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Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 18th! Get r

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 18th!

Get ready for the NYCxDESIGN Festival — a day filled with workshops and meet-and-greets, connecting you with top designers and celebrating the beauty of creativity! This year’s theme: “Design is all around us.”

A sneak peek of what’s in store:

* Meet and Greet with jewelry designer Page Sargisson from 11 AM to 2 PM. Enjoy light refreshments while you’re there!
* Unleash your creativity at Earth Speaks with a workshop to create your own bracelets with semi-precious stones from 12 PM to 2 PM.

Look for the NYCxDesign pink decal on participating storefronts throughout the district on May 18th! Don’t miss your chance to join!

For more info, check out the link in our bio.

“LONDON — Not ALL the King’s Horses, but som

“LONDON — Not ALL the King’s Horses, but some of the men. Two riderless horses from the royal Household Cavalry bolted into rush-hour traffic through the streets of London, near Aldwych, on Wednesday, April 24, 2024. Authorities later revealed to the Wall Street Journal and other news sources that the horses had gotten spooked during exercises for Trooping the Colour, an annual military parade to mark King Charles III’s official birthday in June. The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment, an elite military unit, had left their Hyde Park barracks for what is called “watering order,” when horses trot through London to exercise. However, the sudden clatter of construction materials falling from a nearby building onto the street startled the animals, and off they galloped, throwing the riders off their mounts.”

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“On May 11th, the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music

“On May 11th, the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music (BKCM)’s sprawling Open Stages music festival returns to the streets, stoops, parks and playgrounds of Park Slope.

This year’s festival will feature everything from Americana and jazz to DJ sets, opera, Klezmer, and a knockout Amy Winehouse cover band. There will be plenty for kids of all ages to enjoy, from the teen rock bands on the “Gen-Z Fren-Z” stage at Milk Bar to a Wizard of Oz-themed singalong at J.J. Byrne Playground.

...with more than 150 paid musical artists and dance groups performing across 15 open-air stages between the hours of 3-7 p.m.”

Read more about this exciting event at the LINK IN OUR BIO.

“Brooklynites enjoyed the great outdoors on Eart

“Brooklynites enjoyed the great outdoors on Earth Day weekend with car-free streets, open gardens and celebrations popping up like spring flowers.

On Hoyt Street between State Street and Atlantic Avenue, The Hort gave away free plants — which proved very popular — and folks could decorate a scarf using natural dyes with Out of Seam. Music was provided by Augustin Grasso Quartet.

The event was sponsored and funded by the Atlantic Avenue BID, and was the organization’s kickoff Open Street of the season.”

Read the rest of Mary Frost’s latest “Earth Day weekend 2024 celebrated in Brooklyn” article, which is linked in our bio.

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