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To list your Jersey City event on the Calendar, please send an email to webmaster@destinationjerseycity.com with the name of the event, a brief description, the location and address, date, time, fee (if any) and contact information (phone number, email address and Web site).
May 13 - May 15
Art Classes at Hudson County Art Supply
7:00 to 9:00 pm. Art classes schedule for May 13 and 15:
May 13 - Drawing with live model (not nude). Supplies needed: Paper and desired medium.
May 15 - Painting (or drawing option). Bring an image you want to paint, or just paint a still life. Supplies needed: canvas or other surface, paint (acrylic or watercolor), brushes, palette, palette knife, and water cup.
Meet at Hudson County Art Supply before 7 and get 10% off supplies when you sign up for a class. Limited seating - come early.
201-414-0900
303 1st St
http://www.hudcoart.com/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 14
May 15
Jersey City Happy Hour for Young Professionals at L.I.T.M.
6:30 pm. L.I.T.M. is part restaurant, part bar, and part art gallery. While enjoying the art, and the conversations it is sure to drive, all will benefit from the drink and food specials that last until 8:00 pm. Whether this is your first event or your fifteenth, come on out to mix and mingle at this Hudson County Happy Hour.
Who should attend: single and married adults who are 21-39 years old.
What to expect: Our Happy Hours are very casual. There are no sign-in tables, no name tags, and no ice breakers. Expect people to walk up to you to introduce themselves and feel free to walk up to others who you do not know. Newbies are at EVERY NJYP event so if this is your first, you won't be alone.
Cost: No cover, but please RSVP on our web site. Email info@njyp.org with any questions.
201-536-5557
140 Newark Ave
http://njyp.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 15
Mapping SPRAWL: A Convergence of Art and Science at Jersey City Museum
6:00 pm. Join us and a panel of 4 experts as we explore how the work of an artist interfaces with science and serves to interpret important issues affecting New Jersey communities. Panelists include SPRAWL artist Hector Canonge, Dr. Richard G. Lathrop, Director of the Center for Remote Sensing and Spatial Analysis, CRSSA, at Rutgers University, Dr. John E. Hasse, sprawl expert and professor of geography at Rowan University, and Tim Evans, director of research at New Jersey Future. Free!
201-413-0303
350 Montgomery St
http://www.jerseycitymuseum.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 15 - May 19
Walk-in Wine Tastings at City Vino
5:00 to 11:00 pm. Starting in May, stop by every Monday and Thursday for FREE wine tastings. Every Thursday, we'll debut three select wines. They will also be discounted to drink by glass or take home by bottle.
May 15 & 19
* Quinta do Crasto Douro Red 2005
* Aresti Pinot Noir 2006
* Warwick Estate "Professor Black" Sauvignon Blanc 2006,
201-333-5520
35 Hudson St
http://cityvino.com/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 16
Antje Duvekot at the Brennan Coffee House
7:30 pm. Folk singer-songwriter Antje Duvekot performs at the historic Brennan Courthouse in Jersey City. At the end of the concert, audience members are invited to perform in an open mic session (5 minutes for each performer, sign-up sheet at the box office).
Tickets: $10 general admission, $5 senior citizens & students. Fresh-brewed house blend coffee and homemade desserts available before and during the show. Performer CDs for sale during the intermissions and after the show. BCH logo tee shirts are also for sale.
The Brennan Coffee House music series takes place in the Theodore Conrad Rotunda of the William J. Brennan Court House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Produced by the Hudson County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs/Tourism Development.
800-542-7894
583 Newark Ave
http://www.brennancoffeehouse.com
Directions: To here - From here
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May 16
Afternoon Delight: Jazz with The Don Carter Trio at Jersey City Museum
2:00 pm. The Jersey City Museum will host an afternoon Jazz Concert featuring The Don Carter Trio performing a mixture of songs - from be-bop to modern to classic.
Recording artist Don Carter has worked with jazz luminaries such as Lionel Hampton, Dizzy Gillespie, Ron Carter and Larry Young. He is an educator and a college professor of music and has done major concerts for TV and radio. Light refreshments will be served. The event is free and open to the public.
