Arts & Entertainment

The theme of this year's Rhythms & Movements of African American Culture Festival, a five-day event hosted by the Brooklyn nonprofit Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation, is "Resolution Requires Resistance."

The BRIC Film Festival debuts with a diverse lineup of short films and a panel discussion.

A month of cultural celebrations, live performances and interactive art experiences awaits at the Brooklyn Museum.

Deep emotions of pride, empowerment and grit roared through the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Howard Gilman Opera House during the 39th Annual Brooklyn Tribute to civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Tanya Weddemire Gallery kicks off 2025 with its first exhibition of the year with "I Got a Story to Tell," in honor of Black History Month.

Set to debut on Jan. 29, the TV series "Dolla Van" follows siblings navigating the hustle of Brooklyn’s Flatbush van routes, tackling themes of culture, community and change.

The Asase Yaa Cultural Foundation, a New York City based foundation dedicated to preserving and celebrating African and African American culture, will host its 2nd Annual Rhythms & Movements of African American Culture Festival.

"Blind Runner" and "Unseen Iran" offer a powerful glimpse into resistance, tradition and artistic innovation.

Gracemoon Arts Company has been catching the attention of theater goers by putting on plays that delve into sex, race and misogyny.

Forward Dorian Finney-Smith and guard Shake Milton are now headed to Los Angeles.