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Deserted: Iconic Sheepshead Bay restaurant Sahara shutters

Deserted: Iconic Sheepshead Bay restaurant Sahara shutters

By Aidan Graham

Culture club: Fans flock to concert series in cheese cave

Culture club: Fans flock to concert series in cheese cave

By Colin Mixson

Fiddle America: Brooklynite brings mountain music to Folk Festival

Fiddle America: Brooklynite brings mountain music to Folk Festival

By Kevin Duggan

Aretha was great — but fans felt dis-R-E-S-P-E-C-T–ed at concert

Talk about an encore! Private builder funds Coney Island’s free summer-concert series for the next six years

By Julianne McShane

Barrel in: Queens brewer opens new spot in Sunset Park

Barrel in: Queens brewer opens new spot in Sunset Park

By Bill Roundy

Saved by LaBelle! Legendary singer to open Celebrate Brooklyn! Fest

Saved by LaBelle! Legendary singer to open Celebrate Brooklyn! Fest

By Colin Mixson

Tantrum of the opera: New show mocks producers of sub-par musical theater

Tantrum of the opera: New show mocks producers of sub-par musical theater

By Colin Mixson

A feast fit for Kings! Debut Dine the Boroughs event offers local flavor in Bklyn and outer boros, beep says

A feast fit for Kings! Debut Dine the Boroughs event offers local flavor in Bklyn and outer boros, beep says

By Aidan Graham

Stout for the count: Beer and wrestling party comes to Industry City

Stout for the count: Beer and wrestling party comes to Industry City

By Colin Mixson

The best places to celebrate Mardi Gras in Brooklyn!

The best places to celebrate Mardi Gras in Brooklyn!

By Bill Roundy

Those summer Days: Music festival and carnival coming to Coney this summer

Those summer Days: Music festival and carnival coming to Coney this summer

By Julianne McShane

Cry of the century: Brooklyn Heights choir recalls the ‘Red Summer’ of 1919

Cry of the century: Brooklyn Heights choir recalls the ‘Red Summer’ of 1919

By Kevin Duggan

Doc’s holiday: Burlesque host launches just-for-fun sci-fi series

Doc’s holiday: Burlesque host launches just-for-fun sci-fi series

By Julianne Cuba

Your guide to NYC Beer Week in Brooklyn

Your guide to NYC Beer Week in Brooklyn

By Bill Roundy

Senior swoon: Flatbush oldsters’ club hosts V-Day bash for elders

Senior swoon: Flatbush oldsters’ club hosts V-Day bash for elders

By Maya Harrison

Prince of party: Pop artist looks to throw the ultimate bash

Prince of party: Pop artist looks to throw the ultimate bash

By Colin Mixson

Double up! Bed-Stuy eatery gets prestigious dining honor

Double up! Bed-Stuy eatery gets prestigious dining honor

By Alexandra Simon

Second Half: Popular brewer to give Brooklyn double hops

Second Half: Popular brewer to give Brooklyn double hops

By Julianne Cuba

Beer-ded ladies: Homebrew competition seeks women brewers

Beer-ded ladies: Homebrew competition seeks women brewers

By Bill Roundy

Checkin’ in with … St. Joseph’s College President Dr. Donald Boomgaarden

Checkin’ in with … St. Joseph’s College President Dr. Donald Boomgaarden

By Natallie Rocha

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