Afternoon Delight for Seniors is a monthly event aimed to please and appeal to the wise and worldly. This program features historians, lecturers, musicians, dancers, story-tellers and artists whose works and ideas appeal to folks of every age. Individuals and senior groups can call Jersey City Senior Affairs for transportation at 201-547-4361.
201-413-0303
350 Montgomery St
http://www.jerseycitymuseum.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 16
May 16
Bryan Beninghove - Experimental Jazz at Toy Eaters Studio
8:00 to 10:00 pm. For the second year in a row, "Home Field Advantage - Experimental Jazz in Jersey City" will present Jersey City-based musicians performing cutting-edge improvised music in their hometown every Friday in May. The festival will take place at Toy Eaters Studio, located at 143 Christopher Columbus Drive (one block west of the Grove Street PATH station).
Tonight's show features Jersey City resident and saxophonist Bryan Beninghove with Eyal Maoz on guitar and special guests. Bryan Beninghove is a tireless bandleader whose innovative projects span numerous genres.
Tickets: $12 general admission, $10 students and seniors; available at the door each performance evening. For more information, contact James Keepnews at jameskeepnews@yahoo.com.
212-353-6971
143 Christopher Columbus Dr
http://www.myspace.com/toyeaters
Directions: To here - From here
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May 17
Central Heights Tour
1:00 to 3:00 pm. Cost: $10.00 ($7.00 for seniors and students with current ID).
This tour will explore the history of the Central Avenue commercial district and the homes of the merchants on nearby Summit Avenue. It will conclude at Pershing Field, named for General "Black Jack" Pershing, Commander of the American Expeditionary Forces during the Great War.
Meet at the intersection of Bowers and Central Avenue by Capital One Bank. There is a municipal parking lot nearby.
For more information, contact Denis Doran at dgdoran91@comcast.net.
Bowers Ave & Central Ave
http://www.jclandmarks.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 17
The First Annual "Everything Jersey City" Festival
11:00 am to 6:00 pm. Fun for the whole family! The Everything Jersey City Festival is anticipated to welcome 5,000-10,000 people to Central Avenue, featuring:
* 2 stages of music and entertainment
* Rides and activities for the kids
* Demonstrations by local dance troupes, martial arts schools and public safety officials
* Hundreds of exhibitors, including local businesses, artists, crafters, non-profit/civic organizations and vendors from around New Jersey
The Everything Jersey City Festival will be a great opportunity for the entire Jersey City community to come together and enjoy a fun day with family, friends and neighbors. No admission will be charged, and local businesses, artists and organizations can exhibit at very reasonable introductory rates.
The festival is presented by Mayor Healy and the City of Jersey City Division of Cultural Affairs, hosted by Ward D Councilman Steve Lipski and Ward C Councilman Bill Gaughan, and organized by the Central Avenue SID Management Corp.
For details, updates and sponsorship information, visit www.jcheights.com.
http://www.jcheights.com/
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May 17
"Free to Be... You and Me": Theater at Attic Ensemble
TWO SHOWS ONLY: 11:00 am and 2:00 pm. Marlo Thomas conceived a children's book that, instead of telling boys and girls who they should be, would open them to the possibilities of who they could be. Life-enhancing themes are imaginatively blended with music and humor to expand children's personal horizons - enabling them to invent their own futures without limitation, while dispelling some old constraints and worn-out conventions in the process. Parents, teachers and other grown-up friends will delight in sharing this extraordinary and memorable experience with the children in their lives.
Suggested for grades K-4.
201-413-9200
83 Wayne St
http://www.atticensemble.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 17
May 18
Sunday Sampler: Local Color at the Jersey City Museum
2:00 pm. In honor of Historic Preservation Month, The Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy, The Jersey City Public Library and Jersey City Museum team up to present and preserve the colorful and engaging stories of our local neighborhoods. Refreshments will be served
Share your stories! Spearheaded by the Jersey City Museum and the Jersey City Public Library, this program will kick off a special year-long project of collecting and preserving local stories. The public is invited, as are groups who are interested in creating oral histories with their members. Information on how to conduct oral histories and sign up sheets for groups or individuals who wish to become part of the project will be available at the event.
