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Whether your camper is looking to sharpen their math or skateboarding skills, there is a program in Brooklyn that will fit their needs. 

After the Interborough Express was confirmed, private business has quickly moved to partner with developers in East New York for business opportunities. But are local businesses ready to take advantage of the potential boon — and is the City ready to protect their interests?

After a viral TikTok video, Filly Luv, a Black-woman-owned restaurant in Bed-Stuy found themselves with lines outside of their restaurant.

Park Slope's annual Brooklyn Pride Twilight Parade brought out large crowds for a night of fun and celebration of LGBTQ+ history, present and future.

The record-setting event brought together 412 people for a morning of performances, food and drinks at Brooklyn Bowl.

A Tame Impala dance party, the official Brooklyn Pride parade, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at BAM, a Gowanus art walk and more.

Brooklyn farmer and educator DeVonne Jackson Perez just got back from two weeks of teaching agriculture to students in Uganda. Here's what she learned.

Renowned Black photographer Jamel Shabazz has returned to his roots to activate The Brooklyn Museum’s outdoor plaza with a new exhibition titled "Jamel Shabazz: Faces and Places, 1980–2023."

The pandemic boom of overanxious shoppers stockpiling foods is over. Why, then, are grocery shoppers paying so much now for so little? In the second of this two-part series on food shopping in Brooklyn, BK Reader examines how grocers and residents are taking matters into their own hands.

Christopher Williams survived two heart attacks and a bout with cancer, all before the age of 50. But now, he’s on a mission to help as many Black men as possible understand how to improve their health.