If you’ve sick of gross grocery store meat and have an extra large freezer, whole animal buying from local farms just might be for you. Check out the slides from a workshop we hosted last week to get all the details! 

The Society for the Advancement of Social Studies meets Monday, October 17th at Pete’s Candy Store in Williamsburg. It all goes down at 7pm, but you’ll want to show up early to snag a seat and take advantage of Pete’s happy hour. (Yes, yes, it’s free!)

This month’s topic—Real and Scary Historical Halloween—will firmly entrench you in Halloween season and features a guest lecture by our very own Soma, on cannibals  

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Soma has way too many hobbies, and forgets about each of them after two weeks. He rationalized them all by founding Brooklyn Brainery. He’s never met a cannibal, but knows enough man-eating puns to make it an enjoyable experience before he’d be consumed.

Come have an enjoyable experience…

cemeteries, rieslings, programming, talking to strangers, tomatoes, basil + everything else you need to complete your summer. 

Lots of crawfish, lots of beer, lots of awesome people. 

Stories of forgotten New York City history with Ben Feldman at the Brooklyn Historical Society. Three Wednesdays, July 27, August 3 + 10