Play’s the Thing: Two’s company, three’s a crowd, and four … well four’s a baseball team. Comment.

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Take refuge from the summer heat on Brooklyn’s beaches and in the borough’s public pools. The beaches at Coney Island (pictured), Brighton Beach and Manhattan Beach are open and free to the public from 10 am to 6 pm, through Labor Day, Sept. 1. Comment.

Ten minutes may not seem like a lot of time. But you’d be surprised just how much a playwright can do in that one-sixth of an hour. If you’d like to find out, don’t miss this month’s play tournament in Park Slope. Comment.

The Brooklyn Children’s Museum is offering an exciting slate of free concerts on their rooftop every Friday. Comment.

This year, Brooklyn’s Genie Foundation has chosen the non-profit Leave Out ViolencE (LOVE) as the beneficiary of its biannual fundraiser, to be held at Gargiulo’s Restaurant in Coney Island on Aug. 1. Comment.

If you want a good Caribbean meal, go to JRG Restaurant Bar and Fashion Cafe in Prospect Heights. But eat a little something before you go. And don’t plan on seeing a movie afterward. Comment.

It’s summertime. And that means Brooklynites are piling in cars for much-anticipated getaways. And that means road rage is not far behind. Comment.

Three years ago, Raphaella Giugliano began baking organic dog treats as a healthy alternative to her pet, Biki’s, junk-food habit. Allergy-prone friends of Biki enjoyed the treats for their wholesome flavor and chewy texture. Comment.

"I can understand why people play Mozart and Schubert - it’s great music and people enjoy it - but I think people enjoy hearing something different," says Thomas Kemp, artistic director of Chamber Domaine. Comment.

Even under a sky darkened by clouds heavy with rain, they’ll arrest your attention and keep you lingering longer than you should. More than two dozen sculptures by Brooklyn artists are now ensconced in Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park on the East River as part of the 21st annual Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition sculpture show, "What’s Going On." Comment.