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Cumbe Celebrates Traditions and Culture of Senegal with New Dance Series

Cumbe Celebrates Traditions and Culture of Senegal with New Dance Series

In observance of Senegal's independence, Cumbe is hosting a series of special classes taught by Senegalese master dancers
'Red, White & Wasted!' Bklyn Filmmakers Explore Muddy Trump Country at Tribeca Film Festival

'Red, White & Wasted!' Bklyn Filmmakers Explore Muddy Trump Country at Tribeca Film Festival

The film on Florida’s little-known mudding subculture gives a unique look at the Americans who propelled Trump to the White House
BP Adams Launches Program to Teach Meditation in East Brooklyn Schools

BP Adams Launches Program to Teach Meditation in East Brooklyn Schools

Program aims to decrease stress and anxiety while increasing focus and kindness

Celebrate Mother Earth Like the Rockstar She Is!

During 'Earth Rocks!' week, families can explore at Brooklyn Children's Museum what a responsible relationship with the planet's ecosystems means
Woodhull Hospital Transforms Parking Lot into Affordable Housing

Woodhull Hospital Transforms Parking Lot into Affordable Housing

The development brings 89 affordable studios, 54 of which are reserved for formerly homeless adults with special needs, to Bushwick and Bed-Stuy
Youth Poets Harness 'Words, Sounds, Power' to Shed Light on Racial Inequality

Youth Poets Harness 'Words, Sounds, Power' to Shed Light on Racial Inequality

Brooklyn high schoolers will share the stage with spoken word legends like Mumu Fresh and La Bruja at BAM's annual celebration of poetry and hip-hop
First Cherry Blossoms Usher in Spring at Bklyn Botanic Garden

First Cherry Blossoms Usher in Spring at Bklyn Botanic Garden

Consisting of more than 20 varieties, BBG’s collection of cherry blossom trees is one of the most diverse of its kind in the U.S.
Pathmark Is Making a Comeback in East Flatbush

Pathmark Is Making a Comeback in East Flatbush

After months of extensive interior and exterior renovations, the 47,000-square-foot Pathmark is ready to reopen this week.

Restoration Reimagined! Architect David Adjaye Will Bring New Vision for Bed-Stuy Plaza to Life

A five-year plan will help re-envision Restoration Plaza as a symbol for equity to help close the racial wealth gap in Central Brooklyn

Espinal Pushes for Affordable Commercial Rent Laws to Protect Mom-and-Pop Shops

Espinal's bills include provisions to require affordable commercial space set aside in city-subsidized housing developments