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Instant gentrification: Detroiters bristle over Galapagos’s plan for art empire

Arts & Entertainment

Instant gentrification or long-term stabilization? Detroiters debate Galapagos arrival

By Brooklyn Paper

Cobble Hill couple attempt to record every Carter Family song

Cobble Hill couple attempt to record every Carter Family song

By Danielle Furfaro

Cobble Hill couple attempt to record every Carter Family song

Cobble Hill couple attempt to record every Carter Family song

By Danielle Furfaro

Night fever! Legendary disco DJ throws birthday bash in Coney

Night fever! Legendary disco DJ throws birthday bash in Coney

By Matthew Perlman

Night fever! Legendary disco DJ throws birthday bash in Coney

Night fever! Legendary disco DJ throws birthday bash in Coney

By Matthew Perlman

Lodge and burn: Bushwick darkroom gets new, wider-angle digs

Bushwick

Lodge and burn: Bushwick darkroom gets new, wider-angle digs

By Danielle Furfaro

Traditional Japanese drummers to put their backs into it at BAM

Traditional Japanese drummers to put their backs into it at BAM

By Danielle Furfaro

Ken Burns does Brooklyn

Brooklyn Heights

Ken Burns does Brooklyn

By Matthew Perlman

Slope writer rails against social media in new book

DUMBO

P’Slope writer rails against social media in new book

By Vanessa Ogle

Slope writer rails against social media in new book

DUMBO

Slope writer rails against social media in new book

By Vanessa Ogle

Ken Burns does Brooklyn

Brooklyn Heights

Ken Burns does Brooklyn

By Matthew Perlman

Traditional Japanese drummers to put their backs into it at BAM

Traditional Japanese drummers to put their backs into it at BAM

By Danielle Furfaro

Studio space race: Artists look back on five years of gentrification

Brooklyn Heights

Studio space race: Artists look back on five years of gentrification

By Danielle Furfaro

Blow the house down: Harmonica virtuoso to play Bay Ridge

Blow the house down: Harmonica virtuoso to play Bay Ridge

By Max Jaeger

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Brooklyn Heights

Studio space race: Artists look back on five years of gentrification

By Danielle Furfaro

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Ridge go bragh — it’s St. Paddy’s Day!

By Max Jaeger

Blow the house down: Harmonica virtuoso to play Bay Ridge

Blow the house down: Harmonica virtuoso to play Bay Ridge

By Max Jaeger

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

Bartoonist reports from the newly upscale Downtown

Bartoonist reports from the newly upscale Downtown

By Bill Roundy

Sober Saint Patrick’s Day: Where to celebrate without the hangover

Arts & Entertainment

Sober Saint Patrick’s Day: Where to celebrate without the hangover

By The Brooklyn Paper Teetotaler Bureau

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