“Two sisters, Caroline and Meg Baniewicz, recently went viral on Twitter with a video clip of them parodying alpha male finance podcasters and it’s hilarious.” – Komal Banchhor, Upworthy
“When Arlo Williamsburg opened last year in the space formerly occupied by The Williamsburg Hotel, it didn’t waste time becoming a neighborhood fixture, and in the warmer months, hotel guests and locals alike flock to the Water Tower Bar. DJs encourage dancing and mingling, while dramatic views of Manhattan mesmerize patrons sipping Arlo’s espresso martini … or a non-alcoholic beverage called Match Me.” – Stacey Lastoe, Brooklyn Magazine
Kayaking @ Brooklyn Bridge Park
Outdoors, Exercise, Nature, Community
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Wednesday and Thursday evenings 5 to 7pm and Saturday and Sunday afternoons
This summer and fall, enjoy complimentary public kayaking in Brooklyn’s protected bay, courtesy of a partnership with the Brooklyn Bridge Park Boathouse.
Free kayaking sessions are available throughout the summer on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, as well as Saturday and Sunday afternoons until September. The program welcomes participants of all skill levels, including beginners. All necessary equipment, including life vests, will be provided, and instruction is available. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult guardian.
“Brooklyn Bridge Park (BBP) and Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy are offering a wide variety of free and low-cost summer programming at Brooklyn Bridge Park that includes music concerts, dance parties, kayaking, and more!” – I Love NY
“Now is the time to take a kayak out in the majestic shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge. On the East River … kayakers can paddle off Pier 4 Beach for 20 minutes with stunning views of the NYC skyline. They’ll provide the boats, paddles, and life vests; you do the paddling.” – Rossilynne Skyna Culgan, Time Out
Brooklyn Film Festival
Film, Talks, Q&A
Windmill Studios, 300 Kingsland Ave,…
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