201-413-0303
350 Montgomery St
http://www.jerseycitymuseum.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 19 - May 24
"Shop Local" in Jersey City and Save
Support local independent businesses in Jersey City and Hoboken. Stop by participating businesses and save with discounts, too!
Visit the web site for a list of participating businesses.
http://www.getouthudson.com/shoplocal/
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May 20
Tuesday Wine Tastings at City Vino
7:00 pm. Summer Whites.
*Broglia Gavi di Gavi La Meirana 2006 (Piemonte - Italy)
*Argiolas Costamolino Vermentino 2006 (Sardegna - Italy)
*Willamette Valley vineyards Pinot Gris 2006 (Willamette Valley - Oregon)
*S.A. Prum Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Kabinett 2004 (Mosel Valley - Germany)
*Sebastiani Chardonnay Sonoma County 2006(Sonoma - California)
Space is limited - reservations recommended. Each tasting is $39 or purchase the four tastings for $120.
201-333-5520
35 Hudson St
http://www.cityvino.com/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 21
May 22
Researching Home Histories
6:00 to 8:00 pm. Free!
Have you ever wanted to research the history of your home or learn more about other landmark properties in your neighborhood? This workshop will give you the tools to do so by teaching you the basics of research in the New Jersey Room of the Jersey City Free Public Library, a treasure trove of Jersey City history.
Co-sponsored by the Jersey City Free Public Library and the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy. Meet in the New Jersey Room on the 3rd floor of the Jersey City Free Public Library.
Registration is required as space is limited. To register, contact Cynthia Harris at 201-547-6961.
Jersey Ave & Montgomery St
http://www.jclandmarks.org
Directions: To here - From here
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May 23
May 23
Damian Catera - Experimental Jazz at Toy Eaters Studio
8:00 to 10:00 pm. For the second year in a row, "Home Field Advantage - Experimental Jazz in Jersey City" will present Jersey City-based musicians performing cutting-edge improvised music in their hometown every Friday in May. The festival will take place at Toy Eaters Studio, located at 143 Christopher Columbus Drive (one block west of the Grove Street PATH station).
Tonight's show features Jersey City resident and interactive guitarist Damian Catera with Michael Lopez on drums and spoken-word artist G. E. Schwartz on poetry and vocals. Damian Catera is an electroacoustic composer/improviser, sound installation and media artist.
Tickets: $12 general admission, $10 students and seniors; available at the door each performance evening. For more information, contact James Keepnews at jameskeepnews@yahoo.com.
212-353-6971
143 Christopher Columbus Dr
http://www.myspace.com/toyeaters
Directions: To here - From here
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May 28
8th Annual JCLC Preservation Awards
6:00 to 9:00 pm. At the Landmark Loew's Jersey Theatre, Journal Square (across from PATH). Cost per ticket: $25 at the lobby door.
The Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy will proudly present its 7th annual Preservation Awards Ceremony in honor of those who have significantly contributed to the preservation of Jersey City's architectural and cultural heritage. A tour of the historic Loew's Jersey Theatre will follow the ceremony. Refreshments will be served.
For more information, contact JCLC Board Member John Hallanan at jjhallanan@hotmail.com.
54 Journal Square
http://www.jclandmarks.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 30
Nate Wooley - Experimental Jazz at Toy Eaters Studio
8:00 to 10:00 pm. For the second year in a row, "Home Field Advantage - Experimental Jazz in Jersey City" will present Jersey City-based musicians performing cutting-edge improvised music in their hometown every Friday in May. The festival will take place at Toy Eaters Studio, located at 143 Christopher Columbus Drive (one block west of the Grove Street PATH station).
Tonight's show features Jersey City resident and trumpeter Nate Wooley with Chris Speed on tenor saxophone and clarinet, Reuben Radding on bass and Harris Eisenstadt on drums. Nate Wooley's experimentation on the trumpet has led to him being labeled "exquisitely hostile" by the Italian magazine Touching Extremes.
Tickets: $12 general admission, $10 students and seniors; available at the door each performance evening. For more information, contact James Keepnews at jameskeepnews@yahoo.com.
