Lifestyle & Culture

Siblings Samaya Boueri Ziade and George Boueri opened Sawa, their first restaurant, in April.

The prom is inspired by high school dances from the 70s, 80s and 90s.

The commemoration of the exodus from Egypt is a powerful metaphor that is appreciated not only by Jews, but by people of other faiths as well.

Whether you're chilling with friends, exploring nature, or simply enjoying your favorite munchies, there's plenty to do, and we've compiled the tightest list.

There's a host of activities for entrepreneurs, kids, bikers and more!

El Cedro melds Lebanese and Mexican cuisine, highlighting a long — and often unknown — history between the two countries.

Several Clinton Hill residents who spoke to BK Reader said they did not know about the opening of the new shelter on Ryerson Street.

"Cover Lover Remix" is a touring group exhibit by art curator Richard Burroughs, featuring local artists that remix their favorite album covers

Bati Kitchen offers a unique ceremonial coffee experience that teaches patrons about the drink’s long, storied history in Ethiopia.

Whether you're seeking stunning skyline views, a historic setting, or a vibrant community atmosphere, Brooklyn has the perfect spot for your solar eclipse adventure.