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Downtown

Truth feller: Honest artist tries to bridge cultural gaps

By Eric Faynberg

Teaches of peaches: Local food writer focuses on the summer fruit

Teaches of peaches: Local food writer focuses on the summer fruit

By Eric Faynberg

Individual ‘Ayn-them’: Ayn Rand adaptation aims for middle ground

Individual ‘Ayn-them’: Ayn Rand adaptation aims for middle ground

By Noah Hurowitz

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Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge attacks the weekend

By Max Jaeger

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

V-Gay Day! Slope’s Excelsior should reopen on Wednesday

Park Slope

V-Gay Day! Slope’s Excelsior should reopen on Wednesday

By Allegra Hobbs

Last call! Bushwick bar Cain’s Tavern is closing

Bushwick

Last call! Bushwick bar Cain’s Tavern is closing

By Harry MacCormack

Sound of violence: Anti-lynching play uses audio footage of Eric Garner

Sound of violence: Anti-lynching play uses audio footage of Eric Garner

By Allegra Hobbs

Talib Kweli DJing silent dance party in Downtown alley

Downtown

Talib Kweli DJing silent dance party in Downtown alley

By Harry MacCormack

Pop shots: Performer takes aim at the history of American music

Park Slope

Pop shots: Performer takes aim at the history of American music

By Max Jaeger

Marriage material: Local author discusses attending 30 weddings

Marriage material: Local author discusses attending 30 weddings

By Eric Faynberg

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Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge has you covered this week

By Max Jaeger

Blood brothers: New film stars a reformed Fort Greene gang leader

Blood brothers: New film stars a reformed Fort Greene gang leader

By Trupti Rami

Disability visibility: ‘Cripfest’ reclaims the word

Disability visibility: ‘Cripfest’ reclaims the word

By Noah Hurowitz

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

They cover bands: Art show reinvents classic album covers

Bushwick

They cover bands: Art show reinvents classic album covers

By Bill Roundy

You ain’t zine nothin’ yet: Five publishers to catch

You ain’t zine nothin’ yet: Five publishers to catch

By Max Jaeger

Dawn at dusk: Southern singer Dawn Landes plays evening show in Prospect Park

Park Slope

Dawn at dusk: Southern singer Dawn Landes plays Friday night in Prospect Park

By Allegra Hobbs

Dawn at dusk: Southern singer Dawn Landes plays evening show in Prospect Park

Park Slope

Dawn at dusk: Southern singer Dawn Landes plays evening show in Prospect Park

By Allegra Hobbs

Shoe and tell: New exhibit discusses sneaker culture

Prospect Heights

Shoe and tell: New exhibit discusses sneaker culture

By Joseph Altobelli

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