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Citi Bike is Expanding in Brooklyn

Citi Bike is Expanding in Brooklyn

Citibike is expanding into Brownsville, East New York, Kensington and Bay Ridge. In addition, more docking stations will be added in Downtown Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Greenpoint and Park Slope.
Brooklyn Children’s Museum to Host NYC's Largest Family Kwanzaa Celebration

Brooklyn Children’s Museum to Host NYC's Largest Family Kwanzaa Celebration

The five-day event is organized in collaboration with the Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation.
Books, Community, Brooklyn: 3 New Indie Bookstores to Discover

Books, Community, Brooklyn: 3 New Indie Bookstores to Discover

Brooklyn’s love for books grows with the arrival of three new indie retailers.
New Book About Jay-Z Immortalizes One of Brooklyn's Greatest Artists, Entrepreneurs

New Book About Jay-Z Immortalizes One of Brooklyn's Greatest Artists, Entrepreneurs

"The Book of HOV: A Tribute to Jay-Z" is on sale Wednesday, Dec. 4.
Meet the Brooklyn Firefighter Fighting Fires And Frizz

Meet the Brooklyn Firefighter Fighting Fires And Frizz

Organic, natural hair care is changing in the hands of Brooklyn native Gregory Shepherd and his shop Kultivated Hair Care.
NYC Black Heartthrob Look-Alike Contest Takes Over Bed-Stuy Park

NYC Black Heartthrob Look-Alike Contest Takes Over Bed-Stuy Park

There were over a hundred people that came to Herbert Von King Park on Sunday for the Black Heartthrob Look-Alike Contest.
New Book Celebrates The Enduring Impact of Brooklyn's Shirley Chisholm

New Book Celebrates The Enduring Impact of Brooklyn's Shirley Chisholm

Chisholm's insightful worldview is relevant now as it was 50 years ago, says Dr. Zinga A. Fraser, the author of a new book on one of Brooklyn's most beloved community leaders.
Photos: Brooklyn Love Blooms at the Botanic Gardens

Photos: Brooklyn Love Blooms at the Botanic Gardens

Political Strategist Musa Moore and Singer Chinah Blac Tie the Knot
Brooklyn’s Forgotten Black Historical Stories Shine in New Book

Brooklyn’s Forgotten Black Historical Stories Shine in New Book

A new book by author Prithi Kanakamedala walks readers through the expansion of Brooklyn from the 17th century and how it became a slaveholding capital and eventually a hub for free Black people.
Embattled by Floods, Gowanus, Park Slope Residents Share DIY Solutions

Embattled by Floods, Gowanus, Park Slope Residents Share DIY Solutions

With a few weeks left before the end of the hurricane season, Brooklyn residents are taking flood mitigation into their own hands.