We woke up bright and early and took the subway to Brooklyn for the
Flea Market. We were there a little early, so we took a little walk and stumbled into a beautiful farmer's market...

When we got back, the market was still being set up, but they allowed us in....
and it was well worth the two train rides in took to get there


A little limeade was needed for sustenance.

After a brief change of clothes,
We headed out from our hotel a little early for the matinee we were seeing, and happened
upon a multicultural parade on 6th avenue...

And then we headed over to the Jacob's Theatre to see God of Carnage-
the cast consisted of James Gandolfini, Marcia Gay Harden, Jeff Daniels and Hope Davis.
It was awesome!


After that, we climbed into a little pedi-cab and headed to Chelsea to see some stained glass in an antique store. While we were looking for the address, we ran right into another flea market, this one being held on the main floor of a parking garage (It's open every Saturday at 24th between 6th and 7th). It was as though the clouds parted in the heavens for me!

We walked a bit more and found a frozen yogurt shop called BerryWild (23rd and 5th). I had a banana and carribean coffee twist and I still haven't stopped talking about how good it was!
We took a cab back to Soho and looked for things to bring home for my kids. My daughter asked specifically for "articles of clothing" - so we headed to Lucky Kid... and got stuck there in a sunshower after we finally stopped carrying around our umbrellas.
Dinner at
Mercer Kitchen, which would've been a bit too trendy for me if we hadn't sat in the upstairs bar area.
Called it a night.