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brooklyn public library CEO at hearing

Politics

Brooklyn Public Library says mayor’s proposed $10M budget cut would force shorter hours, fewer programs

By Jada Camille

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

Arts & Entertainment

After Taylor Swift concert debacle, Kings Theatre dumps Ticketmaster

By Isabel Song Beer

Brooklyn Brewery partied with friends and family of the company at Teddy's Bar and Grill on March 24 and 25.

Cheers to beers! Brooklyn Brewery toast their lager’s 35th anniversary

By Jada Camille

Smorgasburg weekly food market at Marsha P. Johnson State park.

Prospect Heights

Smorgasburg returns to Brooklyn with even more delicious vendors

By Isabel Song Beer

miss american pie interior

Park Slope

The day the pie survived: Miss American Pie won’t say ‘bye-bye’ to Park Slope

By Isabel Song Beer

Visitors at the Museum of Failure's opening in Industry City.

Museum of Failure opens at Industry City to great success

By Isabel Song Beer

Hofmo explains the tribute to Frank Sinatra, titled "Ol Blue Eyes".

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge Arts and Cultural Alliance celebrate 11th annual Art Walk

By Jada Camille

exterior of veselka restaurant

Beloved Ukrainian diner Veselka to open new location in Williamsburg

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Their new location is set to open at 8812 Third Avenue Friday, March 17.

Bay Ridge

Family-run wing shop in Coney Island expands to Bay Ridge

By Jada Camille

Ciao Bella enthusiasts gathered in the small PLG cafe to celebrate the shop's third anniversary.

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens

PLG cafe celebrates third anniversary with Afro-Latino fiesta

By Jada Camille

bartender at red hook tavern

Red Hook

Grand re-re-re-opening: One year after Red Hook Tavern fire, eatery finally settles in

By Kirstyn Brendlen

green

Brownstoner

After Eight Years, Beloved Greenlight Bookstore Closing Prospect Lefferts Gardens Location

Brooklyn Made, a series made by BRIC TV, looks into the life of borough talents.

Downtown

‘All about inclusion and diversity’: BRIC TV launches new season spotlighting borough artists

By Jada Camille

industry city

NYU to open state-of-the-art ‘Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center’ at Industry City

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Artist John Sears created the new mural of Biggie Smalls out of glass. It will hang on the side of Key Food at 991 Fulton Street.

Music

Brooklynites celebrate Biggie Smalls with new mural on anniversary of his death

By Lloyd Mitchell

Brooklyn Academy of Music's artists in residence

Arts & Entertainment

Seven artists selected for year-long residency at BAM

By Adam Daly

BPL celebrates Women's History Month

Arts & Entertainment

BPL and partners to discuss gender and racial equality in two part seminar

By Jada Camille

The exterior of Atti.

Downtown Korean Barbeque, Atti, keeps Brooklynites leaning in

By Ximena Del Cerro

Plate of steak served at the Flatiron Restaurant in Park Slope.

Park Slope

Park Slope steakhouse quickly becoming a neighborhood favorite

By Isabel Song Beer

Mill Basin resident presents art in Manhattan exhibit

Mill Basin

‘I knew this art was needed’: Autistic Mill Basin artist to share her work in annual art fair

By Jada Camille

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Congressmember Mike Lawler of New York speaks in Washington on July 17 during a press conference to support the LGBTQ hotline.

‘Unfathomable’: Trump administration ends LGBTQ youth suicide hotline

Curry Stew Pork with Kale recipe.

Curry Stew Pork with Kale

Where to Celebrate Shark Week in NYC, Long Island & Beyond: Great Events, Live Cams, and Family Fun

New York Family

Where to Celebrate Shark Week in NYC, Long Island & Beyond: Great Events, Live Cams, and Family Fun

a spread of food at the Standard High Line

Grab a shake and go back in time: The Standard High Line debuts nostalgic diner pop-up