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Bring the noise! Public Enemy to play free show in Brooklyn park this summer

Bring the noise! Public Enemy to play free show in Brooklyn park this summer

By Lauren Gill

Fold-fashioned: See gigantic origami at the cherry blossom festival

Fold-fashioned: See gigantic origami at the cherry blossom festival

By Maddie Anthony

Yes to the mess! Tailors compete to make dresses from recycled trash

Yes to the mess! Tailors compete to make dresses from recycled trash

By Julianne Cuba

May Day! May Day!: A double screening of ‘Wicker Man’

May Day! May Day!: A double screening of ‘Wicker Man’

By Julianne Cuba

Twin peeks: Mary-Kate and Ashley get their own gallery in Williamsburg

Twin peeks: Mary-Kate and Ashley get their own gallery in Williamsburg

By Lauren Gill

Drunk on words: Bookstore crawl sends readers from store to store

Arts & Entertainment

Drunk on words: Bookstore crawl sends readers from store to store

By Zach Jones

Pub-lishing: A tour of literary watering holes

Brooklyn Heights

Pub-lishing: A tour of literary watering holes

By Madeline Anthony

A ‘BIG’ deal: Bay Improvement Group holds ‘Oscar’ night

A ‘BIG’ deal: Bay Improvement Group holds ‘Oscar’ night

By Julianne Cuba

Northern exposure: Gallery showcases art from ‘Bronx’

Bushwick

Northern exposure: Gallery showcases art from ‘Bronx’

By Maddie Anthony

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

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

The best Bay Ridge Nights on Earth

By Dennis Lynch

Ear of an era: Festival celebrates 19th-century music

Park Slope

Ear of an era: Festival celebrates 19th-century music

By Dennis Lynch

Marketplace of ideas: Homegrown philosophy now up for grabs at Greenmarket

Prospect Heights

Marketplace of ideas: Homegrown philosophy now up for grabs at Greenmarket

By Lauren Gill

Woman of the cloth: Automated play uses a fabric Gertrude Stein

Woman of the cloth: Automated play uses a fabric Gertrude Stein

By Anna Ruth Ramos

Ice Cube, Janelle Monae, Tyler the Creator to headline this year’s Afropunk Fest

Ice Cube, Janelle Monae, Tyler the Creator to headline this year’s Afropunk Fest

By Lauren Gill

Heights, no waits! Play from ‘Hamilton’ creator opens in Park Slope

Park Slope

Heights, no waits! Play from ‘Hamilton’ creator opens in Park Slope

By Lauren Gill

Sole salvation! Kings Plaza store gives out free shoes

Sole salvation! Kings Plaza store gives out free shoes

By Julianne Cuba

Dating stinks: Fresh film analyzes douchey behavior

Dating stinks: Fresh film analyzes douchey behavior

By Dennis Lynch

Coney alliance gala a wild time

Coney alliance gala a wild time

By Brooklyn Paper

Fancy, free! Comedy show is Dizzy with laughter

Park Slope

Fancy, free! Comedy show is Dizzy with laughter

By Adam Ullian

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