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Four-string circus: Quartet evokes magic of the travelling show

Four-string circus: Quartet evokes magic of the travelling show

By Brianna Kudisch

Gimme a double! Two wine festivals come to Brooklyn on Saturday

Gimme a double! Two wine festivals come to Brooklyn on Saturday

By Bill Roundy

UPDATED WITH PHOTOS: President uses Prospect Park as his personal hel-O-pad, gives speech, gets cheesecake

Democracy, then dessert: Junior’s offering 68-cent cheesecake on Election Day

By Julianne Cuba

The show goes on! Brooklyn College dedicates new performing arts center

The show goes on! Brooklyn College dedicates new performing arts center

By Brianna Kudisch

Devil’s music: ‘Murder folk’ singer brings dark tunes to Greenpoint

Devil’s music: ‘Murder folk’ singer brings dark tunes to Greenpoint

By Kevin Duggan

Baring her solo: Clinton Hill singer makes an album without her band

Baring her solo: Clinton Hill singer makes an album without her band

By Alexandra Simon

Party animals: Furry ragtime band Xylopholks tours Brooklyn

Party animals: Furry ragtime band Xylopholks tours Brooklyn

By Kevin Duggan

Brass ‘balls’: Smoota launches saucy second album

Brass ‘balls’: Smoota launches saucy second album

By Kevin Duggan

Smorgasburg

Outside in: Al-fresco Smorgasburg fest debuting two indoor markets this fall

By Colin Mixson

Raising his Voice: East Flatbush singer competes on TV show

Raising his Voice: East Flatbush singer competes on TV show

By Alexandra Simon

Modern kitchen: Robot staffed sushi spot opens Downtown

Modern kitchen: Robot staffed sushi spot opens Downtown

By Julianne Cuba

All that jazz: Week-long music fest kicks off on Saturday

All that jazz: Week-long music fest kicks off on Saturday

By Alexandra Simon

Axe me another! Brooklyn gets second hatchet-throwing bar

Axe me another! Brooklyn gets second hatchet-throwing bar

By Bill Roundy

Dead of night: ‘Nightfall’ brings surprises to Green-Wood Cemetery

Dead of night: ‘Nightfall’ brings surprises to Green-Wood Cemetery

By Julianne McShane

Donuts? Yes, do! Drafthouse now offers donuts for dessert

Donuts? Yes, do! Drafthouse now offers donuts for dessert

By Bill Roundy

Horse back: Music series returns to Good Shepherd with 9 Horses band

Horse back: Music series returns to Good Shepherd with 9 Horses band

By Kevin Duggan

Out of the box: ‘Cardboard Stage’ combines dance, film, and music

Out of the box: ‘Cardboard Stage’ combines dance, film, and music

By Alexandra Simon

Nightmare before XXX-mas: Burlesque show pays tribute to Tim Burton

Nightmare before XXX-mas: Burlesque show pays tribute to Tim Burton

By Julianne Cuba

Come and get it! Grab-and-go food counter opens in Albee Square

Come and get it! Grab-and-go food counter opens in Albee Square

By Julianne Cuba

Veg out! Vegan eatery offers plant-based comfort foods

Veg out! Vegan eatery offers plant-based comfort foods

By Julianne McShane

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