Lifestyle & Culture

The storm may have interrupted the evening, but it could not stop the celebration.

The Great PLG Stoop and Sidewalk Sale returns to Prospect Lefferts Gardens on June 7, transforming more than 22 blocks into a neighborhood-wide open-air market.

BCAT 2026 is a four-day, self-guided tour celebrating Brooklyn’s growing ceramics community through studio visits, demonstrations, talks and sales.

The annual event blended meditation, community wellness and fundraising support for families affected by autism.

Kwanzaa Crawl Family Reunion will bring thousands to Black-owned venues across four Brooklyn neighborhoods as the event celebrates its 10th anniversary.

“NYC Neighborhood Passport” will encourage participants to explore neighborhoods across the city to collect artist-designed stamps during the World Cup, and will provide a digital map to free- and low-cost events.

Enjoy a full day of readings, booksellers, a kids corner, music and panel discussions on subjects including Black authorship, banned books and the fight for intellectual freedom, and community, culture & resistance on May 17.

“Ancestral Ecologies,” is an exhibition exploring Latinx and African diasporic relationships to land, ritual and spirituality can inform contemporary ecological thinking.

Two historic Brooklyn properties once owned by pioneering physician Dr. Josephine English are on the market for $8.25 million amid preservation efforts and community interest.

Brooklyn Public Library and The Reading Institute are offering free reading tools designed to help caregivers build early literacy skills using research-based activities.