09/27/2026
It’s called A Brooklyn Dream. A FEVER dream is more like it.
The Brooklyn Pop, in Industry City, is a wild, immersive, powerful jump into the mind of it’s creator, Kaves, both into his family memories of a life lived in the fuggedaboutit-borrough and the pop culture that reflected his world. Now add a performance layer on top of it — filled with Streisand and Jackie Robinson impersonators, a Ralph Kramden, and figures from Kaves family history (often played by the younger generation of his family) — and you are in for a wild 60 or so minutes, tromping past Brooklyn artifacts, entering social club, Sal’s pizzeria, and subway tracks, singing the theme to Welcome Back Kotter, and going on a beautiful emotional journey.
And that journey is FULL of seltzer. During the Robinson segment, watch for an old fashion bottle of ubets chocolate syrup. Then walk the hallway filled with bottles, sourced from the Brooklyn Seltzer Boys, tagged by Kaves with the name of Brooklyn celebrities, watch a young Kaves interact with Ralph Kramden who has a crazy get-rich scheme sourcing seltzer siphons, and finally pass through the old fashion soda shop offering Joyva marshmallow rings and fresh egg creams (made by Kave’s own daughter and former Egg Cream Invitational Contestant).
Google “A Brooklyn Dream” to get details for this seasonal production (next running in December). And tell them Brooklyn Seltzer Museum sent you. The Brooklyn Pop immersive exhibit