2 Feb 2012
Brooklyn has one more notable performance venue, and the programmers of ISSUE, among the most imaginative in New York, are poised to take advantage of it.
The reviews are still rolling in, but by all account Gaudeamus Muziekweek was a huge success. Check out some of the photos after the jump, and let us know which ones are your favorites. Without the support of you (our audience) we wouldn’t have been able to hold such a successful first weekend in our new home – but what really makes this all happen is the ongoing commitment of our members. We’ve added new benefits to our membership program for 2012, including the Jonathan Kane’s February Live at ISSUE Project Room CD and invitations to private events with artists in our community. So become a member today!
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