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Sci-fi all nighter

Gowanus

Sci-fi all nighter

By Danielle Furfaro

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

DUMBO

Arts avengers!

By Colin Mixson

Nailed it! Salon drama is love letter to borough

Nailed it! Salon drama is love letter to borough

By Danielle Furfaro

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

Greenwood Heights

Greenwood Park hosts Freaktoberfest

By Will Bredderman

Under the muck

Arts & Entertainment

Under the muck

By Natalie O’Neill

Model citizens: Williamsburg Fashion Weekend nixes runway for the stage

Model citizens: Williamsburg Fashion Weekend nixes runway for the stage

By Hannah Palmer Egan

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Folk party! Brooklyn celebrates Woody Guthrie’s 100th birthday in song

By Eli Rosenberg

Bartoonist checks out a cocktail and wine bar in Williamsburg

Bartoonist checks out a cocktail and wine bar in Williamsburg

By Bill Roundy

Meat and greet! New eatery Pork Slope goes whole hog

Meat and greet! New eatery Pork Slope goes whole hog

By Anthony Smith

Matzo ball ramen? Yep, it exists

Matzo ball ramen? Yep, it exists

By Will Levitt

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

Downtown

Futons on Fulton! Raymour & Flanigan to set up shop Downtown

By Danielle Furfaro

‘County of Kings’ comes home

‘County of Kings’ comes home

By Will Bredderman

New shuffleboard bar will let Brooklynites party like their grandparents

Shuffle kerfuffle! Club owners scale back plans after neighbors protest

By Natalie O’Neill

Back on the map! Vignelli returns with his famous subway diagram

Subway

Back on the map! Vignelli returns with his famous subway diagram

By Danielle Furfaro

Spots illustrated: Adrian Tomine draws the boro you know and love

Arts & Entertainment

Spots illustrated: Adrian Tomine draws the boro you know and love

By Natalie O’Neill

A foot in the door: Midwood sculptor hopes contest will land her in Brookyn Museum

Midwood

A foot in the door: Midwood sculptor hopes contest will land her in Brookyn Museum

By Eli Rosenberg

Time for a walk! Dogs will stroll around Prospect Park to raise money

Time for a walk! Dogs will stroll around Prospect Park to raise money

By Danielle Furfaro

Bartoonist meditates on Bushwick’s new yoga-influenced bar

Bartoonist meditates on Bushwick’s new yoga-influenced bar

By Bill Roundy

Tomorrow! Pfight for your right to party

Tomorrow! Pfight for your right to party

by Hanna Palmer Egan

Foodies devour semi-fertilized duck eggs in Downtown eating contest

Foodies devour semi-fertilized duck eggs in Downtown eating contest

By Colin Mixson

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