Arts & Entertainment

The program, with three numbers, beautifully balances history, innovation and spiritual reflection.

What began as a neighborhood street art initiative has evolved into one of Brooklyn’s most anticipated events.

See Sipho Kunene & Woza Masekela, Bambara African Dance & Drum Ensemble, and Entre Almas – Rachiim Ausar-Sahu, Dir., feat. Joyce Brandon preform live at the Billie Holiday Theatre on June 7.

For the first time since the 1970s, Brooklyn residents dare to dream of a Knicks NBA championship win. Brooklynites are gearing up for the first game against the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday.

What falls is small, but what it gathers below is far larger: anticipation, laughter and shared attention.

The city becomes a stage once again. Shakespeare returns to the city streets for all to enjoy.

The streets around Brooklyn Academy of Music came alive on Memorial Day weekend to celebrate African and diasporic culture, community, music, food and fashion.

Despite soggy Memorial Day weekend weather, BAM’s annual festival filled Downtown Brooklyn with music, dance and diasporic pride

A night of performance and purpose brought Brooklyn’s arts community together in support of the next generation.

Playwright and hot dog historian Michael Quinn traces the rise, fall and revival of the man credited with putting a frankfurter in a bun.