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Save the date: Six activities to get you through Valentine’s Day

Save the date: Six activities to get you through Valentine’s Day

By Colin Mixson

Second story: Hank’s Saloon re-opens above Downtown food hall

Downtown

Second story: Hank’s Saloon re-opens above Downtown food hall

By Julianne Cuba

Personal ‘Project’: Musician tracks her life in 10-part visual album

Personal ‘Project’: Musician tracks her life in 10-part visual album

By Kevin Duggan

Setting the Stage: New venue and bar coming to Dekalb Market Hall

Downtown

Setting the Stage: New venue and bar coming to Dekalb Market Hall

By Bill Roundy

It’s Gage on! Restaurateurs forge ahead with revival of Gage and Tollner after inking lease for historic space

Downtown

It’s Gage on! Restaurateurs forge ahead with revival of Gage and Tollner after inking lease for historic space

By Julianne Cuba

Free spirits: Dime Best of Brooklyn fest adds whiskey samples

Free spirits: Dime Best of Brooklyn fest adds whiskey samples

By Bill Roundy

A slice of life

Greenpoint

A slice of life

By Bill Roundy

Near East ear feast! Balkan music festival takes over Grand Prospect Hall this weekend

Park Slope

Near East ear feast! Balkan music festival takes over Grand Prospect Hall this weekend

By Colin Mixson

All that jazz: Slope Lounge welcomes the really big bands

Park Slope

All that jazz: Slope Lounge welcomes the really big bands

By Alexandra Simon

Top of her class: Kings County culinary instructor dominating Bravo’s ‘Top Chef’

Prospect Heights

Top of her class: Kings County culinary instructor dominating Bravo’s ‘Top Chef’

By Colin Mixson

Song of the son: Youth chorus sings notes from a father

Song of the son: Youth chorus sings notes from a father

By Julianne Cuba

Walk his Way: Coney Islanders vote to co-name street after folk legend Woody Guthrie

Guthrie gets his ‘Way’! City votes to co-name Coney street for folk musician

By Julianne McShane

Rebel rebelde: Bi-lingual opera tells the story of Mexican revolutionary

Rebel rebelde: Bi-lingual opera tells the story of Mexican revolutionary

By Kevin Duggan

Moon units: Borough’s most unique performers launch lunar party

Gowanus

Moon units: Borough’s most unique performers launch lunar party

By Julianne McShane

Island hopping: Duo behind Cobble Hill’s Long Island Bar open new restaurant in Fort Greene

Island hopping: Duo behind Cobble Hill’s Long Island Bar open new restaurant in Fort Greene

By Julianne Cuba

They mean business: Sisters return with Kwanzaa crawl

They mean business: Sisters return with Kwanzaa crawl

By Alexandra Simon

Packing heat: Bushwick hot sauce maker comes to craft market

Greenpoint

Packing heat: Bushwick hot sauce maker comes to craft market

By Julianne Cuba

Oy to the world! Rabbi discusses Jewish X-mas traditions

Oy to the world! Rabbi discusses Jewish X-mas traditions

By Kevin Duggan

Party of the year! 10 Brooklyn spots where you can celebrate New Year’s Eve

Party of the year! 10 Brooklyn spots where you can celebrate New Year’s Eve

By Julianne McShane

Honky tonk holidays: Sweetback Sisters celebrate 10th annual singalong spectacular

Gowanus

Honky tonk holidays: Sweetback Sisters celebrate 10th annual singalong spectacular

By Kevin Duggan

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