Arts & Entertainment

The free, weeklong event invites visitors to explore diverse art, meet local creators and support small businesses along a 1.5-mile stretch of Atlantic Avenue.

The spring season begins at the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition on April 26, with the opening of four new shows.

The multidisciplinary artist's latest body of work invites viewers into a poetic, spiritual meditation on humanity through abstract symbolism and ancestral echoes.

Although Teo Nalani, a young illustrator from Brooklyn, didn't grow up wanting to make movies, his first animated film will be showcased at an upcoming film festival.

Reg Thomas draws from his Haitian upbringing, growing up in Brooklyn and dating in New York City to make people laugh.

The Congress of Curious Peoples and Sideshow Hootenanny returns April 25–27, with performances, panels and workshops spotlighting sword swallowers, fire eaters and sideshow artists.

In "Macbeth In Stride," Whitney White and Charlie Thurston change the preconceived misconceptions of the infamous Lady Macbeth through pop, rock, gospel and R&B.

The Downtown Brooklyn Partnerships will present a vibrant lineup of spring and summer events designed to bring the community together through music, performance and public art.

From making ice cream cakes as a teenager to competing on "The Great American Baking Show," Brooklyn's Adela Mou proves that passion and perseverance can turn any home baker into a contender.

Brooklyn Academy of Music’s 48th annual DanceAfrica Festival honors Mozambique’s artistic traditions with live performances, film screenings, workshops and a bustling outdoor bazaar.