The History of Concrete
Thursday, October 8, 2026 · 9:15 PM · Nitehawk Cinema Prospect Park, Brooklyn
This one has already happened.
The Venue
Nitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
188 Prospect Park W
One of the oldest buildings in New York to have continuously housed a movie theater, opened in August 1928 as the Sanders Theatre with a single screen and 1,581 seats.
Tickets
This performance has passed
Nothing else is on the books at Nitehawk Cinema Prospect Park.
Shape The Night
Before
Purity DinerA long narrow diner on Seventh Avenue with a counter down one side and booths down the other, doing eggs all day and a dinner menu nobody orders from at breakfast. The prices sit below everything else on the avenue. It opens at eight every morning and runs to ten on weekdays, which almost nothing else in Park Slope does.
9:15 PM · The History of Concrete
After
HalyardsA bar on Third Avenue at 6th Street with a pool table, a dartboard and sidewalk seats. Its own site describes it as a neighborhood bar among the gritty Gowanus industrial streets, which is accurate and also the whole pitch. The kitchen does toasted cheese sandwiches and not much more.