Lifestyle & Culture

Through oral history and family narrative, “The Palms Shore Club,” captures the legacy of a Sheepshead Bay cabana club community from 1962-1998.

Thousands of attendees are expected to gather at Randall's Island later this month for a day celebrating natural hair, Black beauty and entrepreneurship.

The Downtown Brooklyn museum has nostalgia rides, scavenger hunts and more programming to celebrate its birthday.

In this video segment, BK Reader captures the spirit of the borough's FIFA World Cup watch parties, from Crown Heights to the Brooklyn waterfront.

No surprise here: Joey Chestnut and Miki Sudo won the 2026 Nathan's Famous Fourth of July hotdog eating contest.

For many immigrants, the World Cup matches provide an opportunity for members of their diaspora to gather around a shared passion and to proudly celebrate a shared heritage.

Brooklyn author and podcaster Dan Saks explores how biking can help children build confidence and independence in his new book "On Our Bikes."

The Red Hook pool remains closed, however, as the Parks Department fixes a broken filter plant.

The second installment of the roving event transformed a Crown Heights block into an open air celebration where music, movement and neighborhood pride took center stage.

The parade attracted an eclectic congregation of families, drag queens, artists and a surplus of glitter.