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Weekend Events Lineup: What to do in Brooklyn, 11/17 - 11/19

Weekend Events Lineup: What to do in Brooklyn, 11/17 - 11/19

A zine fair, an underground dance music rave, a Dutch Christmas fair, a free Thanksgiving meal and more fun things to do this weekend in Brooklyn.
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See the Work of Immanuel Oni, the 'Space Doula' of Brownsville

See the Work of Immanuel Oni, the 'Space Doula' of Brownsville

Immanuel Oni’s art project "Beyond Memorial" is a labor of love that rebirths public spaces in Brownsville as positive symbols of the neighborhood's future.
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Tarik 'Black Thought,' Trotter Discusses New Book, Opens up with Jon Stewart at BAM

Tarik 'Black Thought,' Trotter Discusses New Book, Opens up with Jon Stewart at BAM

In his new biography, "The Upcycled Self," Trotter lays bare his adventurous, tumultuous and triumphant upbringing in Philadelphia, PA
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A New Chapter and Happy Ending for Adanne Bookstore

A New Chapter and Happy Ending for Adanne Bookstore

After getting evicted from its DUMBO location this summer, the beloved bookstore reopened on Ralph Avenue on Nov. 11 in Bed-Stuy.
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Social Media is Obsessed with the Inventive Caribbean Cuisine at Fat Fowl in Downtown BK

Social Media is Obsessed with the Inventive Caribbean Cuisine at Fat Fowl in Downtown BK

Fat Fowl at Dekalb Market Hall in Downtown Brooklyn is a crowd favorite for its inventive dishes like its oxtail grilled cheese and lavender rotisserie chicken.
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Weekend Events Lineup: What to do in Brooklyn, 11/10 - 11/12

Weekend Events Lineup: What to do in Brooklyn, 11/10 - 11/12

It's a weekend of comedy, dance and music: Folk, Kompa, Salsa and R&B!
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At Park Slope's Lore, Find Inviting Food With a Global Influence And an 'Indian Tweak'

At Park Slope's Lore, Find Inviting Food With a Global Influence And an 'Indian Tweak'

Chef-owner Jay Kumar ran a successful restaurant in Basel, Switzerland before coming to Brooklyn for love
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The Story Behind Brooklyn’s Fast-Growing Basketball Academy

The Story Behind Brooklyn’s Fast-Growing Basketball Academy

Giorgi Koguashvili started coaching basketball in Brooklyn to support himself while waiting for a work visa. Now, he runs an international academy with more than 700 students.
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The Votes Are in: Incumbents Ride a Blue Wave to the Finish Line

The Votes Are in: Incumbents Ride a Blue Wave to the Finish Line

Representing the newly drawn district 43, Democrat Susan Zhuang becomes the first Asian-American City Councilmember from Brooklyn.
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This Bed-Stuy Alliance is Helping Local Residents Start Their Own Block Association

This Bed-Stuy Alliance is Helping Local Residents Start Their Own Block Association

The BedStuy Works Alliance of Block and Tenant Associations works with more than 70 block associations and 10 tenant associations in Central Brooklyn. 
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