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The Tompkins Avenue Open Streets Program has opposition from some local homeowners who say it has negatively impacted their quality of life. But is it enough to topple the wildly popular program? 

Black, Black, Black Week, a three-day event at Triskelion Arts in Greenpoint, showcased the rich tapestry of Black artistic heritage and its influence on Black performance art today.

Local restaurant 2 Chix now dishes out bake and saltfish, fried plantains, bacon, egg and cheese waffle sandwiches and more for the late-night weekend crowd.

Councilmembers say the new bill could prevent families from leaving NYC, but some Brooklynites have questions about the bill’s true intentions

Neither bad weather nor his critics could stop Barstool founder's all-you-can-eat pizza festival this past weekend at Maimonides Park.

CB4 gave the go-ahead to two Bushwick establishments that have applied for alcohol licenses and one ale house that hopes to transform into a live music venue.

Black Food Rising will feature art, food, books, African culinary demonstrations, a DJ and a screening of Black Owned Brooklyn's documentary, "The Sun Rises in the East."

OktoberFest, a brujeria market, a Black college expo, a Rihanna karaoke paint night and more events this weekend in Brooklyn.

Flatbush residents fighting to preserve a former burial site for enslaved African people have several concerns, which they voiced in an open letter last week.

"Behold" by Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons will run until Jan. 14 and showcases more than 50 artworks spanning four decades.