212-353-6971
143 Christopher Columbus Dr
http://www.myspace.com/toyeaters
Directions: To here - From here
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May 31
"Journal Square Through Time" Tour
1:oo to 5:00 pm. Cost: $5 ($3 for seniors and students with current ID). Proceeds will help support SAVE.
SAVE (Sustaining Architectural Vitality in the Environment) presents a one-of-a-kind student-led walking tour of the landmarks that grace the rapidly changing Journal Square area. This year, tour-goers will be taken through restored movie palaces, opulent houses of worship and streetscapes lined with Indian eateries, stores and temples, as well as the newly redeveloped American Can Company (CANCO). Journal Square as it used to be - long-gone shops, restaurants, banks - will be conjured from the past through lectures and pictures.
Meet at the Journal Square PATH Transportation Center, Upper Mezzanine Level (by Duane Reade). Rain or shine!
For more information, contact SAVE at youngpreservationists@gmail.com.
Journal Square
http://www.jclandmarks.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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May 31
Lafayette History Festival & Tour
11:45 am to 3:00 pm. FREE event co-sponsored by the Communipaw Avenue Block Association, the Afro-American Historical Society Museum and the City of Jersey City.
Discover New Jersey's rich Dutch heritage through iconic landmarks like the former Lafayette Dutch Reformed Church and the "House of the Four Chimneys" mural inside the art deco-designed Provident Bank; explore the distinct vernacular architectural landscape of Lafayette, a largely intact mid-19th century industrial neighborhood where the names of African-American legends like Dr. George E. Cannon and Dr. Lena Edwards come to life.
Opening reception at 11:45 am at the Rev. Dr. Ercel F. Webb Park, intersection of Van Horne and Lafayette Streets. Guided walking tour starts at 12:00 pm sharp and concludes at 2:00 pm. Buses staffed with JCLC docents will be available for the duration of the tour.
Closing ceremony from 2:00 to 3:00 pm at Monumental Baptist Church, directly across from Webb Park. Historical displays and informational tables will be set up for the enjoyment of visitors. All events are free.
Meet at the Rev. Dr. Ercel F. Webb Park, intersection of Van Horne and Lafayette Streets. Rain or shine! For more information, contact Rosalyn Brown at commblock@msn.com.
Van Horne St & Lafayette St
http://www.jclandmarks.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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June 4 - August 31
Hamilton Park Farmers Market
This year's Farmers Market will begin Wednesday, June 4 and run through the fall. Farmer Len from Upper Meadows Farm in Montague, NJ will have a large variety of beef, berries, eggs, flowers, herbs, pork, poultry, vegetables, heritage apple and pear varieties, and heirloom tomatoes. Upper Meadows Farm has fully integrated certified organic pasture raised livestock and more than 100 varieties of vegetables and flowers.
Several other vendors will also be added. To volunteer with the Farmers Market, please email hpnajc@gmail.com.
201-222-9070
8th St and Jersey Ave
http://www.hamiltonpark.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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June 6
Kick Off the Summer with JC Fridays!
JC Fridays, Jersey City's acclaimed city-wide celebration of arts and culture, returns for its 3-year anniversary with more than 40 events happening all over the city - ranging from art exhibitions and live music to fashion shows and film screenings.
All events are free and open to the public. Pick up a JC Fridays Guide at a participating venue or visit the Web site for a complete list of events, a map of all event locations, and more details on which events are barrier-free and family-friendly.
http://www.jcfridays.com/
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June 6
I Love Jersey City: Open Call for Submissions from Jersey City Museum
What does Jersey City mean to you? Jersey City Museum invites the public to send its 4 x 6 inch images of Jersey City for an exhibition at the museum. Please send printed 4 x 6 inch images in any color, in horizontal or vertical format. These photographs will be compiled and installed on a museum wall in order to create a large-scale collage about images of our beloved Jersey City taken by its own citizens.
All submissions must be received via regular mail by June 6, 2008.
Images will be on display at the Jersey City Museum June 25 - September 14, 2008.
Opening reception: Thursday, July 24, 2008.
