The Atlantic Antic happens rain or shine every year. Sunday, Sept. 24, was no exception. After a soggy start, Brooklynites strolled.
Atlantic Avenue BID’s weekly newsletter for the week of Aug. 15, 2024 about New Art under the BQE and more.
Atlantic Antic Festival returns for its 49th year on Sunday, Sept. 29, spanning 1.5 miles through west Brooklyn.
A ROAD-RAGE MOTORIST plowed through Open Streets barriers on Hoyt St. at State St. in Boerum Hill seconds after volunteers set them up.
ATLANTIC AVENUE — New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez just announced a series of short-term projects for the western portion of the Atlantic Avenue corridor in Brooklyn. The suite of safety enhancements includes the following: Expanded pedestrian space Upgraded traffic signals New vehicle travel lane markings to reduce turn conflicts at Court Street Two new
This month, the Atlantic Avenue Business Improvement District (BID) paid tribute to a successful restaurant that has thrived for 52 years on the avenue. Opened 52 years ago by owner Mohamad Salem, he named the restaurant after his home city, Tripoli, in the north of Lebanon. Originally a furniture designer and wood carver, Mohamad opened the restaurant in 1972 as
The Atlantic Avenue Business Improvement District held its annual meeting where staff and board members discussed the group’s accomplishments
In 2023, the New York City Council passed Local Law 171 requiring NYC DOT to redesign the city truck route network to enhance safety, increase visibility, reduce traffic congestion, and improve the overall freight roadway network. Recently, NYC DOT launched its Truck Route Network Redesign Public Feedback Portal! The Portal allows the public and freight industry to learn about the
DOWNTOWN — As executive director for the Atlantic Avenue Business Improvement District (BID), Bay Ridge resident Kelly Carroll represents more than 300 small businesses along a 1.2-mile stretch in the
The Atlantic Avenue Business Improvement District (AABID) is lining the Downtown Brooklyn boulevard with original works of art. The new splashes of color will come in the form of the
ATLANTIC AVENUE — The Atlantic Avenue BID (Business Improvement District), under the leadership of Executive Director Kelly Carroll, is launching ‘Atlantic After Hours,’ beginning Friday night, Aug. 4. While the
Brooklyn’s Atlantic Avenue, aside from being one of the longest avenues in the borough (Bedford is officially the longest), has many significant historic landmarks. Some, like the Atlantic Avenue Tunnel,
Brooklynite Kelly Carroll was nominated to the position of Executive Director at the Atlantic Avenue Business Improvement District Friday. An award-winning professional with a decade of experience in community relations
The Atlantic Avenue Business Improvement District has tapped Kate Chura as executive director to lead their efforts to support the local businesses of the downtown Brooklyn commercial stretch. Chura, who