The Brooklyn Made Store at Industry City is honored to host this high-style moment in celebration of New York City’s cultural leadership.
Industry City is a 35-acre mixed-use complex composed of 16 buildings attracting a diverse mix of companies and retailers.
Brooklyn SeltzerFest 2025 brought the fun, excitement and history of fizzy drinks to Industry City on Sunday, March 16.
Brooklyn Seltzer Museum hosted the first ever SeltzerFest on Sunday, March 16 — the same weekend as National Egg Cream Day, March 15.
For the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and its periodic Brooklyn Made gathering, this was a piece of cake — actually, a serving of sushi.
Pvilion offers adaptable, lightweight solar power for disaster relief shelters and concert tours, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Black entrepreneurs make up 3.5% of New York City’s businesses, despite making up more than 20% of its population.
The Brooklyn Made Store at Industry City hosted a “Meet the Makers” event on Small Business Saturday, a day that encourages small businesses.
NEW YORKERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES during the holiday season. Gov. Kathy Hochul announced.
Why travel more than 4,000 miles to Rome to see something that can be viewed — more intimately and up close — in your own Brooklyn backyard?
Thanks to a local artist, the history of Brooklyn’s culture is now on display and celebrated at Industry City through a new art exhibit.
Christine Sahadi Whelan and I have spoken about her family’s legendary Middle Eastern grocery chain. Born on Atlantic Avenue, Sahadi’s.
Japan Village offers a wide array of unique foods and products you won’t easily find elsewhere, from fresh sushi fish to Japanese sweets
John Ratliff has quite a few bones to pick with “big meat” and shares some hard truths about his home turf.