1st Thursdays DUMBO Gallery Walk (03Dec2009)
December 2nd, 2009

A festive occasion each month for art lovers. A chance to visit many quality galleries at night in the Dumbo Historic District – galleries showing works from artists of many disciplines, especially photography, while hosting receptions, producing live music performances and curator/artist talks among other highlights.
Let’s not forget the incredible views you can enjoy as you walk from one gallery to the next and the local drink specials afterward. Most of the art is for sale. Printed maps and 1st Thursday cards are available on-site.
Participating galleries may vary each month. For more information contact Zannah Mass at zannah@twotrees-dumbo.com or 718-222-2500 x38.
Check gallery websites for updates.
A.I.R. Gallery, 111 Front St., Suite 228
Amos Eno Gallery, 111 Front St., Suite 202
Bose Pacia, 163 Plymouth St.
Brooklyn Art Project, 5 Front St.
Brooklyn Arts Council, 111 Front St., Suite 218
Caption Gallery, 55 Washington St., Suite 802
Central Booking, 111 Front St., Suite 214
DUMBO Arts Center, 30 Washington St.
Farmani Gallery, 111 Front St., Suite 212
Giacobetti Paul Gallery, 111 Front St., Suite 220
Henry Gregg Gallery, 111 Front St., Suite 226
Klompching Gallery, 111 Front St.
Kris Graves Gallery, 111 Front St., Suite 224
Magasin Totale, 10 Jay St., Suite 724
Melville House, 145 Plymouth St.
Mighty Tanaka Gallery, 68 Jay St., Suite 416
Pochron Studios, 20 Jay St.
Possible Projects, 68 Jay St., #510
Powerhouse Books & Powerhouse Arena, 37 Main St.
Rabbithole Studio, 33 Washington St.
Randall Scott Gallery, 111 Front St., Suite 204
Smack Mellon, 93 Plymouth St. @ Washington Street
Spring, 126a Front St.
Umbrage Gallery, 111 Front St.
VII Photo, 28 Jay St.
Watermill Brooklyn Gallery, 55 Washington Street, Suite 216
Dewey’s Candy Leases Space in Dumbo
December 1st, 2009
Brooklyn Daily Eagle reports that a new candy store is expected to open in Dumbo on the corner of Front and Pearl Streets at 141 Front Street. Chatov LLC, the owner of the building (68 Jay Street) signed a 5 year lease for the 900 sq ft of retail space to Proprietor Alison Dewey Oblonsky. Brooklyn Eagle writes:
Oblonsky told Schwimmer the store’s name, Dewey’s Candy, comes from the nickname given her by her father when she was 2 years old. The name is still endearingly used by many of her friends and family, and she wants to dedicate the store in memory of her dad, Freddy O, who shared his passion for candy with his little girl… In addition to nostalgic candies, the store will offer assortments and gift items, as well as private event party space for children and adults.
Ms. Oblonsky commented on the new space: “I am looking to create a new space in DUMBO that will invite customers to stop in and buy their favorite childhood candies, while also creating a child-friendly and welcoming atmosphere. With today’s challenging economy, nothing makes people smile more than a stroll back through time with some of their favorite childhood treats.” Good news for those with a sweet tooth in Dumbo!
eyedrop optique Opens in Dumbo
December 1st, 2009
We previously reported about eyedrop optique, an optical shop that stocks designer eyeglasses, contact lenses, frames, and eyewear. It opened over the weekend at 84 Front Street. They will be a full service optometry shop that will also offer eye exams. Please welcome Dr. Rob Ancona and eyedrop to Dumbo!
eyedrop optique
Dr. Robert J Ancona
84 Front Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Tel: 718-422-7800
Store hours:
Mon 10-7
Tue Wed 10-6
Thur 10-8
Fri 9-6
Sat 10-5
Sun 11-5


