Bricka Bracka

A learning center/Internet cafe/art gallery, Bricka Bracka, opened in February ’09. With free wifi all day and night, a brand new flat screen television with a Playstation 3, and plenty of other gaming systems, it’s the perfect spot to either relax and get some work done or zone out and play some video games.

Getting its name from a children’s movie, and forcing you to figure out the true meaning of the word on your own in true philosophical Foucault fashion, Bricka Bracka appears to be simply just another Internet cafe, but their services offer much more than just free water and a place to chill out.

Every Saturday, 10am-6pm, the learning center offers a class to learn Action Script, a computer language used to develop Web sites in correspondence with such programs as Adobe Flash Player. The perk of taking the class at Bricka Bracka is that they not only give lessons in writing computer script, but also give an analog lesson in tandem to the digital lesson. By learning the real life analog lesson, you’re able to better understand how to use simple logic to grasp the coding language of Action Script.