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Sweet talkers: Panel will discuss history of ice cream

Brooklyn Heights

Sweet talkers: Panel will discuss history of ice cream

By Lauren Gill

With or without U2: Cover band rocks Aviator

With or without U2: Cover band rocks Aviator

By Julianne Cuba

Dine and dashed: Brooklyn’s 24-hour greasy spoons are toast, insiders say

Dine and dashed: Brooklyn’s 24-hour greasy spoons are toast, insiders say

By Max Jaeger

Nothing to wine about! Taste-testing artisanal Williamsburg mead

Nothing to wine about! Taste-testing artisanal Williamsburg mead

By Lauren Gill

Thar they blow! Band blends sea shanties and jazz

Red Hook

Thar they blow! Band blends sea shanties and jazz

By Julianne Cuba

Catch Kuti: Two chances to see Afrobeat star in Brooklyn

Catch Kuti: Two chances to see Afrobeat star in Brooklyn

By Giaco Furino

Wages of sing: Volunteer orchestra performs devilish opera

Wages of sing: Volunteer orchestra performs devilish opera

By Carlo Bosticco

House of yuks: ‘Cicadas’ comedy show at Bushwick venue

Bushwick

House of yuks: ‘Cicadas’ comedy show at Bushwick venue

by Adam Ullian

Here comes honey booze booze: Artisanal mead bar opens in Williamsburg

Here comes honey booze booze: Artisanal mead bar opens in Williamsburg

By Lauren Gill

Hack and splash: ‘Psycho Beach Party’ comes to Slope

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge Nights is getting out!

By Dennis Lynch

Rolling in the aisles: New musical is set in the Park Slope Food Co-op

Park Slope

Rolling in the aisles: New musical is set in the Park Slope Food Co-op

By Colin Mixson

The color of money: Bushwick artist is changing the face of currency

The color of money: Bushwick artist is changing the face of currency

By Alexandra Simon

Artists hijack Trump campaign bus for Dumbo exhibit

DUMBO

Artists hijack Trump campaign bus for Dumbo exhibit

By Dennis Lynch

Run for it: Art installation puts you in the presidential race

DUMBO

Run for it: Art installation puts you in the presidential race

By Dennis Lynch

Cover girls: Ridge designer makes demure clothes for Muslim women

Bay Ridge

Cover girls: Ridge designer makes demure clothes for Muslim women

By Dennis Lynch

Play of the dead: Cemetery hosts a night of 19th Century entertaiment

Greenwood Heights

Play of the dead: Cemetery hosts a night of 19th Century entertaiment

By Julianne Cuba

They’re on a roll! Roll-N-Roaster has new curbside sandwich hut

They’re on a roll! Roll-N-Roaster has new curbside sandwich hut

By Julianne Cuba

Hack and splash: ‘Psycho Beach Party’ comes to Slope

Park Slope

Hack and splash: ‘Psycho Beach Party’ comes to Slope

By Alexandra Simon

Fruits of labor: Marine Park’s oldest produce shop still fresh

Fruits of labor: Marine Park’s oldest produce shop still fresh

By Julianne Cuba

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