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[SPECIAL
EVENTS] [ART
SUPPLIES] [CLOTHING
& ACCESSORIES]
[GALLERIES]
[MARKETS]
[OPEN
ARTIST’S STUDIOS]
[FURNITURE
& ANTIQUE & VINTAGE ITEMS]
[NIGHT
LIFE] [RESTAURANTS
& BAKERIES] [TOURS
] [WINE
& BEER ] [OTHER]
[MAP]
SPECIAL EVENTS
Street Fair
Sunday 12:00pm on Bedford Avenue &
N. 7th Streets
Fashion Show
Sunday either at N. 7th between Bedford
& Berry or at the WAH Center, @ 1:30, 3:30 & 4:30pm
Local fashion designers AMAYO, ACID, and MOLECULE on the
catwalk.
Amayo: Seasonal collection featuring American athletic
wear & leisure wear, influenced by tribal & architectural
shapes.
Molecule: Form fitting, thermally molded, flexible breast
plates are synthesized with graphic cut-outs and silky
fabrics to create a line of sultry & diverse ensembles.
Acid: Muscle enhancements, form fitted & tucked away
into hidden zippers in various styles of leather jackets
make anyone look & feel like their own superhero (www.acidnyc.com).
Williamsburg Chamber Orchestra
Directed by Michael Arenella’s jazzing up! Local
musicians & surprise performances.
ART SUPPLIES
Big Genius Art Supplies & Gallery
540 Metropolitan Avenue
718.302.4002
Mon.-Fri. 8:30am–11pm, Sat. 7,
Sun. 10am–11pm
Featuring sidewalk art show
BOOKS & MAGAZINES
The READ
196 Bedford Ave.
718.599.3032, theread@yahoo.com
Used Books, New Magazines, Buy, Sell, Trade
CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES
Amayo
340 Grand St.
718.486.9660
Thurs.-Sun. 3–9pm
Clothing & accessories for a determined nu-race. Store,
lounge, cafe, a unique blend of fashion, tea, and music.
See Fashion Show Event above. Visit us @ WWW.AMAYO.COM
Beacon’s Closet
110 Bedford Avenue @ N. 11th
718.486.0816
Open 7 Days, M-F Noon–9pm, Sat. & Sun. 11am–8pm
An exchange store. We buy, sell & trade used clothing,
music, accessories, & vintage goods.
max & roebling
189 Bedford Ave.
718.387.0045
Mon.-Sat. 12–9pm, Sun. 12–8pm
Clothing & Accessories for women
Metaphors
Women’s Clothing & Gifts
195 Bedford Ave.
718.782.0917
Fri. & Sat. 12–9, Mon.-Thurs. 12–8, Sun.
12–6
Featuring: Clothing by Ponica & Tetsu, Mixed media
pieces by Davida Small, Jewelry by Rocky Kagoshima, Sandra
Bucholz, Murielle Pascaud, Alyse Demaria, mirror art by
Valerie Galloway, Marie Roberts, Andrew Quisling, Sarah
Dunbar
Molecule Design
65 Hope St., 1st fl.
718.486.9278
See Fashion Show Event above.
GALLERIES
Artpage Gallery and The Stable–Dance
& Yoga Studio
281 N. 7th St., Suite 7 & 12
between Havermeyer & Bleeker
718.302.1534
Fri. Oct. 15, 6-10pm Opening reception at Artpage and
open house at the Stable, Sat. Oct. 16th, 9pm–11pm
Performance & art show at the Stable & Artpage
Gallery ($5 donation)
Sun. Oct. 17th, 4:30–6:30pm Studio showing &
discussion at the Stable
(donation) and @ 7–10pm Healing Circle (donation)
Bernadette Salvage Fine Art/Ron Rocco Studio
59 Harrison Ave., 2nd Fl.
718.388.9641, Sat. & Sun. 12–6pm
Co-curated by Ron Rocco & Maureen Eich. A work &
exhibition space for artists promoting other artists.
Open Studio & group exhibit of affiliated artists
Brickhaus Art
892 Lorimer St.
718.349.7504
Directors: Bryan Hiott & Debbie Rice
Sat.-Sun. 12–6pm & by appointment thru Nov. 14th
Fri. Oct. 15th, 9–12pm Opening Reception & Party
2nd Floor Gallery: Groups show of local artists
Video Room featuring George Kucher
Roof Top Gallery: Sculpture of R. O. Crouch
Corn-Kat, Inc.
154-56 Grand St.
12–5 Sat.-Sun.
