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The public art activation OY/YO has returned to Brooklyn, on display at the Brooklyn Museum

New Yorkers who want to quit smoking can apply for free nicotinic patches and lozenges through October 18

The construction will roll out in two phases, bringing a skate park, adult fitness equipment, basketball courts, a new track and more to Brownsville.

The two-day forum aims to inform about the possible legalization of cannabis, the current state of the law, and what it could mean for the community.

With artistic signs, activist group Mi Casa No Es Su Casa sheds light on the community's fight against gentrification and rezoning.

The Public Theater's production will reimagine the classic Shakespeare comedy in the setting of an East New York block party.

A local planning committee will identify economic development, transportation, housing and other projects that align with the community's needs.

The competition gives local artists a chance to present their art in the BID's businesses and, if selected, all around Flatbush.

The survey gives insights into the evolving ecosystem and the economic, environmental and health benefits of Brooklyn’s largest park. 

Students met college recruiters from various institutions and participated in workshops to learn more about college access and affordability.