Lifestyle & Culture

A 16-pound chocolate egg is the crown jewel of Li-Lac Chocolates in Sunset Park during Easter.

Thousands of people are expected at Brooklyn’s Sixth Annual Haitian Cultural Day Parade on May 10, celebrating heritage, music and unity in Little Haiti and Little Caribbean.

Couples can meet top wedding vendors in an intimate setting and enter to win a $3,000 elopement package this spring.

The event on April 27 offers hands-on activities, including paper-making with leaves, viewing microscopic organisms and a bee hunt led by a Museum of Natural History scientist.

It's seal season in New York. The Department of Environmental Conservation is warning all New Yorkers to admire them from afar, or risk harming them and facing fines.

There's a host of activities over the spring public school break, so get out there and play, Brooklyn!

The commemoration of the exodus from Egypt is a powerful metaphor that is appreciated not only by Jews, but by people of other faiths as well.

City leaders and faith representatives gathered at Boro Park Seder Matzah Bakery to explore Passover traditions ahead of the holiday that begins at sundown on Saturday.

Brooklynites are invited to participate in National Library Week by joining a quiet "Read In" in the grand lobby of the Central Library on April 10.

Timeless Torches mark 20 years of high-energy performances with open auditions for passionate dancers over 40.