Lifestyle & Culture

More than 60 beers and wines, combined with local eats and live music, will keep the bellies full and the feet moving

It is official: The first docking stations have arrived in Bushwick, and the DOT has now revealed their locations.

The commemoration of the exodus from Egypt is a powerful metaphor that is appreciated not only by Jews, but by people of other faiths as well.

Caton Flats, part of Flatbush Caton Market's revitalization, will yield 256 affordable units, as well as retail and community space

P.S.9 parents voted to change the school's name in honor of Sarah Garnet, NYC's first African-American female principal

A list of family-friendly Easter egg-stravaganzas happening in Central and East Brooklyn.

During 'Earth Rocks!' week, families can explore at Brooklyn Children's Museum what a responsible relationship with the planet's ecosystems means

Consisting of more than 20 varieties, BBG’s collection of cherry blossom trees is one of the most diverse of its kind in the U.S.

Growing up in the '50s, Robert Rosen learned about life, death and bigotry from the WWII vets and Holocaust survivors who surrounded him.

With the unveiling of the proposals, the city is now asking for your feedback.