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Local Produce Festival: a bounty of neighborhood fun

Brooklyn Heights

Local Produce Festival: a bounty of neighborhood fun

By Brooklyn Paper

Block party fever grips residents of Devon Avenue

Kids & Education

Block party fever grips residents of Devon Avenue

By Brooklyn Paper

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

Kids & Education

Get in on the great goingsâˆ’on at Prospect Park

By Brooklyn Paper

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

Kids & Education

Free ‘Together in NY Community Festival’

By Brooklyn Paper

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

Kids & Education

10th annual Jimmy McElroy 5K run

By Brooklyn Paper

Classy chassis: it’s hot cars and cool music

Kids & Education

Classy chassis: it’s hot cars and cool music

By Brooklyn Paper

18th Annual Bay Fest comes to Emmons Avenue

Kids & Education

18th Annual Bay Fest comes to Emmons Avenue

By Brooklyn Paper

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

Arts & Entertainment

Barbershop chorus

By Brooklyn Paper

Staycation this summer? Our GO Brooklyn guide makes it a great one

Arts & Entertainment

Staycation this summer? Our GO Brooklyn guide makes it a great one

By Thomas Nocera and Jacob Kleinman

The day the music died: Williamsburg’s Black Betty to close

The day the music died: Williamsburg’s Black Betty to close

By Ben Muessig

The better the cheese, the ‘Larder’ they come

Park Slope

The better the cheese, the ‘Larder’ they come

By Ben Muessig

The Atlantic Avenue artwalk returns

The Atlantic Avenue artwalk returns

By Mike McLaughlin

Other arts and culture: Summer was fun, but autumn is when Brooklyn gets serious

Downtown

Boro lit luminaries shine on

By Gersh Kuntzman

This ‘Glass’ is completely full

Park Slope

Ira Glass is coming! Ira Glass is coming!

By Gersh Kuntzman

Wilco’s ‘Golden’ boy

Wilco legend loves our ticket contest!

By Gersh Kuntzman

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Chorus

By Brooklyn Paper

The G train is now the Brooklyn local!

Arts & Entertainment

The G train is now the Brooklyn local!

By Mike McLaughlin

BAM finds its Muslim voice

BAM finds its Muslim voice

By Evan Gardner

Get your fala-fill at the Lebanese food fest

Brooklyn Heights

Get your fala-fill at the Lebanese food fest

By Evan Gardner

Pizza the action! Chirico’s got new wine bar on Court Street

Carroll Gardens

Pizza the action! Chirico’s got new wine bar on Court Street

By Ben Muessig

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