Archives for March 2014

Celebrate St Pat’s with Traditional Irish Grub at Teddy’s Bar & Grill

March 14, 2014 By WG News + Arts Leave a Comment

st pat's day at teddy's with dj bernard Make your way to the corner of North 6th and Berry this weekend, where longtime neighborhood favorite Teddy’s Bar & Grill kicks off their weekend-long St. Pat’s celebration with Saturday brunch.

The Irish Brunch platter, consisting of bangers, rashers, black & white pudding, beans, and eggs, will be served up for Saturday, Sunday, and Monday brunch. Don’t miss Teddy’s legendary corned beer platter, and wash it all down with a pint of Guinness on tap.

Teddy’s Bar & Grill
96 Berry Street, Williamsburg
718-384-9787

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March 13, 2014 By WG News + Arts Leave a Comment

American Made Menswear Boutique Feltraiger New Flagship in ‘Burg

March 13, 2014 By WG News + Arts Leave a Comment

feltraiger men's clothing store grand opening on grand street

Badass Americana menswear purveyor Feltraiger has packed up its Lower East Side store and hauled it over the bridge to Brooklyn; welcome them and pick up some swag and a free PBR at their Grand Opening, at either the Friday night or Saturday (during the day) shindigs.

Feltraiger American Made Menswear
155 Grand Street, Williamsburg
info@feltraiger.com

Verboten Opens This Weekend

March 12, 2014 By WG News + Arts Leave a Comment

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After over a decade of throwing events all over New York and beyond, the party promoters behind Verboten will open their long-awaited club at 60 North 11th Street between Kent and Wythe Avenues. The 10,000 square foot former metal shop features a cutting edge Martin Audio sound system and panoramic video walls, with room for 750 underground music fans.

Check out their Facebook page for RSVPs and free opening weekend events.

The World’s Largest Moog Installation at Rough Trade NY is Interactive

March 11, 2014 By WG News + Arts Leave a Comment

Image via Tom Tom Magazine

For 25 days in March, Rough Trade NY is housing the world’s largest modern Moog installation as a mile-marker on the road to Moogfest, and Moog invites all artists in the area to stop by and utilize the space for experimentation and discovery. The residency serves as a physical manifestation of the intersection of music, art and technology, and it is meant to be used as an artist’s resource.

Although it is free to the public, this is no museum exhibit—visitors are encouraged to interact, engage and experiment with the analog electronics. All are welcome to craft sound as well as bring a recording device to sample the instruments. The interactive feature of the installation includes a producers’ station, drone towers, 10 voice polyphonic analog synth, 6 voice Minimoog drum synth, and over 50 analog effects boxes.