Non-Profit & Community

Brooklyn Org is stepping up with a new campaign to keep vital local services afloat as federal funding dries up.

Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation’s School of the Arts held its 13th Annual Finale Recital at Hunter College’s Sylvia and Danny Kaye Playhouse, on Sunday, June 22.

The second annual College Scholarship Awards Dinner served up more than just good food; it delivered promise and opportunity for Farragut Houses youth.

A new Open Streets program landed on Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights this summer, with organizers noting its focus on local merchants and kid-friendly programming.

As the city weighs how to repair the crumbling Brooklyn-Queens Expressway near Downtown Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights, the Atlantic Avenue underpass beneath the highway has been transformed into a work of art.

Brooklynite Samirah Horton, 16, helped to launch the Nazarene Library, a reading room stacked with banned titles at the Nazarene Congregational United Church of Christ in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

Plans to revamp Fort Greene Park are back on track after a judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging the $24 million Parks Department project.

Prospect Park Alliance and the Éenda-Lŭnaapeewáhkiing Collective highlights centuries of indigenous history through a video exhibit on view from July 12 through November 30, 2025, at Lefferts Historic House in Prospect Park.

This Sunday, the Smurfs take over the Brooklyn Children’s Museum for a day of art-making, music and interactive exploration.

The Brooklyn Museum has unveiled a diverse lineup of July events designed to engage visitors of all ages and celebrate art across the borough.