when love is a whisper and hate is a roar it feels hard to know how to speak again, how to move again, how to be again.
no matter what side of the coin you fall on, we’re divided and it hurts and it’s hard to know what to do now. but the important thing is to hold on to this energy. to embrace our anger and concern. to move, to breathe, to demonstrate, together. and we can start in so many ways but the first is within our communities and our cities. get out, get going. don’t hide in your homes within the safety of your opinions. have every one of those conversations and maybe a laugh or two. see the other side or have a healthy debate. understand that there’s more that unites us often than divides us so let’s figure out how to do this together.
as with every week, i’ve found the best options in the city for doing just that. so hold on to me and hold on to each other and let’s feel better and make better and do better, together.
THURSDAY
Live Reading from The King of Greenpoint, TBD Bar, Greenpoint.
Southern Tier benefit for Homeless Pets, at Rosamunde Sausage, Williamsburg.
Ghostwriter Viewing Party, Videology, Williamsburg.
Mortified at Littlefield, Gowanus
FRIDAY
Rubblebucket at Manhattan Inn, Greenpoint.
ROOTS Cafe Poetry Series, Park Slope
Adult Friction, Indie-Alt Dance Party at Over the 8, Williamsburg.
Free Fridays at Subrosa, Meatpacking District in Manhattan.
SATURDAY
so a little thing is happening this weekend that i like to call MY BIRTHDAY.
Fall Colors Picnic in Central Park
Tapas and Paella at El Born, Greenpoint.
OTHER non-birthday festivities include:
Bloody Mary Battle, Villain, Williamsburg.
Imagine This: Women’s International Film Fest at the Wythe Hotel, Williamsburg.
Renegade Craft Fair, Metropolitan Pavilion, Manhattan.
Fall Hall Bar Crawl at Union Hall, Park Slope.
SUNDAY
Intro to Graffiti Class, Bushwick.
Second Sundays at Pioneer Works, Red Hook.
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