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Sunday Art Hang

Umbra, February 9th, 2025 7-11 PM

Working Artist

09 Feb 2025 — 1 min read

Sunday Art Hang is a Brooklyn-based creative hang that invites musicians and visual artists to come together, improvise, and co-create. Hosted by our most recent interviewee Natie, we’re grateful to the Hang for featuring Working Artist Mag this month! We’ll be posted at the mezzanine upstairs all night, so come chat with us about making a living as an artist in the city and how to make connections that feed your ambitions. You can link with us to be featured in a future interview, join the community, share your story in real-time, and/or simply enjoy the music. XO

Sunday, February 9th, 7-11PM

785 Hart Street, Brooklyn, NY

NO COVER

Music begins at 8PM

Open jam at 9PM

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