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Tonight: two ways to have fun for free

Brave New World's porch-front production of To Kill a Mockingbird in 2005.

If you’ve never been to an outdoor show by the Brave New World Repertory Theater, you’re missing out on one of those only-in-Brooklyn nights—the plays are staged on the porch of a house on Westminster Road in Ditmas Park, and the audience sits in lawn chairs in the street. Tonight’s show is Carson McCuller’s The Member of the Wedding, a coming of age story about a 12-year-old tomboy set in midcentury Georgia. There’s another performance next week in Red Hook as well. 303 Westminster, between Beverley and Cortelyou, 7 to 9 (but get there by 6:30 to get a seat.) Also: Wednesday, August 12, Cabrini Green Urban Meadow, on the corner of President and Van Brunt streets.

Also tonight: First Thursdays in Dumbo, when galleries are open from 5:30 to 8:30p.m. on the first Thursday of the month, with special receptions (generally: free wine) and various festivities at local restaurants and bars. Here’s the full gallery list.

Faye :Faye Penn is the founder of Brokelyn and publisher of the Brooklyn and Queens Beer Books, the Brooklyn Cocktail Book and other stuff you ain't seen yet. She lives in Ditmas Park. Get at her at brokelyn@gmail.com

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