Listen for the Birds of Brooklyn at beautiful Willowtown Gardens –  located in right in heart of Brooklyn Heights at 72 Joralemon Street.

Hear the Birds of Brooklyn at Ecoartspace: 53 Mercer Street, 3rd floor, NYC from December 4th – 12th, noon to 6pm. Support Ecoartspace by purchasing one of the many amazing drawings on view!

When walking down Flatbush Avenue from the Nevins subway stop, you might hear the sounds of Brooklyn birds over the din of truck and car traffic. Or if you happen to be visiting one of the many excellent businesses at the Metropolitan Exchange building, located at 33 Flatbush Avenue , take a moment to LISTEN to the Birds of Brooklyn!

The Birds of Brooklyn was featured on ABC 7 News with Lauren Glassberg on October 13, 2010 and in the NY Daily News on October 12, 2010.

LAVA is now home to a new kind of performance — the Birds of Brooklyn! Students of this unique acrobatic and dance studio can LISTEN for the birds and so can you when you walk by 524 Bergen Street.

LISTEN for the Birds of Brooklyn at one of the friendliest places in Crown Heights, the Breukelen Coffee House at 764A Franklin Avenue.

Visit a new Birds of Brooklyn host site at Mile End, a Montreal Jewish delicatessen located at 97A Hoyt Street in Boerum Hill.

Brooklyn Design Lab at 413 7th Avenue in Park Slope is now a Birds of Brooklyn host site. Kids enrolled in the Lab’s excellent art and design classes will hear the Birds of Brooklyn when they arrive, but if you happen to be walking down 7th Avenue, please take a moment to LISTEN for the Birds of Brooklyn.

The Monti Building at 925 Bergen Street in Prospect Heights is now a Birds of Brooklyn host site. This “green ” building, with a solar array and green roof, houses small businesses including artists, architects, software designers, and kale chip makers.

If you are in the neighborhood, please take a moment to LISTEN for the Birds of Brooklyn.

Sweet Melissa’s Patisserie at 276 Court Street in Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens is now a Birds of Brooklyn host site. If you are in the neighborhood, please take a moment to LISTEN for the Birds of Brooklyn.