Arts & Entertainment

A dinosaur from Walking With Dinosaurs visits Barclays Center to promote their upcoming Summer 2014 show.

Scottie Mills plays Ida in "Maid's Door" by Cheryl Davis, playing now at The Billie Holiday Theatre Who among us does not desire to see our parents live well into old age? It is what we wish for them. It is what we wish for ourselves.

SPRING HOUSE CONCERT: MERIDIAN WHAT: SPRING HOUSE CONCERT: MERIDIAN is Bradley Valentin & Yohimbe Sampson: "Somewhere between Prince and Def Leppard, NYC group Meridian is a fuzzed-out, synth-laden, soulful tribute to 80's soundtracks and acid-wa

Brooklyn Museum Brooklyn Museum will present a variety of public programs for adults, teens and kids in April, including talks, late night events, performances, screenings and hands-on workshops that amplify the Museum's exhibitions and permanent col

Scottie Mills and Nicola d'Alessandro in "Maid's Door," playing now at The Billie Holiday Theatre Photo: Helen L. Collen The Billie Holiday Theatre presents " Maid's Door ," written by Cheryl L.

Valerie Tevere (center) and Angel Nevarez (right) with their daughter at BRIC Media Art House where they hosted "Another Protest Song Karaoke" Inside of a work studio in Clinton Hill, a local couple has started a revolution.

Paige in Full at BAM WHAT: Paige in Full: A B-Girl's Visual Mixtape --How can we know who we are if we're changing all the time? Performer, writer, and choreographer Paige Hernandez answers a universal question in her own unique way in this moving an

Spring isn't the only thing waiting for us around the corner: On April 5, at Prospect Heights High School, located at 883 Classon Avenue, get ready for Fiddlefest 2014, the Noel Pointer Foundation's annual fundraiser and concert.

Anne-Marie Slaughter and Simon Critchley talk "On Truth (And Lies) in Feminism" at BAM Anne-Marie Slaughter, author of the 2012 Atlantic cover story "Why Women Still Can't Have It All," joins philosopher Simon Critchley to discuss the complex and evo

(l to r) Poet Sonia Sanchez and Freedom Singer Bernice Johnson Reagon will talk about their experience as activists and share words and music from the Civil Rights Movement at the Brooklyn Museum.