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The Lit List| Here's What's Happening in BK This Weekend

The Lit List| Here's What's Happening in BK This Weekend

Happy weekend, Brooklyn!
Atlantic Avenue Jail Demolition Rattles Residents

Atlantic Avenue Jail Demolition Rattles Residents

Residents are fed up with the dust, noise and the rumbles as the Brooklyn Detention Center on Atlantic Avenue is torn down to make way for a new 15-story jail complex.
New Outdoor Dining Application Opens for Restaurant Owners

New Outdoor Dining Application Opens for Restaurant Owners

The city’s restaurant owners must apply for participation in Dinging Out NYC, the city’s permanent outdoor dining program by August. A new portal comes with new regulations and promises from city agencies.
Zion Williamson Slam Dunks on Free-Falling Nets

Zion Williamson Slam Dunks on Free-Falling Nets

Adams Denies Sexual Assault Allegations

Adams Denies Sexual Assault Allegations

The Mayor claimed he never met the woman who alleged he assaulted her in 1993 during their time working for the Transit Bureau.
This Gowanus Restaurant Offers a Taste of Mexico, Texas, and Iran

This Gowanus Restaurant Offers a Taste of Mexico, Texas, and Iran

At Parklife, Chef Scott Koshnoodi is bringing his heritage to the table to create a whole new kind of taco.
Bed-Stuy Rallies For Protected Bike Lane on Bedford Avenue

Bed-Stuy Rallies For Protected Bike Lane on Bedford Avenue

The city keeps delaying the installation of a bike lane on Bedfrod Avenue, between Flatbush and Flushing Avenues.
Author Mo Willems Teaches BK Kids on Opposites And Abstracts

Author Mo Willems Teaches BK Kids on Opposites And Abstracts

Children's book author and illustrator Mo Willems appeared for a special story time at the Brooklyn Children's Museum on Saturday.
The Lit List| Here's What's Happening in BK This Weekend

The Lit List| Here's What's Happening in BK This Weekend

Happy weekend, Brooklyn!
This BK Photographer’s Work Graces Bus Stops, from Bushwick, to Chicago

This BK Photographer’s Work Graces Bus Stops, from Bushwick, to Chicago

The work of Clifford Prince King explores Black queer identity. A series of his photographs can now be seen at bus shelters across the city.