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photo credit: AER Management The International African Arts Festival ( IAAF ) returns this weekend for its 46th anniversary to Fort Greene's Commodore Barry Park.

Former investment analyst-turned-artist uses a unique process called hydrographic transfer to transpose photographs onto 3D objects.

Using custom-made mobile carts, the Uni Project creates pop up reading rooms to read, draw and explore.

Being Muslim in America has become a complex topic.

Is this redevelopment the first step to the area's transformation into a denser and revitalized neighborhood? image credit: newyorkyimby.

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AbunDance Academy's show, inspired by the famed movies “Sister Act” and “Sister Act 2”, comes to Kings Theatre this Sunday. 

Residents say poor planning by developers and their construction projects has driven the squirrel-sized rats above ground Residents on Dean Street, between Carlton and 6th avenues, say they are suffering from a terrible rat infestation Residents in P

It's the first weekend of the summer, which means that summer is officially here. Which probably means it's gonna be a snowstorm, which probably means the subway is going to have more delays, which probably means you'll end up getting an Uber.

Gentrification assumes the opening of new businesses also means "improved." But don't be so quick to abandon your longtime mainstays...