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6 Things to Do in Brooklyn This Mother’s Day

6 Things to Do in Brooklyn This Mother’s Day

This Sunday, it's all about celebrating mom (or whoever plays mom in your life)

As Mayor, Eric Adams Would Empower Ethnic, Community Media

The BP announces a plan to elevate ethnic and community-based media, as he surpasses Andrew Yang in a new mayoral poll.
DanceAfrica 2021 Festival to Celebrate the Vibrant Culture of Haiti

DanceAfrica 2021 Festival to Celebrate the Vibrant Culture of Haiti

The nation's largest African and African Diasporic dance festival and BAM's longest-running program celebrates the vibrant culture and resilience of Haiti in this year’s festival.

Two Brooklyn Men Charged With the Murder of One-Year-Old Davell Gardner Jnr.

The Brooklyn District Attorney has charged 18 men in a 63-count indictment, that includes four homicides.
Brooklyn Public Library Debuts Renovated Public Spaces

Brooklyn Public Library Debuts Renovated Public Spaces

The lobby features a Major Owens Welcome Center, an exhibit dedicated to the Congressman, who was a champion for Libraries.
Taxilandia Takes Passengers on a Theatrical Ride Through Bushwick

Taxilandia Takes Passengers on a Theatrical Ride Through Bushwick

Modesto Jimenez, in his latest piece of cab-theater, takes audiences for a drive through Bushwick's past, present and future.
Brooklyn Restaurants Named in Michelin’s Cheap Eats List

Brooklyn Restaurants Named in Michelin’s Cheap Eats List

Check out the restaurants in BK Reader neighborhoods that made the 2021 Bib Gourmand list

Half of NYC’s Minority-Owned Businesses Were Forced to Lay Off, Furlough Workers During Pandemic, Survey Finds

NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer has used the results of a June 2020 survey to make recommendations to the city as it reopens

City Harvest Gifted $20M to Build New Food Distribution in Brooklyn

The donation was made by the Steven and Alexandra Cohen Foundation
These Teachers Help Blind and Visually Impaired Brooklyn Kids Advocate for Themselves

These Teachers Help Blind and Visually Impaired Brooklyn Kids Advocate for Themselves

Brooklyn's Naima Hall is passionate about her job, which involves teaching blind and visually impaired children how to speak up and empower themselves