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July 27-August 2, 2009
 Monday, July 27th
Doors - 6:30PM | Start: 7PM
FREE! 21+
Poets & Writers Magazine Summer Party
Join us to celebrate Poets & Writers Magazine's Summer Reading Issue! Enjoy literary drink specials while mingling with authors, editors, and agents featured in the July/August issue.
Don't miss the live performance by Bennington Writing Seminar's The Dog House Band, bookshelf paintings by Victoria Reichelt, video poems, and raffle prizes. We'll also have a book exchange, so bring a book/take a book!
The band's CD will be on sale at the party; proceeds will be donated to the Liam Rector Scholarship Fund.
 Tuesday, July 28th
Doors - 6PM | Start - 7PM
$5
Session 1: DIGITAL DESIGN
Presented by Galapagos Art Space +
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Career Camp brings together industry-leading thinkers and next wave ideas in order to stimulate discussion, sharpen skills, and illuminate what comes next.
We're kicking the series off with Digital Design with an amazing line-up of Khoi Vinh, Design Director for the New York Times online, Liz Danzico, Chair of the MFA program in Interaction Design at School of Visual Arts, Erin Sparling, Lead Design Technologist at the Wall Street Journal and representatives from Media Bistro.
Special 2-for-1 "Happy Camper" cocktails form 6 - 7PM &
Free haircuts by a Galapagos resident hairstylist throughout the evening!
 Thursday, July 30th
Bar opens 6pm!
To Catch A Thief Happy Hour
Pre-Movie Happy Hour at Galapagos featuring $5 drafts!
Free movie in Brooklyn Bridge Park: To Catch A Thief
Movie starts at sundown
SyFy presents the 10th Anniversary of the Movies With A View series at Brooklyn Bridge Park.
This Thursday, stop by Galapagos beforehand to indulge in $5 drafts before heading down the block to see To Catch A Thief.
 Sunday, August 2nd
Doors - 7PM, Show - 8PM
$15
Storytellers and Songsmiths: Rob Kendt & Al Rose
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Galapagos Art Space hosts two literate musical storytellers: Brooklyn-based composer/lyricist Rob Kendt and Chicago-based singer/songwriter Al Rose.
Rob Kendt led the L.A.-based band Millhouse before striking out on his own with the discs I Hope It's Me (2002) and I'm Not Sentimental (2007). In the interim, he relocated to Brooklyn and has written music for such theatrical projects as An Appalachian Twelfth Night, The Devil & Tom Walker, The Strip, and an upcoming musical about B-movie auteur Ed Wood.
Al Rose was co-frontman of the Chicago-based band Buffalo Trout before he formed The Transcendos as the backing band for his prodigious solo songwriting career. Working with gifted co-producer and engineer Blaise Barton, Al has released five acclaimed discs: Information Overload (1994), Naked In A Trailer (1996), Pigeon's Throat (2000), Gravity Of Crow (2003) and My First Posthumous Release (2008).
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