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Bodacious ballet: Nutcracker burlesque returns to Bushwick

By Kevin Duggan

Full harmonic: Retro band will croon hits of the 1950s and ’60s

Full harmonic: Retro band will croon hits of the 1950s and ’60s

By Ben Verde

Pie and mighty: Brooklyn band sings love songs to pizza

Pie and mighty: Brooklyn band sings love songs to pizza

By Aidan Graham

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

by Bill Roundy

Top Ten: New W’burg eatery with TV star chef

Top Ten: New W’burg eatery with TV star chef

By Bill Roundy

A spooktacular guide to Halloween parties in the boo-rough

A spooktacular guide to Halloween parties in the boo-rough

By the Boo-klyn Holiday Boo-reau

Dead of night: Adventurous acts descend on Green-Wood Cemetery

Dead of night: Adventurous acts descend on Green-Wood Cemetery

By Aidan Graham

A spooktacular guide to Halloween parties in the boo-rough

A spooktacular guide to Halloween parties in the boo-rough

By the Boo-klyn Holiday Boo-reau

House pour: Tiny brewery opens in Williamsburg

House pour: Tiny brewery opens in Williamsburg

By Bill Roundy

Alien odyssey: British pianist plays Fort Greene jazz fest

Alien odyssey: British pianist plays Fort Greene jazz fest

By Rose Adams

All the raga: 24-hour Indian music marathon in Red Hook

All the raga: 24-hour Indian music marathon in Red Hook

By Kevin Duggan

Witch way: Brooklyn celebrates ‘Hocus Pocus’

Witch way: Brooklyn celebrates ‘Hocus Pocus’

By Bill Roundy

Blast off: Giant Bushwick band opens brass festival

Blast off: Giant Bushwick band opens brass festival

By Kevin Duggan

Feather weight: Irish adaptation of “Swan Lake” lands at BAM

Feather weight: Irish adaptation of “Swan Lake” lands at BAM

By Rose Adams

Room to Rome: Giant new Italian spot opens in Williamsburg

Room to Rome: Giant new Italian spot opens in Williamsburg

By Chandler Kidd

Brat pack! Your guide to Oktoberfest in Brooklyn

Brat pack! Your guide to Oktoberfest in Brooklyn

By Bill Roundy

Swing music: Circus showcase features a singing aerialist

Swing music: Circus showcase features a singing aerialist

By Rose Adams

Pie and mighty: Brooklyn band sings love songs to pizza

Pie and mighty: Brooklyn band sings love songs to pizza

By Aidan Graham

Gone Wild: New farmhouse brewery to open in Gowanus

Gone Wild: New farmhouse brewery to open in Gowanus

By Aidan Graham

Playbill of rights: An opera about the Constitution returns to Brooklyn

Playbill of rights: An opera about the Constitution returns to Brooklyn

By Chandler Kidd

More from Around New York

Beverly Glenn-Copeland's latest release is called “Laughter In Summer."

February LGBTQ music: Troye Sivan and Beverly Glenn-Copeland

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WIPA congratulates Jamaica, Leewards Women

A new TJ Maxx store is opening at Herald Square, at 34th street looking at Broadway street (left) and Avenue of the Americas (right), with many pedestrians walking (and some standing), as well as traffic on Broadway (including taxi cabs.)

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TJ Maxx Is Opening a Massive New Store in Herald Square

Digging site for Gateway Tunnel

Gateway Tunnel: Appeals court declines to overrule order that Trump regime must release more than $200M in funding