Lifestyle & Culture

Two Brooklynites are chronicling the borough's untold stories with flare and fun.

The Earth Day event on April 19 features art-making, workshops and a special appearance by author and artist Oliver Jeffers.

The Williamsburg native, now a point guard for the New York Knicks, was celebrated by the community and received a Proclamation marking his return to New York City.

Asase Yaa’s Children’s Summer Arts Camp returns to Bed-Stuy, offering youth ages 4–13 hands-on experience in live performance and cultural storytelling.

The $9.99 pizza can be found in nine grocery stores, including at select ShopRite, Target, Pathmark, Lidl and Foodtown and other locations.

Ava Chen learned to play golf in her backyard and at the Junior Golf Center at the Dyker Beach Golf Course. Now, she’ll play on the national stage.

An African penguin, an endangered species, joined his parents and other penguins at the New York Aquarium's Sea Cliffs habitat in Coney Island.

Visitors can learn Kathak dance steps rooted in centuries of Indian classical tradition, join a Sufi drum circle, delight in stories and songs about Eid, enjoy delicious food, and visit the henna design station on March 28.

Brooklyn Unscripted is a monthly series where Brooklynites unpack the serious — and not so serious — issues shaping the borough. This month we shine the spotlight on Asad Dandia, a New York historian, tour guide and teacher.

Zohran Mamdani, New York City's first Muslim mayor, was at the Prospect Park Parade Grounds to mark Eid al-Fitr, the end of Ramadan.