Arts & Entertainment

There are two major events Brooklyn residents can enjoy to commemorate the 250th birthday of the United States: Sail4th250, the largest maritime and aerial gathering in U.S. history, and the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks.

Singer Karen Bernod has occupied a unique space in music, one equally rooted in soul, jazz, and house, with the kind of storytelling that can only come from a life fully lived.

Long before streaming platforms and social media reshaped the industry, Beat Street in Downtown Brooklyn was the cultural epicenter of Hip-Hop in the borough.

New exhibitions and civic-focused programming will bring conversations about democracy, culture and social change to Brooklyn throughout the year.

Secure your spot to watch fireworks from Brooklyn Bridge Park.

At Haiti Cultural Exchange, Records & Rhum explores the preservation and circulation of Haitian music beyond digital platforms.

The Brooklyn Borough President and the city Department of Transportation are hosting watch party events in Cypress Hills, Brownsville and Kensington.

The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition has three exhibitions that reflect the borough's history.

Rising stars of the Metropolitan Opera bring memorable SummerStage recital to East River waterfront.

There were plenty of Brooklynites celebrating their beloved New York Knicks at the ticker-tape parade in lower Manhattan.