Events for July 6th, 2008

International African Arts Festival

It’s four days of live music, spoken word, dance and fashion events, with plenty of entertainment for kids of all ages.

Brooklyn Indie Market

After a winter hiatus, the Brooklyn Indie Market is back for the summer season.

Shark Attack Sundays

Bondi Road - 153 Rivington St. - New York (Lower East Side)

Not a beach-party-gone-awry, but Bondi Road's Sunday booze-and-steak special

Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy

Metropolitan Museum of Art - Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street - New York

Power dressing at the Met

Afro-Punk Film Festival 2008

Afro-punk: a term applied to African-Americans and other people of color who are all about punk, from the music to the lifestyle.

Visas for Life: The Righteous and Honorable Diplomats

Organized through the Visas for Life Project, the exhibition explores the role played by a collection of remarkable diplomats in helping Jews and other refugees escape the terrors of the Nazi Holocaust (1933-1945).

Brooklyn Flea

Make sure to make Fort Greene brunch plans this weekend. Afterwards, you can hit up New York's latest flea market, Brooklyn Flea at Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School.

Ronnie Spector

McCarren Park Pool - 124 Bedford Ave. - Brooklyn (Williamsburg)

2 p.m.

The voice behind some of the greatest songs of the ‘60s, Ronnie Spector is also known for being the ex-wife of one of the craziest producers of the ‘60s.  While she did her best work during her time with Phil Spector (“Be My Baby” and “Walking in the Rain” among others), Ronnie...