Arts & Entertainment

Sebastian Mazeneth said that growing up in Brooklyn made him gritty and hungry, two traits that have helped him become a better boxer.

Members of the monthly book club organized by the Center For Black Literature read books that showcase a variety of Black perspectives.

For the photographers featured in “They’re There" at the Corner Gallery, the streets serve as their studio.

Theater for the New City's 2024 Street Theater production, "The Socialization of a Social Worker or The Fight for Social Justice," will come to Coney Island, Sunset Park and Fort Greene.

The deadline to submit all work is now August 15.

For 40 years, Urban Bush Women, a legendary Black female dance organization, has made its impact on the community through dance and community engagement.

The exhibit by the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition is on view on weekends through August 25.

Comedy lovers had a chance to see 600 performers on three stages during Brooklyn Comedy Collective's Fun and Dumb Improv Festival July 11- 14.

The Brooklyn Book Festival takes place September 22 to 30, 2024.

The citywide poetry slam encourages young people aged 13-19 to show off their skills for a chance to win up to $1,000 in cash prizes.