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Song Salon Returns to Brooklyn With Two Nights of Live Music

Song Salon Returns to Brooklyn With Two Nights of Live Music

651 ARTS is bringing back its Song Salon series with performances by AMYRA and KAMAUU at its new downtown Brooklyn venue this May.
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This Year's DanceAfrica Community Day Kicks off at Restoration Plaza

This Year's DanceAfrica Community Day Kicks off at Restoration Plaza

Attendees experienced the beauty, fashion and culture of African and Diasporic traditions firsthand
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ART OF BROOKLYN Announces 2026 Festival Lineup

ART OF BROOKLYN Announces 2026 Festival Lineup

The film festival returns for its 16th year with premieres, horror, comedy and documentary films.
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Wonder Gallery Debuts in Coney Island With Vintage Photos and Mini Zines

Wonder Gallery Debuts in Coney Island With Vintage Photos and Mini Zines

The new art gallery explores the neighborhood’s cultural history.
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From Yoga to Jazz, Domino Park Announces Summer Events

From Yoga to Jazz, Domino Park Announces Summer Events

The Williamsburg waterfront park is bringing back free summer events with outdoor movies, live music, yoga, dance performances and family programming.
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Mermaid Night Rolls Into Brooklyn's Xanadu With Retro Skate Party

Mermaid Night Rolls Into Brooklyn's Xanadu With Retro Skate Party

Mermaid Night is bringing disco, roller skating and retro hip-hop to Xanadu in Bushwick on June 6 with costumes, DJs and live performances.
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Inside Brooklyn's Homegrown Comedy Dating Show

Inside Brooklyn's Homegrown Comedy Dating Show

For single Brooklynites, a monthly dating show called "Do You Still Like Me?" offers a fresh chance at finding love outside of the apps.
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Brooklyn Bridge Park Unveils A Packed Summer 2026 Lineup

Brooklyn Bridge Park Unveils A Packed Summer 2026 Lineup

Free outdoor movies, live music, dance parties and waterfront activities return to Brooklyn Bridge Park from May through October.
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NYC Brings World Cup Fever to Schools

NYC Brings World Cup Fever to Schools

The 'Soccer Streets' series will travel to 50 schools across the five boroughs, turning car-free blocks into day-long soccer pitches, block parties and community celebrations leading up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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A Brooklyn Staging of Julius Caesar Comes to Carroll Gardens

A Brooklyn Staging of Julius Caesar Comes to Carroll Gardens

A free staging “Julius Caesar” comes to Carroll Park, as Smith Street Stage continues its tradition of outdoor Shakespeare productions in Brooklyn.
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