So great.
The movement reminds me not just of Spartacus but also this David Massengill folk piece (and nothing says summer like these little outdoor festivals that bloom all over the country, crummy videographers and all):
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Once upon a time, a girl lived on the edge of Williamsburg and Greenpoint, just Under the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, in the mythical kingdom of North Brooklyn. She walked around and talked to people, took pictures and thought about things. She wrote things down and was happy.
People/Places
- Aaron Short
- Big Sky Brooklyn
- Block Magazine
- Brooklyn 11211
- Brooklyn Eagle
- Brooklyn Optimist
- Brooklyn Paper
- Brooklynology
- Brooklynometry
- Daily Violence
- Daily Zen
- Daniel Maher
- Dave's Kitchen
- Faded Ads
- FREEwilliamsburg
- Greenpointers
- JezebelMusic
- Neighbors Allied for Good Growth
- noahlandow
- One Louder Photo
- Public Assembly
- RePlayGround
- Rice of Life
- Roving Storm
- Sound Fix
- The Glasslands
- Two Dishes But To One Table
- Waterfront Preservation Alliance
- Whitman's Brooklyn
- Williamsburg is Dead
- WilliamsburgEATS
Planet
Poems
Politics
Provender
- Barcade
- Beaner Bar
- Bozu
- Bushwick Country Club
- Cheers Thai
- Dokebi
- Ella Cafe
- Elote
- Enid's
- Fada
- Fanny's
- Five Leaves
- Hotel Delmano
- Iona
- Kenny's Trattoria
- Le Barricou
- Lodge
- Macri Park
- Metropolitan Bar
- Miyako
- Oak Wine Bar
- Oulu
- Pete's Candy Store
- Ralph's Famous Italian Ices
- Second Stop Cafe
- Settepani
- Teddy's Bar & Grill
- Union Pool
- Vera Cruz
- Verb Cafe
- Wombat
- Yola's Cafe
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