Lifestyle & Culture

More than 55,000 runners crossed the finish line at the TCS New York City Marathon on Sunday.

A new AARP report shows that 1 in 4 New York adults are unpaid family caregivers, providing $39 billion in care each year while facing major financial and emotional strain.

On Sunday, Nov. 2, daylight saving ends at 2:00am when the clocks fall back one hour.

Everyone knows it's all about the community parties, where Brooklynites young and old hang outside to laugh and be merry amid ghouls and goblins.

The famous French culinary institute will bring its Bleu Table U.S. Tour to Brooklyn, featuring live demos and tastings.

The Brooklyn Nets have waived forward Drew Timme and guard Dariq Whitehead as the team continues to reshape its roster ahead of the 2025–26 NBA season.

Nicole Hannah-Jones is teaming up with the folks behind Bed-Vyne to bring a new literary salon and wine bar to the old Macon Hardware space in Bedford Stuyvesant.

Net proceeds from ticket sales for “A Very Brooklyn Fashion Show” will support the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, an arts group and gallery, as it recovers from a fire that tore through its Red Hook space in September.

Over 200 New York City firehouses and EMS stations will open their doors to the public on Oct. 18 and Oct. 19.

The 47th annual Bed-Stuy House Tour returns on Oct. 18, allowing visitors to tour the spectacular collection of Victorian townhouses and brownstones while funding college scholarships for local students.