Art Shows / Events

Awesome Kongs, an art show featuring custom Boundless Brooklyn mailbox kits.  Curated by IN PRIME WE TRUST. Opening reception, Friday, October, 7 (7:00-9:00pm).Show runs from Oct. 7th - 30th.

Look out for the Grumpy Bert and Lost Lit booth at this year's Atlantic Antic.  We're going to have a (not so) secret pet pop-up from 12pm-6pm. We'll be located right around the corner from our shop by Investors Bank on Atlantic and Bond. Come and meet some of our furry friends. In addition, we'll have some grumpy goods including a live Boundless Brooklyn demo with artist DINKC.

Adrian K and Grumpy Bert Present:  The Sketchbook Sessions7:00-9:00pm, Wednesday, October 12th @ Grumpy Bert $10 suggested donation.  Please RSVP via email at bert@grumpybert.com Create, Inspire, CollabJoin us for a unique artist's meet up at Grumpy Bert in Brooklyn. Get ready for a collaborative and creative night-- the first hour will be a laid back meet and greet with other artists to share work and talk about ideas and art. The second hour will be a life drawing class, complete with a live model. Artists can work in any medium, make sure to bring your own supplies and your sketchbook! The Sketchbook...

Lost in SpaceTuesday, September 13, 7:30-9:00pmGrumpy Bert 82 Bond St. Brooklyn, NY 11217 Come and get lost with us as we travel through space and time for an out of this world discussion. Please join Miriam Kramer (Senior Space Reporter | Mashable) in conversation with Caleb Scharf author of The Copernicus Complex (Director of Astrobiology | Columbia University) as they make outer space more assessable and grounded for us earthlings. Free (donations appreciated).  Seating is super limited, please come early. THIS IS AN OFFICIAL 2016 BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL EVENT.

Lost Lit presents:Asian Americans in Publishing: The Invisible MinoritiesMonday, September 12, 7:30-9:00pmGrumpy Bert 82 Bond St. Brooklyn, NY 11217Marie Myung-Ok Lee (Writer), Leland Cheuk (Writer), Emi Ikkanda (Senior Editor at Spiegel and Grau) and Ayesha Pande (Literary Agent of Ayesha Pande Literary), with Ed Lin (Writer) moderating, will give a panel talk on the topic of Asian Americans in publishing. They will tackle the question of invisibility, how positive stereotypes like the model minority are still harmful and who is supporting who when it comes to Asian American stories.  For more info on the panelists, please visit Lost Lit's website. Free...