi t PS118. 11 am.
Free. PS 118, 211 Eighth St. at
Fourth Avenue. ps118pta.org.
FAMILY, PS 58 HOLIDAY
MARKET: PS 58’s third annual
Holiday Market will feature
dozens of local vendors,
kids craft activities, snacks,
and raffl es! 11 am. Free. PS
58, 330 Smith St. at Carroll
Street, Carroll Gardens. (718)
330–9322. ps58brooklyn.org.
FAMILY, “THE LION, THE
WITCH, AND THE
WARDROBE”: 2 pm and
8 pm. See Dec. 6.
THEATER, “LITTLE WOMEN,
THE MUSICAL”: 2 pm
and 8 pm. See Dec. 6.
FAMILY, A GRAMERCY
OPERA CHRISTMAS:
3 pm. See Dec. 13.
HOLIDAY, KLEZMER
HANUKKAH PARTY: Come
out for this celebration of
the Hanukkah season with
music and crafts. 4 pm. $20.
Congregation Beth Elohim
Early Childhood Center,
Eighth Ave. and Garfi eld
Place. (718) 768–3814 X210.
congregationbethelohim.org.
ROOTS N’RUCKUS FEST:
7 pm. See Dec. 11.
FAMILY, JINGLE BELL
JAMBOREE: A family
concert and singalong,
featuring performances from
Purelements dance group; the
Nine Pound Hammer Trio, the
Brooklyn Community Chorus,
and more Brooklyn groups. 7
pm. $10 suggested donation.
Old First Reformed Church,
729 Carroll St. between
Sixth and Seventh avenues,
Park Slope. (718) 638–8300.
oldfi rstbrooklyn.org.
A Lott of fun: The historic Lott House in Marine Park will have its
300th anniversary and a tree-lighting ceremony on Dec. 7, with
carolers, games, and a visit from Sinterklaas.
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