Lifestyle & Culture

MSNBC host Joy Reid said, upon learning of Midwin Charles' death, she was "a brilliant spirit and beautiful soul."

Climate Week NYC returns for 2021 with a focus on fulfilling and increasing commitments made by businesses, governments, and organizations.

The group envisions a space where the remains of former slaves would rest in peace and dignity.

Tucum, a new Brazilian café in Bed-Stuy, hosts free and low-cost community events like movie nights, music performances and clothing swaps.

St. Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Cathedral—which dates back to 1895—has made it to the State Register of Historic Places.

BBG has announced its programming for fall, which includes its illuminated spectacular Lightscape

Ahead of the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, current and former Brooklynites reflect on those days in New York, some for the first time in their lives.

Charlotta Janssen, the owner of Chez Oskar, has started a petition to rally the community behind local restaurants

The free Clinton Hill program will sponsor four fellows for a full scholarship at the Institute for Culinary Education to study wine.

This weekend, the third annual Festival Minokan will be held in Brooklyn, celebrating songs, dance, drumming and traditions of Haiti.