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Heart to art: New doc shows power of sharing stories

Heart to art: New doc shows power of sharing stories

By Alley Olivier

People’s Playground celebrates Black History Month

People’s Playground celebrates Black History Month

By Dennis Lynch

Bad girls: Brooklyn author writes about teen boy band fanatics

Greenpoint

Bad girls: Brooklyn author writes about teen boy band fanatics

By Julianne Cuba

Rainbow reading: Two borough authors win awards for their diverse kids’ books

Park Slope

Rainbow reading: Two borough authors win awards for their diverse kids’ books

By Anna Ruth Ramos

Songs of the Sea: Nautical rock makes a splash

Songs of the Sea: Nautical rock makes a splash

By Phil Smrek

Face value: Photo exhibit focuses on refugees

Brooklyn Heights

Face value: Photo exhibit focuses on refugees

By Lauren Gill

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 version of pigeons on a wire.

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge Nights is seizing the day

By Dennis Lynch

On point! Mexican ‘ballet’ a hit at Industry City

Arts & Entertainment

On point! Mexican ‘ballet’ a hit at Industry City

By Dennis Lynch

Behind the scenes: A look at Regina Opera’s 46-year history

Behind the scenes: A look at Regina Opera’s 46-year history

By Dennis Lynch

Great Scots! Regina Opera sings a Scottish tragedy

Great Scots! Regina Opera sings a Scottish tragedy

By Dennis Lynch

It’s all gravy! Reporter’s notebook: I made ‘Sunday sauce’ from Asian market ingredients

It’s all gravy! Reporter’s notebook: I made ‘Sunday sauce’ from Asian market ingredients

By Dennis Lynch

The singing journal-ist: Musical draws on teenage diary

Bushwick

The singing journal-ist: Musical draws on teenage diary

By Allegra Hobbs

Hometown funk! Sharon Jones and the Dap King to open Celebrate Brooklyn! fest

Park Slope

Hometown funk! Sharon Jones and the Dap King to open Celebrate Brooklyn! fest

By Lauren Gill

Bushwick Open Studios moving to fall, artists hope to cool off frat-party reputation

Bushwick

Bushwick Open Studios moving to fall, artists hope to cool off frat-party reputation

By Allegra Hobbs

Cold brew: ‘Insulated Lager’ goes beyond winter beer

Cold brew: ‘Insulated Lager’ goes beyond winter beer

By Dennis Lynch

Winter beer taste test

Winter beer taste test

By Dennis Lynch

Praising the bar: Bed-Stuy reverend runs booze-free cocktail lounge

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Praising the bar: Bed-Stuy reverend runs booze-free cocktail lounge

By Allegra Hobbs

I is for innuendo: Kids’ book drips with double meaning

DUMBO

I is for innuendo: Kids’ book drips with double meaning

By Allegra Hobbs

What to read this week

Arts & Entertainment

What to read this week

By Brooklyn Paper

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