Non-Profit & Community

A gift from Tito’s Handmade Vodka has helped NYC musicians access affordable practice spaces at the Park Slope nonprofit.

The event offers interactive workshops, music and art to celebrate Tu BiShvat, a Jewish holiday that celebrates ecological awareness.

Washington Irving and Cortelyou Libraries follow in second and third places as all three teams advance to citywide competition.

The New York Blood Center is urging Brooklyn residents to donate blood after declaring a blood emergency.

Residents who live on houseboats in Mill Basin face an uncertain future as renovations on a marina owned by Kings Plaza Shopping Center are forcing them to seek new homes, the Gothamist reported.

Confronting the painful legacy of slavery in Brooklyn reveals its enduring impact on the borough’s identity, economy and culture.

In honor of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the nonprofit Plant Powered Metro New York will host four parallel Health Freedom Walks across New York City on Monday, Jan. 20, including one in Bed-Stuy.

Six Brooklyn neighborhoods, along with three in Queens, will likely see a bulk of the city's real estate purchases and rentals in 2025, according to StreetEasy.

Explore age-appropriate ways to talk about race, racism and a world without war on Jan. 19 and Jan. 20.

The Kwenda Collegiate Girls Charter School will have a STEAM-focused curriculum for girls and gender-expansive youth.