Leigh Loranger Photographic Exhibit: “Square Views
as Seen Through Plastic & Metal Cameras”
Crest Hardware
558 Metropolitan Ave.
718.388.9521
Mon.-Sat. 8am–6pm, closed Sun.
Crest Hardware Show – 5th year!
curated by Gene Pool
Oct. 16th-Nov. 16th
Sat. Oct. 16th from 3–6pm
OPENING FESTIVITIES: Performances & artist parade
Over 200 artists to show works in and among the aisles
of the store.
FEED
173A N. 3rd St.
718.486.8992
Sat.-Sun. 1–6pm and by appointment
Contact Lisa Schroeder or Barry Hylton
Oct. 3-Nov. 3: QUIRK (quirk/work) - Brings together work
that addresses process with equal weight to the installations
– specific forms that works finally take. M.M. Lum,
Jennifer Pepper, Elana Herzog, & K. McShane
Galapagos
70 N. 6th
718.782.5188
Gallery: Paintings of Jane Dickson
Sat. Oct 16th Noon to Midnight
Sun. Oct. 17th Noon to 5 pm
Holland Tunnel Art Projects
61 S. 3rd St.
718.384.5738
Director: Paulien Lethen
Originally intended as a protective shed for Lethen’s
plants in winter, Holland Tunnel Art Projects diminutive
structure is gaining recognition as a microcosm of local
& international talent. New show: LOST & FOUND
– discarded objects recreated as mixed media pieces.
Artists: Marieken Cochius, Alison Cornyn, Vince Garguilo,
Heff Heisler, Paulien Lethen, Alexandra Limpert, Bix Lye,
Doug McGredy, & Bill Rogers. Special reception Oct.
16th 5–7pm
Metropolitan Pool
257-259 Bedford Ave.
718.599.5707
M-F 7am–9:30pm, Sat. 9am–5:30pm, closed Sun.
Williamsburg Salon des Artistes Show: Oct.16th-Nov. 13th:
Opening reception Fri. Oct. 15th 7:30–9:30pm
Multimedia artwork by 28 artist members of the Williamsburg
Art & Historical Center
Momenta Art
72 Berry St.
Tel./Fax. 718.218.8058
Fri.-Mon. 12–6pm
Sept. 12-Oct. 18th: Walter Martin & Paloma Munoz /
Nick Kline
Sculptors Martin & Munoz work collaboratively on a
project concerning corporate copyright & artistic
license. Meticulously crafted “sin products”
such as cigarettes and alcohol; bear the Disney name &
copyrighted characters. Nick Kline presents in large format
photographs taken to corporate convention displays. Contrasting
approaches to arrangement of products from The Big Basket
Company to IBM present corporate aesthetic choices.
Right Bank Cafe & Gallery
409 Kent Avenue – upstairs from the
Right Bank Cafe
718.388.3929 or 383.2045
11am–7pm daily
Oct. 16th-Nov. 14th:
The Ridge Street Group
Opening Reception:
Sun. Oct. 17th, 3–6pm
Rome Arts gallery
335 Grand Street
718.388.2009
Sat.-Sun. 12–6pm
Director: Daniel Carello
“Coming Soon Show” group art exhibit
Opening Reception Oct. 16th, Sat. 6–8pm
Space Cave
58 Grand St.
718.388.6780, nacy@idt.net
Sat.-Sun. 1–6pm
Director: Shige Moriya
Sept. 25-Oct. 23rd, Opening Reception Sat. Sept. 25, 7–11pm
Main Gallery: Michael Krinsky’s “Weather Report”
paintings; Studio S: Anne McDonald–installation;
Studio N: Naoki Iwakawa’s “Total Eclipse”
paintings; Studio G: Grande “Garden” Installation
star 67
67 Metropolitan Avenue, #3
718.599.7660 or 599.7339
Sat. & Sun. 12–6pm
“Guest curator Ko’An-Jeff Baysa brings together
the exhibition of drawings
by artists from Hawaii, Japan, and New York addressing
contemporary
mark-making, drawing the line, and creating dramatic tension.”
31 Grand Inc.
31 Grand St.
718.388.2858, 718.486.9845-F
What is 31 Grand? An emergent showroom & gallery featuring
textiles,
photography, paintings, & furniture.
