1st Tues. Salon

7 - 10 pm

From Christine Sheild's Esmeralda Treecat/Lonely Bear

Every First Tuesday of every month, we'd like to introduce you to Booklyn in action.

We are shaking things up a bit here folks and for a time the First Tuesday events will be folded into Open Studios, So please come on by but be prepared to get your hands dirty (if ya want) and to squeeze around folks who are working on the art thang. Call ahead or email Cat Glennon to visit. Its still all good!

To get to Booklyn from Manhattan:
Take the L to Lorimer (the second stop in Brooklyn), transfer to the Queens-bound G, and get off at the second stop, Greenpoint Ave. Walk 2 1/2 blocks west toward the river, #37 is on the right.
or
Take the L to Bedford Ave (the first stop in Brooklyn), catch the B61 bus to Greenpoint Ave., and walk 2 1/2 blocks west toward the river, #37 is on the right.
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Take the L to Bedford Ave, and walk north on Bedford until you reach Manhattan Ave., about 10 - 15 minutes. Make a left on Manhattan, and continue another 10 - 15 minutes until you reach Greenpoint Ave. Make a left on Greenpoint, and walk 2 1/2 blocks west toward the river, #37 is on the right.

Need further assistance? Please call us at the office. 718-383-9621

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In hiatus, the old style First Tuesday, used to be described as below

Curious about Booklyn? Want to actually touch and read one of those "artist books" that you've just read about elsewhere on this site? Want to meet some of the other artists that are populating the fine borough of Brooklyn (and beyond)? Looking for feedback on a project you're working on? Do you have some burning questions about progressive arts education, alternative publishing or artists and writers' resources?

If so, come to the 1st Tuesday Open Salon, held every month. Bring the drink or snack of your choice (or don't - let's be realistic here) and join us for an evening of readin', talkin', and the chance to meet the kind of person who writes notes on the back of their hand and pauses thoughtfully before speaking.

This page is maintained by Emily K. Larned.