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adam lerner visits kings county jerky

May 3, 2011

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You just have to see Adam Lerner‘s photo essay on Robert Stout of Kings County Jerky Co. if you haven’t yet. Adam has been sharing some fantastic portraits lately, and it’s great to see this extended feature. I can personally vouch for the awesomeness that is Robert’s jerky from sampling it at the Flea. Just [...]

GRAB a cold one for ny craft beer week!

October 1, 2010

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One of the very first things I discovered when I moved back to the South Slope after a couple years of living in Bay Ridge was a tiny shop tucked away into a storefront on 7th Avenue, just north of 15th Street. Lured in by a sign offering free beer tasting and refillable growlers at [...]

portrait of an artist: marie roberts

July 28, 2010

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Last month, I participated in a historical tour of Surf Avenue with the Save Coney Island organization. You can read more about that tour here, but this post is about a surprise we encountered along the way! Near the end of the tour, we encountered an artist working on the beautiful murals which decorate the [...]

brooklyn loves:
the good batch

April 7, 2010

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This week, we are excited to launch a new feature with a focus on Brooklyn artisans! For our debut interview, I was invited into the kitchen of Anna Gordon, who owns The Good Batch, a growing bakery company which specializes in Dutch stroopwafels. Anna will be making her first appearance at the Brooklyn Flea on [...]