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The owners say it's time to move on.
The owners say it's time to move on.
Spring is traditionally a time of rebirth, but here in Bushwick, we’re seeing a whole lot of the opposite. As of April 30, you will have to say goodbye to a mainstay of the Bushwick Brunch Diet, Cafe Ghia.
Co-owners Anna D’Agrosa and Scott McGibney announced the closure in a heartfelt letter (below and on Facebook).
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On Stage
Broadway Baddies, a monthly Broadway-inspired drag show co-hosted by Thee Suburbia and ZaZa Opulence, returns to All Night Skate at 54 Rockaway Avenue in Bed-Stuy on November 17 for an edition titled SOME LIKE IT HAUTE!
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