Arts & Entertainment

Josh Sharp’s one-man comedy show “ta-da!” is an experimental multimedia performance with lewd jokes, rogue text slides and a “Herculean feat of stupidity.”

Red Hook’s historic waterfront comes alive this summer with art that explores music, the steel industry and motion as the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition launches three new exhibitions.

Fat Beats, the iconic Hip-Hop commerce brand, partnered up with SummerStage to bring some of the best artists to Herbert Von King Park in Bedford-Stuyvesant on Saturday.

The  “Rise Up NYC” free summer concert series kicks off in Brooklyn, with dancehall, soca, R&B and gospel artists all performing at Wingate Park.

Angel Archives is set to transform Studio 45 in East Williamsburg with a group exhibition exploring the enduring power and mystery of angels.

Brooklyn’s wildest comedy party returns on July 10, with four days of unfiltered, laugh-out-loud improv at the Fun and Dumb Improv Festival.

Feature collaborations with Big Sean, Fivio Foreign, Liana Bank$ and Samara Cyn, Artist, Kota the Friend launches a groundbreaking album and artist-fan tour experience.

Billed as the largest art parade in the U.S., the Coney Island Mermaid Parade on Saturday attracted an eclectic congregation of families, drag queens, artists and a surplus of glitter.

Despite the rain, the Juneteenth celebration at BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! was filled with joy, reflection and resilience.

Anne Burrell, the celebrity chef known for hosting a variety of cooking shows, died in her Brooklyn home on Tuesday, according to The New York Post. She was 55.