Arts & Entertainment

During the project's launch on Saturday, Gbenga Akinnagbe will bring a film crew to capture the stories of local residents and photo artist Barron Claiborne will be taking free portraits Photo credit: indiewire.

Take a look - Brooklyn has it all! There is a lot happening. In the world, in this country - and of course in Brooklyn.

Schultz has transformed BRIC into a leading art and media institution and has been instrumental to expanding its programming, education initiatives and community engagement Photo credit: bricartsmedia.

'2 Dope Queens' Jessica Williams and Phoebe Robinson present the most inclusive podcast which features diverse performers and tackles topics including sex, race, hair journeys and NYC life

Ay? will be headlining a free performance at the 8th Annual Soul of BK festival on Sunday at Weeksville Heritage Center Singer Ayo Music has an extraordinary way of binding us all as humans, regardless of its origin.

After the birth of her first child, the legendary Janet Jackson is ready to return to the stage and will make a stop at the Barclays Center in November Multiple Grammy Award-winner and platinum-selling recording artist Janet Jackson is bringing her S

By transforming local businesses and public spaces into destinations for art and music, the Soul of Brooklyn Festival is a celebration that increases the visibility of African Diaspora culture and businesses MoCADA's Soul Of Brooklyn Festival, the bo

Artist talks, Movies Under the Stars, Atlantic Antic, Soul of Brooklyn, this weekend has something for everyone! Well, it's official: Summer is over! Lucky for us, it's sending us off with a special kiss of unseasonably warm weather and a killer even

"The Love Yourself Project is a counterbalance to negative images that tell you that you are not enough. It reminds you that you are enough, and it's okay to love who you are.

The conversation with Judith Jamison will launch Ronald K. Brown/Evidence's first full-length performance at the historic Billie Holiday Theatre In the year 1966, Robert F.