Our pal Jon Beacham has moved Hermitage from Beacon to Brooklyn. Please help him break in the new space at the Opening Reception Saturday November 7th from 6-9 pm. There will be new books for sale, cool people, and a surprise film screening.
Directions:
-By subway, take the L train to the Grand St. stop (4th stop into Brooklyn).
-You will exit the station at the intersection of Grand St & Bushwick Ave.
-Head down Grand St. in the direction of the large school on the corner,
this is away from the business district.
-Walk 3 minutes and take the first right on Waterbury St.
-Walk 3 short blocks and take a left on Meadow St.
-Hermitage is located at the end of the first block in the building on the corner
of the left hand side of the street.
-Enter the building and go to the 3rd floor where you will easily find your way.
35 Meadow Street Suite 307
Brooklyn NY 11206
347-422-0395
www.hermitagebeacon.com
-By subway, take the L train to the Grand St. stop (4th stop into Brooklyn).
-You will exit the station at the intersection of Grand St & Bushwick Ave.
-Head down Grand St. in the direction of the large school on the corner,
this is away from the business district.
-Walk 3 minutes and take the first right on Waterbury St.
-Walk 3 short blocks and take a left on Meadow St.
-Hermitage is located at the end of the first block in the building on the corner
of the left hand side of the street.
-Enter the building and go to the 3rd floor where you will easily find your way.
35 Meadow Street Suite 307
Brooklyn NY 11206
347-422-0395
www.hermitagebeacon.com
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