Lifestyle & Culture

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.

We've been doing desert all wrong! Your favorite cheesecake from Junior's Restaurant & Bakery is now golden brown.

Brooklyn’s community-driven market reopens on April 6 under the BQE with vintage finds, local art and food vendors.

There's plenty of help to file your taxes on time.

The large sports complex has been hosting programming for children and teens since 2008. Now they say they have to close in just two weeks, but parents and children aren’t going down without a fight.

All New York City residents are required to separate yard waste, food scraps and food-soiled paper from trash and recycling starting on April 1.

Eid al-Fitr, the three-day holiday that celebrates the conclusion of Ramadan, will begin at sundown on March 29.