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Guitar hero: Composer makes a single-instrument orchestra

Guitar hero: Composer makes a single-instrument orchestra

By Allegra Hobbs

Dame of thrones: All-female ‘Henry IV’ is captivating

DUMBO

Dame of thrones: All-female ‘Henry IV’ is captivating

By the Butcher of the Flatbush Avenue Extension

Picture purr-fect: ‘Felines of New York’ captures city kitties

Gowanus

Picture purr-fect: ‘Felines of New York’ captures city kitties

By Dennis Lynch

Historical proof: Tour covers ‘Whiskey Wars’ in the Brooklyn Navy Yard

Historical proof: Tour covers ‘Whiskey Wars’ in the Brooklyn Navy Yard

By Colin Mixson

Cool as cats: ‘Catlady Craft Night’ embraces kitty obsessions

Greenpoint

Cool as cats: ‘Catlady Craft Night’ embraces kitty obsessions

By Bill Roundy

The big empty: Short film envisions the last man in Brooklyn

The big empty: Short film envisions the last man in Brooklyn

By Dennis Lynch

Guaranteed to raise a smile: Rock singers and string orchestra re-imagine ‘Sgt. Pepper’

Flatbush

Guaranteed to raise a smile: Rock singers and string orchestra re-imagine ‘Sgt. Pepper’

By William Shears

‘Shaft’ of light: Stained glass Isaac Hayes part of ‘Power of Pop’ exhibit

By Allegra Hobbs

What to read this week

Arts & Entertainment

What to read this week

By Brooklyn Paper

Light shift: Jazz show in lighthouse updates the standards

Manhattan Beach

Light shift: Jazz show in lighthouse updates the standards

By Claire McCartney

Motor City’s wood-burning: Clinton Hill pizzeria opening Detroit-style pie joint

Motor City’s wood-burning: Clinton Hill pizzeria opening Detroit-style pie joint

By Allegra Hobbs

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

Bay Ridge Nights is getting crafty

By Max Jaeger

Murdering a tune: Morbid monthly show has music to die for

Prospect Heights

Murdering a tune: Morbid monthly show has music to die for

By Colin Mixson

Two ways to rev up! Williamsburg shop pairs coffee with custom motorcycles

Not-so-average Joe: Coffee shops that are other things

By Allegra Hobbs

A double take: ‘Pablo Matisse’ riffs off two great painters

Bay Ridge

A double take: ‘Pablo Matisse’ riffs off two great painters

By Bill Roundy

Hit me with your best shot! Sound engineer opens coffee shop for music geeks

Bushwick

Hit me with your best shot! Sound engineer opens coffee shop for music geeks

By Allegra Hobbs

New food museum passes the sniff test!

New food museum passes the sniff test!

By Dennis Lynch

Crowned Heights girl! Brooklyn skater reigns supreme as Princess Tiana

Prospect Heights

Crowned Heights girl! Brooklyn skater reigns supreme as Princess Tiana

By Shavana Abruzzo

Churned up! Ridge ice cream icon Hinsch’s re-brands — again!

Bay Ridge

Churned up! Ridge ice cream icon Hinsch’s re-brands — again!

By Dennis Lynch

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