Velocity Gallery
281 N. 7th
Director: Sarah Rossiter
Sat. & Sun. 12–6pm
718.302.1079
Williamsburg Art & Historical Center
135 Broadway
718.486-7372 or 486-6012,
www.wahcenter.net
October 16th (Sat.) 7:30pm Opening Reception for APOCALYPSE
1999
International Juried Art Competition (admiss. $10):
• Internationally acclaimed poet Robert Zaller reads
DRESDEN ZOO
• Andrea Haenggi & Erika Dankmeyer, from Switzerland,
perform the ballet
“Al + One in a Room,” uniting art, dance &
technology
• Chris Voise, composer from Poland, premieres a
new digital masterpiece
• Ethan Pettit delivers his 15 minute Millennial
Oratorio covering the complete litany of man’s cultural
achievements from the poetic epics of Homer down to our
present day
• Terrance Lindall, President of the WAH Center,
announces awards to the artists
MARKETS
McCarren Park Greenmarket
Lorimer & Driggs entrance to McCarren
Park
Fruits & vegetables fresh from the farm
Saturdays, 8am–3pm through Dec. 18th
Tops on the Waterfront
89 N. 6th St.
718.782.6660
Mon.-Thurs. 9am–8pm, Fri. 9am–9pm Sat. 8am–8pm,
Sun. 9am–5pm
A vast array of organic & gourmet foods, fruits, vegetables,
meats, fish,
nuts, sweets, & specialties.
Paintings of produce items by Limor Gasko
OPEN ARTIST’S
STUDIOS
Ernest Marciano
198 N. 4th St., 2nd Fl.
718.387-2405 (studio) or 387-0591
Sat. & Sun. 12–6pm
The Lorimer St. Studios
700 Lorimer St.
917.406.4946
Sat.-Sun. 12–6pm
Paintings & Furniture by Millie Benson, Roy Kortick,
Larry Avery, John Graz,
& Scott Redden
Monica Lutz & Carolyn Case
119 N. 11th St., Studio CB
718.486.0995 or 599.2686
Sat. & Sun. 12–6pm
65 South 11th St., 2nd Fl.
718.387.5637
Sat.-Sun. 12–5pm
Michael Gaines: antiques, vintage furniture & custom
designs
Vivian Sonnenfeld - mixed media jewelry
Gabor Follinus - sculpture
Daniel Jackson - sculpture
Mariano Del Rosario - paintings
Pablo Orendain - paintings
Disney Borg - see multimedia installation at the WAH Center
Rebecca Miller - custom made textiles
Shiela Gerami
83 Metropolitan Avenue, Studio 12
718.302.0889
Group Show Oct. 16th, 17th, & 18th thru 24th or by
appointment 12–5 each day: “The Paradox of Simplicity”
256 Wythe Ave., Studio #3
718.387.1196
Sat. & Sun. 12–5pm
Group Show: Jason van Anden (sculpture), Karen Schiebel
(photography),
Massimo Boccani (print making)
Michelle Mackey
132 N. 5th St., Studio 4C
718.782.5901
Sat.-Sun. 12–6pm
Recent Oil Paintings
Nicole Gonzales
132 N. 5th St., Studio 2F
718.599.5733
Sat.-Sun. 12–5pm
“Radiations”: A collection of drawings and paintings
inspired by the desire to create meditative symbols centrally
symmetrical
80 Metropolitan Avenue, 5th Fl.
Sat.-Sun. 12-5pm
Paintings by Sarah Kate-Beaumont, Todd Ludlam, & Sebastian
Gross
FURNITURE & ANTIQUE
& VINTAGE ITEMS
Bazaar Bizarre
177 Grand Street
718.387.4878
Thurs. 3–9pm, Fri.-Sun. 12–7pm
Art & Antiques: eclectic, vintage, Victorian, macabre,
featuring local & New York artists with similar aesthetics
Furniture Charlies
Complete Home Remedies
246 Grand St.
718.782.7860, 718.782.8473-F
WWW.FURNITURECHARLIES.COM
Fri.-Sun. 12–7pm or by appointment
“An interior design boutique with a wide variety
of furniture & home
accessories”
Green Village Used Clothing & Furniture
460 Driggs Ave. @ N. 11th
718.599.4017
Sun. 10am–5:30pm
Mon.-Thurs. 9am–5:30pm
Fri. 9am–2pm, Sat. closed
Used clothing & furniture warehouse. Truckloads of
used furniture every
week.
