Must Reads
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Last call, lights up: Rethinking life, death and the service industry through the prism of Anthony Bourdain
I started working in the service industry over a decade ago in Los Angeles. I was sixteen and I recoiled from the thought of having to wear khaki shorts, polyester T-shirts, and slip resistant shoes. I recoiled even more... Read More
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Your July Kids Calendar: Out with school, in with summer
School’s out for summmmeerrr! 🎶 Alice Cooper’s anthem encapsulates the feeling that kids have as school ends and the summer stretches ahead of them. Depending on your perspective, you either share that feeling of excitement — say if you are simply... Read More
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Three must-see concerts in July: Courtney Barnett, Jay Som and a Television comeback
I can still remember the first time I saw Courtney Barnett perform on stage. It was in 2013 on a Saturday afternoon at some Williamsburg dive during the CMJ festival (R.I.P.), when this unknown left-handed Australian singer-guitarist performed a... Read More
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Free yoga every day this summer
It’s possible to salute the sun for free almost every day this summer, as New York City’s parks and public spaces are transformed into outdoor yoga studios. These classes are all either mellow Vinyasa flow or Hatha yoga—a gentle style... Read More
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An under $25,000 wedding in Brooklyn (with the help of some friends)
It was February 4, 2012 when entrepreneur Alex Dragan went to a friend’s dinner party for self-proclaimed “gay nerds” at a tapas bar in Park Slope. The host, in an effort to play matchmaker, was planning on introducing Dragan... Read More
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Brooklyn Bucket List
Tour South Brooklyn by ferry, with pit stops for lobster rolls and beer
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Best Summer Ever
Everything opening in Brooklyn this summer
