The 36th annual Atlantic Antic takes place this year from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Atlantic Avenue from Hicks Street to Fourth Avenue. About a million folks show up to enjoy local artisans, musicians, belly dancers and food, food, food -- with 600 vendors and ten live performance stages. Kids will also enjoy acts like Joanne Riel’s interactive “Musical Gumbo,” Graciela’s “Musica Para Mi,” and more.
Get the full schedule here.
Don't miss the grilled sardines from La Mancha Restaurant (above), and the last grilled corn of summer, along with Sahadi's Middle Eastern food tables and pulled pork from Pete’s Waterfront Alehouse.
Brooklyn Heights Stoop Sale
On Sunday, September 26th -- to coincide with the Atlantic Antic -- the Brooklyn Heights Association will turn all Brooklyn Heights into one gigantic stoop sale. People will have their
junk treasures spread out on stoops, on tables and on blankets on the sidewalks. See
BHA's website to see addresses where special items will be for sale.
Second Place Yard Sale
Second Place Yard Sale takes place this Saturday, September 25 (the day before the Atlantic Antic) starting about 10 a.m. at Second Place between Court and Smith Streets. Some of the resident-vendors will be donating a portion of their proceeds to the lovely Transit Garden.
- Atlantic Antic 2009
- Atlantic Antic 2008
Photos copyright MK Metz 2010
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Don't miss the grilled sardines from La Mancha Restaurant (above), and the last grilled corn of summer, along with Sahadi's Middle Eastern food tables and pulled pork from Pete’s Waterfront Alehouse.
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