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Celebrate Brooklyn fest fails to celebrate trans people of color

Arts & Entertainment

Celebrate Brooklyn fest fails to celebrate trans people of color

By Danielle Furfaro

Acclaimed Sunset Park author found inspiration at neighborhood mosque

Arts & Entertainment

What to read this week

By Brooklyn Paper

Air apparent! Fake guitar championships are back

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.

Vikings invade Bay Ridge!

By Max Jaeger

Mass appeal: Doc to talk Italian-American devotional art in Bay Ridge

Mass appeal: Doc to talk Italian-American devotional art in Bay Ridge

By Max Jaeger

Star of stage and computer screen: Online cabaret reviewer performs his own show

Star of stage and computer screen: Online cabaret reviewer performs his own show

By Noah Hurowitz

Pooping my religion: One-woman show is about faith and fecal matter

Pooping my religion: One-woman show is about faith and fecal matter

By Danielle Furfaro

Book loving bikers tour libraries across Brooklyn

Arts & Entertainment

Book loving bikers tour libraries across Brooklyn

By Noah Hurowitz

Stretch comedy: Park Slope studio offers ‘laughter yoga’ class

Stretch comedy: Park Slope studio offers ‘laughter yoga’ class

By Trupti Rami

New venue to class up Williamsburg music options

New venue to class up Williamsburg music options

By Danielle Furfaro

Almanac of awesome! Sloper writes guide to fascinating folks

DUMBO

Almanac of awesome! Sloper writes guide to fascinating folks

By Trupti Rami

Africa’s top contemporary art coming to Red Hook

Red Hook

Africa’s top contemporary art coming to Red Hook

By Claire McCartney

Big in Japan: Williamsburg foodie dishes up sumo screening party

Big in Japan: Williamsburg foodie dishes up sumo screening party

By Bill Roundy

UPDATED: Cops free Snowden statue after rogue artists turn themselves in

UPDATED: Cops free Snowden statue after rogue artists turn themselves in

By Noah Hurowitz

Deals on wheels! The Bike Jumble is coming this Saturday

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 is for mothers!

By Max Jaeger

Bartoonist goes tropical in Crown Heights

Bartoonist goes tropical in Crown Heights

By Bill Roundy

The big bang! Massive drum ensemble celebrates three huge years

The big bang! Massive drum ensemble celebrates three huge years

By Danielle Furfaro

Ship shapes! Shadow puppet show highlights female pirates

Red Hook

Ship shapes! Shadow puppet show highlights female pirates

By Vanessa Ogle

Vinyl fantasy! Film set in Bed–Stuy record store makes borough debut

Brooklyn Heights

Vinyl fantasy! Film set in Bed–Stuy record store makes borough debut

By Noah Hurowitz

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