Lifestyle & Culture

If you haven't really rocked your summer so far, this could be a great weekend to get it poppin'. The weather will be your basic mix of sunshine and thunderstorms, but don't expect a torrential downpour or earth scorching heat.

While a summer in the city is marked by health fairs, community wellness events and summer festivals, it can be hard to find an event that offers a good balance of information and fun.

Keenan "Special" Bristol performs for a crowd at Restoration Plaza Keenan Bristol wasn't due on stage for another hour but already the 38 year old was putting on a show for the crowd gathered at Restoration Plaza .

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Trikes at the ready! It's never too early to learn the rules of the road, at least in the mindset of Carolie Mills, the director of Young Minds Preschool in Clinton Hill.

Healthfirst's Annual Health & Wellness Expo In what has become a yearly meeting of the minds for a greater good, Healthfirst is presenting their annual Health & Wellness Expo at the Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Plaza on July 23.

A long line of people wait for food at Hillel Place's Taste the Flavor. Normally overlooked, Hillel Place became the most happening street in Flatbush Friday evening.

Beginning this Monday, the Martin Luther King Jr. Concert Series and the Seaside Summer Concert Series will feature a host that is all too familiar with Brooklyn-based audiences.

In what can be considered one of the largest health events in Brooklyn this summer, the Brownsville Multi-Service Family Health Center is presenting Summerfest, their annual health fair on July 16, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m..

With the unwavering support and sponsorship from Brooklyn State Senator Jesse Hamilton, the inclusive Light the World Foundation is poised to present their 6th Annual Arts and Music Festival on July 9.