201-413-0303
350 Montgomery St
http://www.jerseycitymuseum.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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June 7
Attic Ensemble Presents: "Saturday Night Stand-up"
Performances at 8:00 and 11:00 pm. The Attic Ensemble, Theater for a New Jersey City will present Saturday Night Stand-up, an evening of comedy featuring nationally known comedians Julie Goldman and Rachel Feinstein. The evening is a fundraiser for the Attic Ensemble, which is entering its 38th season of producing live theater in Jersey City. Jersey City's own Bill Graber, a popular stand-up comedian, will host the festivities.
The evening will feature a silent auction and raffle prizes donated by local merchants. Refreshments will be available for purchase. Tickets are $20.00 and can be charged online at www.brownpapertickets.com.
201-413-9200
83 Wayne St
http://www.atticensemble.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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June 8
Jersey City Cultural Arts Festival
1:00 to 7:00 pm, CRRNJ Terminal, Liberty State Park. Jersey City's annual cultural arts festival. The day includes cultural events, artists, craftspeople and a variety of ethnic foods.
Volunteers needed for the Liberty Humane Society (visit www.libertyhumane.org for more information).
Morris Pesin Drive
http://www.cityofjerseycity.com/
Directions: To here - From here
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June 14
23rd Annual Hamilton Park Festival
11:00 am to 5:00 pm (rain date: Sunday, June 15).
Entertainment for the festival:
* The Black Hollies
* All You Horseriders
* NBK & Raw ElementZ (Break Dancing)
* The Lonesome Prairie Dogs
* The Bryan Beninghove Collective
* The Nobuki Takamen Trio
McWilliams Place
http://www.hamiltonpark.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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June 20
David Wilcox at the Brennan Coffee House
7:30 pm. Singer-songwriter David Wilcox performs at the historic Brennan Courthouse in Jersey City. At the end of the concert, audience members are invited to perform in an open mic session (5 minutes for each performer, sign-up sheet at the box office).
Tickets: $10 general admission, $5 senior citizens & students. Fresh-brewed house blend coffee and homemade desserts available before and during the show. Performer CDs for sale during the intermissions and after the show. BCH logo tee shirts are also for sale.
The Brennan Coffee House music series takes place in the Theodore Conrad Rotunda of the William J. Brennan Court House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Produced by the Hudson County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs/Tourism Development.
800-542-7894
583 Newark Ave
http://www.brennancoffeehouse.com/
Directions: To here - From here
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June 25 - September 14
"I Love Jersey City": Exhibition at Jersey City Museum
Images of Jersey City created by residents will be on display at the Jersey City Museum in a large-scale collage.
Opening reception: Thursday, July 24, 2008.
201-413-0303
350 Montgomery St
http://www.jerseycitymuseum.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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July 19
Liberty Humane Society Fundraiser with the Newark Bears
What better way to spend time with your pooch than at a local baseball game? LHS will host a fundraising event with the Newark Bears. Come out and see a game and bring your dog along too!
For more information, please contact Janet Russell, Director of Development at janetrussell71@yahoo.com.
201-547-4147
235 Jersey City Blvd
http://www.libertyhumane.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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August 8 - August 10
3-Day "All Points West" Music & Arts Festival at Liberty State Park
Radiohead will headline on Friday & Saturday, August 8 & 9; Jack Johnson headlines on Sunday, August 10.
Other performers include Underworld, Kings of Leon, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Cat Power, The Roots, The New Pornographers, Youssou N'Dour, Animal Collective, Andrew Bird, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Metric, CSS, Girl Talk, Chromeo, The Go! Team, Amadou & Mariam, The Black Angels, Sia, The Felice Brothers, K'Naan, Jason Isbell, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Alberta Cross, The Virgins, Black Kids, Mates of State, Duffy, Forro in the Dark, Nicole Atkins, Juana Molina, Little Brother, Rogue Wave, Neil Halstead and Your Vegas.
Tickets are $89 for single days, $258 for a three-day pass. Tickets go on sale Feb. 29 at noon via ticketmaster.com. Some proceeds will benefit Friends of Liberty State Park, a volunteer open-space advocacy organization.
