Lifestyle & Culture

Hundreds gathered at Fort Greene Park to view their four-legged friends don their best Halloween outfits.

Bike Kill, a celebration of mutant bike creations, is also about anarchy and the true spirit of Brooklyn, attendees say.

At Leland Eating and Drinking House in Prospect Heights, you can go behind the scenes of the butchering process and then have a tasty meal.

The museum's annual Halloween celebration on Oct. 27 will be a manga and anime-themed event.

Brooklyn's creativity and multiculturalism took center stage at Industry City, where the Brooklyn Made Store hosted its second annual fashion show.

At the Cilantro Club, members who pay a monthly fee can fill up on cheap eats, including $2 - $3 sandwiches.

Cobble Hill resident Kate Greathead explores Millennial masculinity in her witty novel, "The Book of George."

Bay Ridge resident Amber Grace wrote the book "Whispers Of Hope" to talk about apraxia, a neurological condition that causes speech delays.

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

What would you do if a cafe owner asked you, a patron, to take charge while she ran to the bank?