Day: November 7, 2018

Arts, Music

This Friday: Court Tree Collective presents the paintings of Morton Lichter

Before the birth of their daughter but after the two graduated from the School of Visual Arts, the  photographer Stephen Lipuma and graphic designer Amy Ng opened Court Tree Collective in Carroll Gardens. Now in its fifth year, the space provides a community center for cooking events, fine art exhibitions, and just about anything else the community finds itself curious about.   Court Tree […]

Arts, Music

Mary-Elaine Jenkins delivers the perfect fall album

“Hold Still,” Brooklyn local Mary-Elaine Jenkins’ debut album draws on the long traditions of southern folk to examine the perils of romance and loss.  As streaming has effectively erased the imperative to listen to albums start to finish, Jenkins’ album constitutes a thorough exploration of men and romance gone awry. Despite the often plaintive lyrics about failed relationships and disappointing forays into love, Jenkins’ balances the tone of the […]

Food

Local Home Cooks Tackle The Ultimate Comfort Food at the Brooklyn Casserole Takedown

  Amateur cooks battled for prizes and bragging rights at the Brooklyn Casserole Takedown, held on October 21. The Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club (514 Union Street) had hungry contest goers scattered about, as they were eager to name the top six dishes. For a 25-dollar ticket fee, they ate the participating casseroles in an ‘all-you-can-eat’ style and voted for the […]