The Summer Beer Wine And Spirits Fest comes to the historic Intrepid Museum on Friday, August 8, pouring more than 100 styles of beer, wine, and sprits from producers near and far! It’s a perfect chance to hang with friends and chat with brewers, sommeliers, and master distillers about the craft behind your next favorite go-to pours.

Guests can enjoy unlimited samples all night, plus live entertainment, interactive games, and access to food available for purchase from Chavas Empanadas, Mozzarepas, and Taste of Poland.

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Intrepid Summer Beer Wine and Spirits Fest
Friday, August 8
6:30-10pm

The Intrepid Museum
Pier 86, W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

21+ Only

Participating Vendors:
3 BR Distillery
902 Brewing Co.
Atomic Dog Cider
Booz Box
Brockton Beer
Bronx Bull Bourbon
California Wines
Cigar City
Condesa Gin
Cyrenity Sips
Dirty Water
Do Good Spirits
Drink Juan Please
Fort Hamilton
Frisky Whiskey
Gorgée D’Art
Halftone Spirits
Hiatus Tequila
Hokkaido Beer
Manor Sangria
Orchard Hill Cider
Oskar Blues
OVO Vodka
Owl’s Brew
Piñaq
Profanity Wine
Quintisential Brands
Railroad Distillery
Reif Rum
Root Out Whiskey
Shoe Crazy Wine
Spy Trail Distillery
The Original Pickle Shot
The Wine Corp
Tornabene Wine
Weegmüller Wine
Whiskey Library
Wine 2 Wine
And more added daily!

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The number-one song of the land in the summer of 1995 was a meaningful gem from a trio called TLC. Party Like It’s 1999: Don’t Go Chasing Waterfalls Edition will mark that 30th anniversary by giving you double shots of T-Boz, Chilli and Left Eye all night long. Plus DJ Steve will also serve up our usual mix of the best rock, pop, R&B, hip-hop and dance tunes from the 1990s and 2000s!

Unhitch that overall strap, lace up your Docs, tie that flannel around your waist, put on some frosted lip gloss and set your VCR to record Dawson’s Creek and Gilmore Girls — Party Like it’s 1999 is Brooklyn’s best 1990s and 2000s dance party where you’ll shake it to the best pop, rock, hip hop and R&B jams all night long!

Party Like It’s 1999: Don’t Go Chasing Waterfalls Edition
Saturday, August 9 10:30pm – 3:30 am

Littlefield
635 Sackett Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
• R to Union Street, then
one block to Sackett Street
• 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q to
Atlantic Avenue or Pacific Street. 9 blocks south to Sackett Street

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Theatre for a New Audience is proud to celebrate its 46th season: David Eldridge’s new version of Henrik Ibsen’s The Wild Duck, directed by Simon Godwin; William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Coriolanus, directed by Ash K. Tata; and Teatro La Plaza’s Hamlet, inspired by Shakespeare’s play, performed in Spanish with projected English translation, written and directed by Chela De Ferrari.

If you subscribe to our 25/26 season by August 11, you can take advantage of exclusive early-bird pricing. You’ll receive tickets for all three shows at just $55 each (regularly $95), a savings of 42% off the full ticket price, while enjoying exclusive benefits like priority booking, flexible ticket exchanges, discounted guest tickets (Early Bird Special: $40 per ticket (regularly $60 per ticket)), and more. Two-play and four-ticket Flex Pass packages are also available.

We invite you to join us at our home, Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn, for our extraordinary upcoming season.

GET TICKETS AT TFANA.ORG

Polonsky Shakespeare Center: 262 Ashland Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217

Contact the Box Office at 646-553-3880 or tickets@TFANA.org. Summer Box Office hours are Monday–Thursday, 1–6pm, Friday, 12PM-3PM; Saturday and Sunday closed.

A $10 convenience fee is added to all season subscription packages. This fee covers all transactions associated with the subscription during the 2025-2026 season.

Face masks are encouraged, but not required.
Click here to learn more about our ticket and venue policies.

Design by Paul Davis Studio / Paige Restaino

Deloitte is the 2025-2026 Season Sponsor.
Principal support for Theatre for a New Audience’s season and programs is provided by Alan Beller and Stephanie Neville, The Jerome and Marlène Brody Foundation, Robert E. Buckholz and Lizanne Fontaine, Constance Christensen, The Hearst Foundations, the Howard Gilman Foundation, the Jerome L. Greene Foundation Fund at the New York Community Trust, The Polonsky Foundation, The SHS Foundation, The Shubert Foundation, and The Thompson Family Foundation.

Theatre for a New Audience’s season and programs are also made possible, in part, with public funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities; Shakespeare in American Communities, a program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest; the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature; and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

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