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Saturday Night Plans: Gothamist's Free Brooklyn Night Bazaar Showcase
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Published Dec 18, 2013
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Do you have plans Saturday night? Do you enjoy rock and roll music? Are you still looking for that perfect gift for that special someone you met on Tinder? If you answered No, Yes, and Shut up, come check out our free showcase at the Brooklyn Night Bazaar this Saturday evening, featuring The So So Glos, California X, Palehound, and Darlings.
Brooklyn Magazine recently awarded the Bazaar the top spot on its list of Brooklyn-y happenings this winter. For good reason! There's tons of tasty food options, unique gifts to purchase, and most importantly, music. Sweet, loud, deliciously free music.
Skip any entry line that might exist to get in by RSVP'ing over at Flavorpill.
The Bazaar is located on the corner of Banker Street and Norman Avenue in Greenpoint. (That's "SoGreenBurg" for you real estate brokers.)
Doors open at 6 p.m., the show starts at 7:30 p.m. You can find more info on the bands and the event here. See you Saturday.
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