Sentence examples for firehouse space from inspiring English sources

At 8 p.m., Firehouse Space, 246 Frost Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, (917) 709-7799, thefirehousespace.org; $10.

(Meanwhile, the Brooklyn jazz scene has its own strengths, revolving around more alternative, rootsy joints that are cheaper to access, with makeshift bars and no food, such as Roulette, Ibeam, Jack and the Firehouse Space).

The West Windsor Arts Council was created in 2003 as an outgrowth of a task force that Mayor Hsueh formed in 2002 to study the best use of the firehouse space, which had been vacated by the Princeton Junction Volunteer Fire Company that same year when it moved to a new building.

This New York City based duo of Maya Bennardo, violin, and Hannah Levinson, viola, first played to an eager crowd on Fire Island in the summer of 2012, and has since performed at venues such as Roulette, The Stone, Firehouse Space and The Tank. andPlay has also appeared on the PLG Arts, East Bank New Music, Contagious Sounds, Composer's Voice, Times Two and the Concerts on the Slope series.

A performance space, Firehouse 12, is drawing packed houses, providing a possible template for clubs catering to avant-garde tastes.

A couple of hours earlier the main space at Firehouse 12 had seemed an unlikely place for a jazz gig.

"It's a very local expression of a certain type of jazz that I have a fondness for, and is in some ways underrepresented in the jazz mainstream," said Nick Lloyd, a leading impresario in New Haven and the owner of Firehouse 12, a multiuse space where the collective will be appearing on Nov. 7.

But proponents of saving the building, organized as the Save Main Street Committee, said the village and the Fire Department never made clear that 188 Main Street, which the group regards as historic, would be razed to create 12 to 15 parking spaces in a new lot of about 32 spaces that would bring total parking in firehouse vicinity to around 78 spaces.

The county has taken additional classroom space in firehouses in Katonah and Mamaroneck.

Mayor Browning said there was nothing more to discuss, because a $4.9 million bond, approved by voters in January by a wide margin, included money for the firehouse expansion, the parking spaces, acquisition of the 188 Main Street property and the building of a new fire substation at another location.

Searching for some stability, he left New York for Great Barrington, where he found an old Methodist Church and adjacent firehouse — which eventually became the space where he now lives and works.