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Hundreds gathered for the documentary screening of "Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story" at Brower Park in Crown Heights for an evening of film and music.

The Brooklyn Family Justice Center is a one-stop shop where domestic violence survivors can get help. It recently expanded into a new space in Downtown Brooklyn.

Thanks to Sam Lerner Dreamer, a Brooklyn climber, the updated New York City Bouldering guide contains 705 problems (including 14 projects) in the range V0 to V13, from Central Park to Pelham Bay Park.

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.”

The Soul Summit Music Festival attracted thousands of people to Fort Greene Park on Sunday. “It's just an organic vibe, and it's a creative space,” an attendee said.

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.

A new Open Streets program landed on Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights this summer, with organizers noting its focus on local merchants and kid-friendly programming.

As the city weighs how to repair the crumbling Brooklyn-Queens Expressway near Downtown Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights, the Atlantic Avenue underpass beneath the highway has been transformed into a work of art.

Brooklynite Samirah Horton, 16, helped to launch the Nazarene Library, a reading room stacked with banned titles at the Nazarene Congregational United Church of Christ in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

Antonio Jefferson, a photographer and studio owner, is encouraging Black and queer artists to pursue a full-time career in the arts.