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The Northside Festival kicks off 8 days of music, art, film, tech, and beer, this Friday, June 13. It’s time to get to work on your schedule.
The app has all you need to know about what’s on tap – all the music, all the films, all the info about the Northside Innovation tech extravaganza. Buy tickets, listen to and watch the musical artists, and receive notifications for special events.
The MTA has announced that starting today there will be more service on the G line! It’s the weekday they’re talking about, not the weekend, but hey, it’s a start.
What does it mean to you? Trains will operate every 8 minutes instead of every 10 minutes between the hours of 3pm and 9pm, Monday – Friday. That works out to a 25% increase in frequency during rush hour, and into the early evening.
The upgrades were announced Sunday and praised by state Sen. Daniel Squadron, who requested the changes along with state Sen. Martin Dilan and the Riders Alliance.
Here it comes everybody, get your batteries charged; the Northside Trade Show is NYC’s biggest tech party of the summer.
New York City’s hackers, thinkers, and creators have emerged as the most exciting innovators in the world. The Northside Trade Show is the annual event that showcases the best of this community as it continues to grow and revolutionize society.
The New York Times recently ran two articles* that describe the differences between the now ritzy & glitzy north side and the industrial “authentic” south side of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, enabling cross-cultural time travel between the 20th and 21st centuries, in the same nabe.
This weekend you might be hanging out at the Wythe Hotel and its environs brimming with boutiques, clubs and salt water swimming pools; and the next weekend you might be dining at an unpretentious, industrial urban-Americana, Art Deco diner or at the old-world Peter Lugers.
The sheer size of Williamsburg (longer than 14th Street to South Ferry) allows these two different worlds to thrive proudly on their own terms. It’s the best of both worlds.
Just announced: David Lynch’s favorite Williamburg keyboard band, Au Revoir Simone, is back with their first album in four years.
They’ll be at Brooklyn Bowl on Wednesday, July 2. Snap up tickets here: 600597-au-revoir-simone-brooklyn/
WED, JULY 2, 2014
DOORS: 6:00 PM / SHOW: 8:00 PM
$10.00