http://www.williamhogeland.com.
Saturday
June 5
Tower two-fer
Call it a hipster’s paradise in Brooklyn Heights! More than 60 local works of art will be on display at Cadman Towers — an apartment complex-gone-studio — along with the facility’s version of a garage sale. It’s the perfect opportunity to ponder the urban art scene, all while sporting those rad skinny jeans and scarves you found.
Noon-6 pm. Art show and garage sale at Cadman Towers [101 Clark St. at Monroe Place in Brooklyn Heights, (718) 522-1900]. Free.
Sunday
June 6
Playground: Brooklyn
Sure, you’ve had fun on the monkey bars, but have you ever tried surviving a live zombie outbreak, engaged in a battle for Prospect Park and finished a scavenger hunt in one day? With games and activities galore, the “Come Out and Play” festival promises to please all-ages (it’s got drinking games, too!), so head to the Brooklyn Lyceum today and sign up for dozens of events.
9:30 am–6 pm. “Come Out and Play” at Brooklyn Lyceum [227 Fourth Ave. at President Street in Park Slope, (718) 857-4816]. Free. For info and a list of games, visit http://www.comeoutandplay.org.
Wednesday
June 9
Celebrate Norah
You’ve heard all our talk about Norah Jones’s window war with the neighbors — but now we finally get a chance to appreciate the girl’s pipes. Celebrate Brooklyn opens tonight, and silky-smooth Jones is the headliner. She may not be the best at community relations, but a free concert goes a long way towards soothing any lingering hurt.
7 pm. Norah Jones at the Prospect Park band shell (Enter park at Prospect Park West and Ninth Street in Prospect Park). Free. For info, visit http://www.briconline.org/celebrate.
Thursday
June 10
Become a Hack!
It’s like a live-action episode of “The Office,” except everyone’s a bit, well, geekier. “Hack! An I.T. Spaghetti Western” features our own Impetuous Theater Group in a slapstick comedy about computer nerds and their daily dealings (and dramas) as employees at a Hedge fund. Mainframe encryption decoder not required.
7 pm. “Hack!” at Brick Theater [575 Metropolitan Ave. at Lorimer Street in Williamsburg, (718) 907-6189]. Tickets are $15. For info, visit http://www.bricktheater.com.