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The stew, which is 34 days old and counting, is served every Tuesday evening at the Fermi Playground in Bushwick.

Najee Day, an annual celebration and basketball tournament which commemorates Najee Ali Baker's short but impactful life, always draws a large crowd in Crown Heights where he grew up.

The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation has hired around 800 lifeguards for its public pools and beaches, which is a steep decline from pre-pandemic numbers.

The Brooklyn subway stations that will reopen bathrooms this summer are Sheepshead Bay B/Q, 18th Avenue F, Myrtle/Broadway J/Z, Church Avenue F/G and Church Avenue B/Q.

Wild Captives, the first woman-owned archery range in the U.S., opened at Industry City this month. With it comes empowering archery lessons, an endless supply of arrows and a founder redefining the sport.

Tenants from a large apartment building in Flatbush said they are taking action against their landlord and building management, citing conditions that have led to 277 HPD violations.

The poetry slam semifinals will take place on July 15, at the Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation.

Comptroller Brad Lander added interactive maps to the NYC Climate Dashboard, illustrating an unequal distribution of environmental hazards. 

After suffering a debilitating workplace injury in 2004, Jeffrey Jones discovered solace from the physical pain in watching the marvelous and resilient wildlife of Prospect Park.

The annual Giglio festival in Williamsburg, an Afrocentric drum party in Bushwick, a maximalist pop-up shop in Gowanus, a free concert in Coney Island and more Brooklyn events!