For over 30 years, the festival, which has been held in Brooklyn since its inception, attracts Pakistani-Americans from around the country.
Eric Adams, Public Schools Chancellor David Banks and School Construction Authority President Nina Kubota announced 24 new school facilities.
For over 30 years, the festival, which has been held in Brooklyn since its inception, attracts Pakistani-Americans from around the country.
Eric Adams, Public Schools Chancellor David Banks and School Construction Authority President Nina Kubota announced 24 new school facilities.
More bone fragments, presumably human, were found along the shore in Brooklyn Bridge Park — the third time in the past two weeks.
The driving sound of a drumline reverberated all the way from Brooklyn Bridge Park to Henry Street on a recent Sunday.
Marlboro Houses’ annual Family Day, a tradition in the neighborhood for over 50 years whose purpose is getting residents together.
More than 10,000 residents lined the streets of Brooklyn’s “Little Pakistan” on Aug. 18 to commemorate the 77th anniversary of independence.
On Thursday, Aug. 15, Brooklyn Org (formerly the Brooklyn Community Foundation), in partnership with Groundswell, unveiled an inspiring new mural called “Show Brooklyn Some Love.” Created by Groundswell teaching artist Carlos Mateu and five students, the vivid artwork embodies the joy, harmony and pride that defines Brooklyn by capturing the essence of everyday life in the borough. The 500-square-foot mural,
GOWANUS — Groundswell, a public art nonprofit, provides paid art opportunities to students in Brooklyn. As part of its Voices Her’d program, designed for femme-identifying individuals and women, students spent the summer researching and designing a mural, culminating in a public paint day. “Fifth Avenue committee has partnered with Groundswell for over 20 years on murals and various projects,” said
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Cadet Olivia Raykhman admitted that in the past, when she thought of the military, “I just pictured a man with a gun; now, I realize it’s so much more than
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