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Brooklyn Cyclones Host Williamsburg Hipster Night
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Jen Carlson
Published May 29, 2012
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The Brooklyn Cyclones are inviting Williamsburg's bearded and skinny jean-ed set to Coney Island for their own special night at the ballgame, dubbed Williamsburg Night. This is going down on July 5th, and their flyer notes that any bearded fans receive special vouchers, and those wearing skinny jeans can run the bases after the game.
Plus, since hipsters love Skeeball more than baseball (probably?) there's going to be a Skeeball tournament run by Williamsburg's own Full Circle Bar. To make the people of Williamsburg feel even more comforted in the strange new land of Coney Island, they will be surrounded by "some as-yet-unidentified Williamsburg music and art.” [via Brokelyn]
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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