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Scenes from the 6th annual Kwanzaa Crawl
Brooklyn’s sixth annual Kwanzaa Crawl worked its way through the center of the borough Tuesday as upwards of 5,000 revelers gathered to celebrate, support Black-owned businesses, celebrate Black culture, remember the principles of Kwanzaa … and to party. “This is not just a bar crawl, this is a community,” said organizer Kerry Coddett, noting that […]
Out of Office: 22 Things to do in Brooklyn this Christmas weekend
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This holiday season, give the gift of zipping your lip
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Meet the mayors of Drip City
There aren’t a lot of places where you can cop a $2,000 pair of MF Doom sneakers, a $400 Funko Pop of Mets star Francisco Lindor and a bag of weed in the same place. But, if that’s your sort of thing, all of the above can be found at Drip City Market. The self-styled […]
New Bed-Stuy cafe Che stars one of the best egg sandwiches in Brooklyn
Adam Keita has been committed to creating community in this part of Brooklyn for nearly three years now, ever since he opened Daughter in Crown Heights. The ever-evolving coffee shop, wine bar and event space, as he’s fond of saying, is engaged in “a constant dialogue” with its guests specifically and the neighborhood at large. […]
A visit to Smorgasburg favorite Noodle Lane’s brick-and-mortar
Soup dumplings weren’t originally on the menu at Noodle Lane. The kitchen — completely built out in a converted Park Slope shoe store — hadn’t been structured to accommodate a xiao long bao station. But when owner Lane Li’s 7-year-old son found out his favorite dish wasn’t a part of the plan, he pleaded with […]
New eatery Nina offers some much-needed variety to Dumbo
Whether searching for a new home or scouting addresses for a business, the old adage rings true: location, location, location. The where matters just as much as the what when it comes to real estate. But it gets complicated, especially when it comes to restaurants in New York: you want to find a space that […]
17 things to do in Brooklyn this weekend (that aren’t Santacon)
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Peter Sarsgaard on being the guy you’d ‘love to hang out with’
Peter Sarsgaard was not in a good place when he was about to start filming Michel Franco’s “Memory.” He had herniated a disc, was feeling unfit and at a low point mentally. But he would find comfort and inspiration from an unlikely place: his character Saul, who is suffering from early-onset dementia. Despite the merciless […]
Dead Letter No. 9 is a unique ‘modern conversation parlor’ in Williamsburg
Dead Letter No. 9 — an immersive experience that opened in October near the western end of Grand Street — is kind of hard to describe, because nothing else like it really exists. Sure, there’s a nice long bar and lounge area here, with a full cocktail lineup and a food menu of snacky things […]
The manic euphoria of Shamel Pitts
“As a Black gay man and as a person in general, I am compelled to use art to show our shared humanity.” Those are the words of performance artist, dancer and choreographer Shamel Pitts who, on December 6, along with members of his arts collective, TRIBE, will close a three-week residency during which they worked […]
Art on ice – Brooklyn Magazine
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Whiskey, jazz, archery and world travel at home: How to do Sagittarius season in Brooklyn
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Getting Juicy: Inside the Iconic House of Juicy Couture’s 15 year anniversary ball
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Giving, shopping, and turkey trotting: 16 things to do this Thanksgiving weekend
The season of giving — thanks and otherwise — is underway. If you’re not going to Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in Manhattan, and haven’t locked down your holiday plans, consider helping the less fortunate on Thursday: The Thanksgiving Pack-A-Thon is a massive community effort to feed thousands, and Kings Theatre hosts Flatbush’s beloved Thanksgiving Luncheon. […]
The best flour tortillas in Brooklyn might be at the Border Town pop-up
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Fort Defiance, a Red Hook stalwart, is closing after 15 years
Red Hook is losing one of its most beloved restaurants after 15 years in business. Fort Defiance, perhaps best known for its cheeseburgers, brunch and cocktails, announced that it’s closing permanently next weekend. “Don’t ask why we’re closing — ask how in the hell we managed to stay open for as long as we did,” […]
Meet the discodelic divas of Say She She
Like what you’re hearing? Subscribe to us at iTunes, check us out on Spotify and hear us on Google, Amazon, Stitcher and TuneIn. This is our RSS feed. Tell a friend! Say She She is coming off a big, big year. The trio of discodelic sirens released their double album “Silver” late September, just shy of a year after their debut “Prism,” both on […]
Team behind popular Bushwick club Ornithology opens sister location next door
Since opening in July 2021, Bushwick’s Ornithology Jazz Club has maintained its position as one of the hottest destinations for live music in the city. Anyone who’s visited knows that the small space and its roof-deck are packed seven nights a week and a line down the block to get in isn’t uncommon. Patrons hoping […]
Lightscape is back at BBG with a million lights, new surprises, Taylor Swift and a ‘Brooklyn Hip-Hop Zone’
Lightscape, the mile-long nighttime trail featuring 18 different illuminated installations, opens tonight for its third straight holiday season at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. It’s become one of the city’s most popular holiday outings, and this year BBG has upped the crowd-pleasing ante even further with a newly curated soundtrack featuring none other than Elton John, Miley […]
Zines go mainstream at Brooklyn Museum
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One of Brooklyn’s brighter folk stars is just 18
On stage beneath the Gothic-arched stone ceiling of Brooklyn’s Church of St. Ann & the Holy Trinity, Nora Brown plucks the sweet, mellow notes of “Copper Kettle,” a traditional folk song about making moonshine, on her guitar. “Just lay there by the juniper while the moon is bright/watch them jugs a-filling in the pale moonlight,” […]
Scenes from a pro-Palestine hardcore show in Bed-Stuy
More than 700 punks and activists turned out for a pro-Palestine hardcore show in Bed-Stuy’s Herbert Von King Park to call for a ceasefire in Gaza Sunday. Watermelon, a symbol of Palestinian resistance, was readily available at one free table, while posters calling for de-colonization were on display at the merch table under a banner […]
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