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A new art exhibition celebrates the residents and neighbors of the Jackie Robinson Housing Complex, and all they are doing for the Bed-Stuy community. 

Dance for PD allows Brooklynites living with Parkinson’s to connect not only with friends, but with their own bodies.

A literature-loving pooch is helping to give Brooklyn kids a love of reading through a monthly program where children can come and read aloud to him from their favorite book.

First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum; a Rihanna Dance Party, the largest NYC gathering of photographers and filmmakers, and more!

Roslyn Bernstein visited Jerusalem as a teenager in 1961, while the news of the Adolf Eichmann trial was still crackling over the radio waves. While the trip made an impression, it took her more than 6 decades to write her story based on the experience.

Dancer Sara Pizzi is premiering a new contemporary dance piece that integrates spoken word and hair art to discuss misogyny and gender stereotypes.

Using a cupcake as their canvas, Carolina Wang and Benny Emeri are creating custom edible art that relates to everyday pop culture and current events.

Now in its sixth year, the contest drew eight contestants and a crowd of Dolly Parton enthusiasts to Brooklyn.

The public exhibit is a celebration of the African diaspora of the borough, with rare art and 16th-century artifacts.

"It's for everybody," Petite Patate Owner and Chef Greg Baxtrom said of the new restaurant, which offers an affordable and delicious menu of French classics with a Brooklyn twist.