G & S Designs
324 Wythe Avenue
718.388.8580
Wed.-Sun. 12–7pm
WARNING!!! JUNK SHOP
two jakes
320 Wythe Ave, 718.782.7780
Wed.-Sun. 11am–7pm
Used office furniture: desks, chairs, sofas, file cabinets,
accessories, stripped industrial & lots more
Ugly Luggage
214 Bedford Ave.
718.384.0724
1–8pm 7 days
Ugly Luggage Squared
218 Bedford Ave.
Vintage Clothing
12–7pm 7 days
Glamorous Thrift Stores
NIGHT LIFE
New York Dance & Art Innovations
at Europa Night Club
98-104 Meserole Ave. (corner of Manhattan)
718.646.0881
Artistic Evening Series Sun. 7pm
Art Nights dedicated to music, art, dance, poetry, and
new artistic trends
(info. WWW.NYDAI.ORG)
RESTAURANTS &
BAKERIES
Amarin Cafe
Modern Thai Cuisine
617 Manhattan Ave.
718.349.2788
Fri.-Sat. 11am–11pm, Sun.-Thurs. 11am–10:30pm
Through Oct. 31, 1999:
Recent Sculpture by J. J. Veronis
Bamonte’s Restaurant
“Where family & friends meet”
since 1900
32 Withers St.
718.384.8831 or 384.9634
Noon–10:30pm, closed Tuesdays
Free parking
Laura Bamonte’s Bakery
263 N. 6th St.
718.384.9662
Specializing in cookies & pies, cakes for all occasions,
assorted pastries,
cappuccino & espresso
Diner
85 Broadway
718.486.3077
Open daily 11am–12am
Enjoy moules frites, martinis, and late night burgers
in a 72 year old
dining car
Giando on the Water
400 Kent Ave. @ Broadway
718.387.7000
Italian Dining with a breathtaking view of the Manhattan
Skyline
12–10:30pm 7 days
L Cafe
189 Bedford Avenue
718.302.2430
M-F 9am–Midnight,
Sat.-Sun. 10am–Midnight
L Cafe to Go
187 Bedford Avenue
718.388.6792
M-F 7am–8pm Sat.-Sun. 9am–8pm
MC, VISA, AMEX
A Williamsburg institution with monthly showings of local
artists, meals on a budget, strong coffee & tranquil
garden.
Miss Williamsburg Diner
206 Kent Avenue
718.963.0802
Tues.-Sun. 6pm–Midnight, closed Mon.
Authentic Italian food in an original American dining
car
Peter Luger Steak House
178 Broadway
718.387.7400
Classic Brooklyn restaurant
Oznot’s Dish
79 Berry St. @ N. 9th, 718.599.6596
Reservations accepted, open 7 days
New Prix Fixe options & special vegetarian menu
Yabby
265 Bedford Avenue
718.384.1664
Children’s art exhibit
TOURS
Sat., Sun 1–3pm. by John Dereszewski
Register 12–1pm at WAH Center $10
Info: 718.486.7372 or 718.486.6012
click for more info
Hassidic Discovery Welcome Center
305 Kingston Ave.
718.953.5244; Reservation hotline: 1.800.838.TOUR 24 hrs.
a day
Sun. Oct. 17th Bus & walking tour: $36 includes round
trip transportation tour with lunch at a Kosher deli.
Schedule: 9:30am Meet at the New York Public Library:
42nd @ 5th Ave.
10am Special pick-up at the WAH Center
1:15pm Return to the WAH Center for Festival
WINE & BEER
Brooklyn Brewery
79 N. 11th St.
718.486.7422
Fri. 6-9pm Tap Room open
Sat.: Free tours & tasting Noon–5pm
Company Store: merchandise, glassware, books, & beer
OTHER
Northside Pharmacy
Apteka
182 Bedford Avenue @ N. 7th
718.387.6566, 718.782.7101-F
Mon.-Fri. 9am–8pm, Sat. 9am–7pm, closed Sun.
Prescriptions, health & beauty aids, film, fax, copies,
notary service
York Display Finishing Co.
240 Kent Ave.
718.782.0710
Vacuum forming, finishing, mounting
TRANSPORTATION
Trains to Williamsburg:
• L Train to Bedford Ave. and Lorimer
station
• J,M & Z trains to
Marcy Ave. station
• Walk the Williamsburg Bridge
& enjoy the view
FREE ART SHUTTLE BUS!
Free round trip from the Puck Building (Lafayette
and W. Houston in Soho) to the WAH center & McCarren
Park. Artists on the bus!
212.769.8100 WWW.ARTSHUTTLE.ORG
[SPECIAL
EVENTS] [ART
SUPPLIES] [CLOTHING
& ACCESSORIES]
[GALLERIES]
[MARKETS]
[OPEN
ARTIST’S STUDIOS]
[FURNITURE
& ANTIQUE & VINTAGE ITEMS]
[NIGHT
LIFE] [RESTAURANTS
& BAKERIES] [TOURS
] [WINE
& BEER ] [OTHER]
[MAP]
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