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Mothers (and some fathers) participate in the first-ever national "Lift Every Baby" event in Bed-Stuy On Saturday, August 29, in Bed-Stuy, around 30 new mothers (and some fathers) gathered at 375 Stuyvesant Avenue in Bed-Stuy to participate in the fi

SPONSORED Communities are a compendium of people, places, things and energy. A community is also a direct reflection of the level of investment by its key financial anchors.

The artworks of two award-winning children's books illustrators-- Bryan Collier and Frank Morrison-- will soon be on exhibition at House of Art Gallery , located at 408 Marcus Garvey Blvd in Bed-Stuy.

Beginning Thursday, September 10 - Saturday, September 19, the fourth annual Brooklyn BEAT (Brooklyn Emerging Artists in Theatre) Festival returns to Brooklyn! The BEAT Festival is a performing arts initiative for the residents of Brooklyn that seeks

Residents of District 35 (which includes Crown Heights, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill and parts of Brooklyn Heights): How would you spend $1 million dollars in your neighborhood? Surely you have some ideas.

Demystifying Shamanism: An Illustrated Presentation WHAT: European missionaries claimed that shamans were doing the work of the devil. Soviet Communists persecuted them because they were not Marxists.

More than one year after the abduction of 276 schoolgirls by Boko Haram militants in Nigeria, City Councilmember Laurie Cumbo is unwilling to let the issue fade from public memory.

Click here to view original web page at www.kingscountypolitics.com Council Member Laurie A.

Brooklyn Borough President Eric L.

Bed-Stuy resident Claudia was having financial difficulty paying her drastically rising rent. That situation changed when she and her son were able to move into a PACC apartment on Pulaski Street.