Multimedia storytelling company Pop-Up Magazine takes to the streets. Walk, listen, read, and immerse yourself in a series of story installations that unfold across Fort Greene. The boundary-pushing work mixes journalism, storytelling, and art to create a unique theatrical experience.

Specifically designed to meet all social distancing, health, and safety requirements, get started by picking up a map at the BAM Fisher lobby (321 Ashland Place), or use the digital map to explore the Sidewalk Issue in Fort Greene.

Tip: Break into your change jar before you set off.

Ways to see a Jellyfish
Polonsky Shakespeare Center, Home of Theatre for a New Audience
262 Ashland Place
Look in the window and scan the QR code to listen.

Who Taught You to Love?
BRIC, 647 Fulton St.,
Yellow newspaper box; pop in four quarters.

Forward Rhythm
Douglas Elliman, 664 Fulton Street,
Photo mural

Mike, Bicycle
David Byrne Bike Racks outside the BAM Peter Jay Sharp Building, 30 Lafayette Ave.
Yellow bicycle; scan the QR code to hear its story.

Work/Life
Mark Morris Dance Center, Rockwell Place Wall
Wall-sized comic

Where Do We Go From Here?
Mark Morris Dance Center, 3 Lafayette Ave
Yellow art-dispensing machine; insert $0.50 to take home some art.

Arturo Tacombi
25 Lafayette Ave.
Take-out menu