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Ranked in TripAdvisor's top ten Fun and Games in Brooklyn, the immersive challenge is so different than an escape room.

This virtual conversation series is occurring during Disability Pride Month, which is celebrated annually in July.

Brooklyn, we're finally out of the pandemic and can celebrate this 4th of July with relative freedom (but while exercising still some measure of caution).

Vanderbilt Avenue's Open Streets will operate Monday, July 4th and announces July Programming, including the return of Salsa Salsa

The pro-bono law organization has been helping low-income Brooklynites with free legal services since 1990. Recently, it had a rebrand to show Brooklyn what it's all about.

Overnight cleaners who have worked decades at Brooklyn Law School were told last month the school has a new contractor that won't honor union contracts. On the first day of the contract, the school changed its mind.

The Coney Island Amphitheater and Herbert Von King Park in Bed-Stuy to host nine nights of free performing arts this summer.

Fred Wilson's first public art installation opens in Columbus Park, highlights some of the country's greatest societal barriers

The center, located in South Brooklyn, was at risk of closing in March, due to a proposal by the Department of Veterans Affairs.

District 17, which covers the majority of Crown Heights, will keep its existing superintendent Shenean Lindsay