Lifestyle & Culture

Sukkot, a Jewish harvest celebration, begins on the evening of Monday, Oct. 6 and ends on Oct. 13.

This day of atonement is the holiest day of the Jewish calendar.

The Twisted Spine in Williamsburg offers books, drinks and pastries, all with a spooky theme.

Johnny’s, a new Chinese-Peruvian spot in Williamsburg, serves up comfort food rich in tradition with a modern twist.

Brooklyn’s iconic Atlantic Antic marks its 50th anniversary on Oct. 5 with hours of music, food, fashion, family activities and community pride.

Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown on Monday, Sept. 22.

More than a thousand people gathered on Sunday for The People’s Runway, an event that showcased the designs of Ahmirii Johnson, Daveed Baptiste, Kent Anthony, Rojin Jung and Shriya Myneni. 

The gathering was the first pow wow in Prospect Park since 1972, and the second United Lenape/Lunáapeew Nations pow wow in the city.

Members of the Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade are protesting in front of the Brooklyn homes of Vogue editors to protest the magazine's usage of furs.

Lighthouse Café Lounge offers more than coffee—it’s a hub for mindfulness and connection in Bensonhurst.