The festival's name is inspired by the area's rich history, particularly the Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal located on the festival site, where many arriving immigrants boarded trains for "all points west."
Liberty State Park is accessible by car and public transportation. In an effort to cut down on traffic, on-site parking will be reserved for car-poolers only. Check www.apwfestival.com for more information and updates.
By Car - Take the NJ Turnpike to exit 14B. Follow the signs into the park.
Public Transportation from the Hoboken Train Terminal - From the Hoboken Train Terminal, take the Bergen-Hudson Lightrail to the Liberty State Park Station. Park Shuttle NJ Transit 305 will then bring you to various locations in the park. The shuttle is accessible for persons with disabilities.
From NY Via Train - Take the PATH to the Hoboken Train Terminal. Then follow directions above from the Hoboken Train Terminal.
From NY Via Ferry - From the North Cove Marina, directly in front of the World Financial Center, take the Water Taxi to the Liberty Landing Marina which is located in Liberty State Park.
201-915-3440
Morris Pesin Drive
http://www.apwfestival.com
Directions: To here - From here
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August 23
8th Annual Jersey City LGBT Pride Festival
1:00 - 8:00 pm. This year's theme: "Keeping the Vision Alive." Stay tuned for more details or contact Pride Festival Director Paul Mendoza at pride@jclgo.org for more information.
http://www.jclgo.org/
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August 24
"SPRAWL": Art Exhibition at the Jersey City Museum Closes
On August 24, 2008, the Jersey City Museum "SPRAWL" exhibition will end. SPRAWL deals with themes of suburban growth in New Jersey.
201-413-0303
350 Montgomery St
http://www.jerseycitymuseum.org/
Directions: To here - From here
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September 19
Jesse Winchester at the Brennan Coffee House
7:30 pm. Singer-songwriter Jesse Winchester performs at the historic Brennan Courthouse in Jersey City. At the end of the concert, audience members are invited to perform in an open mic session (5 minutes for each performer, sign-up sheet at the box office).
Tickets: $10 general admission, $5 senior citizens & students. Fresh-brewed house blend coffee and homemade desserts available before and during the show. Performer CDs for sale during the intermissions and after the show. BCH logo tee shirts are also for sale.
The Brennan Coffee House music series takes place in the Theodore Conrad Rotunda of the William J. Brennan Court House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Produced by the Hudson County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs/Tourism Development.
800-542-7894
583 Newark Ave
http://www.brennancoffeehouse.com/
Directions: To here - From here
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September 21
October 17
Maria Sangiolo with Chrissy Roberts at the Brennan Coffee House
7:30 pm. Acoustic folk musician Maria Sangiolo performs at the historic Brennan Courthouse in Jersey City. Opening act: Chrissy Roberts. At the end of the concert, audience members are invited to perform in an open mic session (5 minutes for each performer, sign-up sheet at the box office).
Tickets: $10 general admission, $5 senior citizens & students. Fresh-brewed house blend coffee and homemade desserts available before and during the show. Performer CDs for sale during the intermissions and after the show. BCH logo tee shirts are also for sale.
The Brennan Coffee House music series takes place in the Theodore Conrad Rotunda of the William J. Brennan Court House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Produced by the Hudson County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs/Tourism Development.
800-542-7894
583 Newark Ave
http://www.brennancoffeehouse.com/
Directions: To here - From here
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November 21
Richard Shindell at the Brennan Coffee House
7:30 pm. Singer-songwriter Richard Shindell (of Cry Cry Cry) performs at the historic Brennan Courthouse in Jersey City. At the end of the concert, audience members are invited to perform in an open mic session (5 minutes for each performer, sign-up sheet at the box office).
Tickets: $10 general admission, $5 senior citizens & students. Fresh-brewed house blend coffee and homemade desserts available before and during the show. Performer CDs for sale during the intermissions and after the show. BCH logo tee shirts are also for sale.
The Brennan Coffee House music series takes place in the Theodore Conrad Rotunda of the William J. Brennan Court House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Produced by the Hudson County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs/Tourism Development.
800-542-7894
583 Newark Ave
http://www.brennancoffeehouse.com/
Directions: To here - From here
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