By Drew Grant 2/02/12 4:30pm

3rd Ward

3rdWard's Food Incubator

3rd Ward Adds a Culinary Incubator So Everyone Can Know if Their Chicken was Happy

Brooklyn’s 3rd Ward is a great place to take classes on art, sculpture, and hipsterdom. Where else can you drink PBR while drawing nudes, with the only cost being a basic membership fee of $129 a year (not including classes)?

But in addition to woodworking and jewelry-making, 3rd Ward is now offering a new opportunity for young 20-somethings with too much money and time on their hands: a “Culinary Incubator,” which will teach classes on asking a waiter with the proper amount of condescension: “But were all the ingredients grown locally?” Read More

By Leon Neyfakh 7/03/10 5:49pm

3rd Ward Art Collective Gets the Times Treatment

3rd Ward, the arts collective in Brooklyn, is celebrated in the Times‘s art section as a “D.I.Y. utopia” with a piece detailing how the organization, now four years old, has managed to thrive at a time when any reasonable person might have expected it to crumple. Facilities at 3rd Ward, which counts primarily freelancers as Read More