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Meat, skin, and fat: Mile End sandwich is a decadent delight

Meat, skin, and fat: Mile End sandwich is a decadent delight

By Will Levitt

Chili firemen

Red Hook

Chili firemen

By Natalie Musumeci

Bartoonist checks out a new whiskey bar in Williamsburg

Bartoonist checks out a new whiskey bar in Williamsburg

By Bill Roundy

Battlegrounds and braids: Viking festival in Bay Ridge spreads culture, combat

Bay Ridge

Battlegrounds and braids: Viking festival in Bay Ridge spreads culture, combat

By Colin Mixson

Characters not wanted: New comic book depicts Brooklynites, hipsters

Arts & Entertainment

Characters not wanted: New comic book depicts Brooklynites, hipsters

By Chuck O’Donnell

There can only be one: New W’burg whiskey bar is the Scotch spot to top

There can only be one: New W’burg whiskey bar is the Scotch spot to top

By Danielle Furfaro

Woodlands for walkups: Liven up your apartment at terrarium building class

Greenpoint

Woodlands for walkups: Liven up your apartment at terrarium building class

By Danielle Furfaro

Impressions of Gowanus: Painters make the canal, warehouses subject of art show

Gowanus

Impressions of Gowanus: Painters make the canal, warehouses subject of art show

By Natalie Musumeci

Bartoonist experiments with mixing science and suds

Bartoonist experiments with mixing science and suds

By Bill Roundy

Who’s your momma? A Mother’s Day guide for every kind of matriarch

Arts & Entertainment

Who’s your momma? A Mother’s Day guide for every kind of matriarch

By Kelly Haight and Anna Wendt

Fiddle me this: New Orleans music festival invites you to jam

Columbia St Waterfront

Fiddle me this: New Orleans music festival invites you to jam

By Jaime Lutz

Brooklyn calling: Karaoke night is for punk rock lovers

Bushwick

Brooklyn calling: Karaoke night is for punk rock lovers

By Danielle Furfaro

Falling for a work of art: Plants knocked down in hurricane used for tree house

Falling for a work of art: Plants knocked down in hurricane used for tree house

By Samantha Lim

Riding, reading through Brooklyn: Cyclists can hit up all 60 of the borough’s branches

Arts & Entertainment

Riding, reading through Brooklyn: Cyclists can hit up all 60 of the borough’s branches

By Natalie Musumeci

Fried chicken the Brooklyn way: New W’burg eatery serves up waffles, vegan option

Fried chicken the Brooklyn way: New W’burg eatery serves up waffles, vegan option

By Will Levitt

Skinny Dennis: A new honky-tonk bar in Williamsburg

Skinny Dennis: A new honky-tonk bar in Williamsburg

By Bill Roundy

The return of the fanboy: Free Comic Book Day hopes to regain lapsed readers

Arts & Entertainment

The return of the fanboy: Free Comic Book Day hopes to regain lapsed readers

By Chuck O’Donnell

And I am telling you: Park Slope production of ‘Dreamgirls’ is dream come true

Park Slope

And I am telling you: Park Slope production of ‘Dreamgirls’ is dream come true

By Will Bredderman

Collage garbage: Artist makes works of art with discarded everyday items

Downtown

Collage garbage: Artist makes works of art with discarded everyday items

By Samantha Lim

Shakespeare on the waterfront: Bard’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ coming to Pier One

Arts & Entertainment

Shakespeare on the waterfront: Bard’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ coming to Pier One

By Will Bredderman

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