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Revolving Neon Sign on the East River Inspired by the State of the World

Photograph: Public Art Fund In most New York City neighborhoods it's easy to find artistic pieces painted on sprawling billboards, the side of buildings, or even painted right on the sidewalk.

Purelements Dance Performance Celebrates Diversity in East New York

For many years, sections of Brooklyn have been world renowned for their cultural diversity and contribution to modern art.

Bedstuy Restoration Encourages Brooklyn Residents to Take a Spin

Since 1967, the inventive Bedford Stuyesant Restoration organization has been improving the quality of life for Brooklynites young and old.

'Fly by Night,' Brings Brooklyn a Light Show and Dance Performance... in the Sky!

Brooklyn, you don't want to miss this! Beginning Saturday, May 7, and continuing every weekend through June 12, Brooklyn will receive a rare and ethereal treat: At dusk, a massive flock of homing pigeons will ascend into the sky over the Brooklyn Nav
East Side Access Will Connect Manhattan and Long Island in 2022

East Side Access Will Connect Manhattan and Long Island in 2022

Across the United States, New York City is recognized for its transportation system which allows individuals to travel between distant boroughs throughout the night and early morning.

Successful Business Woman Dolly Williams: Tough-as-Nails (that are Polished and Manicured)

Dolly Williams, co-founder and owner of A.

Our Kids in the Purple Rain: Lessons We Can Teach Children from Prince

Photo: www.troygua.com By Carla Taylor-Pla We can wear purple. We can play his music. We can even show them pictures of ourselves in the eighty's after a concert.
Photos: Grand Opening of Arts East New York

Photos: Grand Opening of Arts East New York

On Friday, April 23, Arts East New York celebrated the grand opening of its new headquarters, community space and art gallery at Livonia Commons, located at 534 Livonia Avenue.

NYPD Officer Peter Liang Gets Probation For Shooting Unarmed Man

In recent weeks, national media has circled around the sentencing of an NYPD officer who shot and killed an unarmed man in a pubic housing stairwell.

Brooklyn Locals Find Confusion at NY Primary Polling Locations

In the early morning hours as school children were being dropped off, informed citizens around Brooklyn were finding their polling site and exercising their right to vote in the New York primaries.