The Scandinavian East Coast Museum (SECM) hosted its annual Viking Fest in Owl’s Head Park on Saturday, May 10.
Paul Anthony Smith, born in Jamaica in 1988, is known for works that trace the movements and memories of the Caribbean diaspora.
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The Atlantic Avenue Business Industrial District (BID) was awarded funding to redesign the Atlantic Avenue BQE Underpass.
Summer in the city is a special time for everyone, but for North Brooklyn residents it also means a beloved tradition is returning.
Richard Moylan’s nearly 40-year tenure as president of the 478-acre Green-Wood Cemetery was celebrated on June 4.
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BPL honored the legacy of Ned Vizzini — the late author who was published at 15 and was a regular at the Central Library.
Randall’s Island bloomed thanks in part to Diane “Pinky” Keehner, who led its revival and recently a novel about restoring two statues there.
The 409-acre remnant of Long Island’s grand Gold Coast is one of the region’s last surviving estates with its original acreage intact.
BloomAgainBklyn, a Brooklyn-based nonprofit, brought even more flowers to Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s exclusive Rose Night on June 11.
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“My voice was shot,” Streisand, 83, told The Associated Press, calling from her home in Malibu, California.
The Brooklyn Made Store at Industry City is honored to host this high-style moment in celebration of New York City’s cultural leadership.
Brooklyn welcomed summer with one of its longest standing traditions: the annual Mermaid Parade at Coney Island on Saturday, June 21.
A roundup of Brooklyn’s cultural offerings this week, from comedy to theater to music to art, and what critics are saying about them.