Brooklyn Supreme Court celebrates Caribbean Heritage Month
June 25, 2026
Brooklyn Supreme Court hosted a Caribbean American Heritage Month event honoring legal figures and culture with music and performances.
Brooklyn Supreme Court hosted a Caribbean American Heritage Month event honoring legal figures and culture with music and performances.
Brooklyn Public Library and Brooklyn Museum celebrated Carnival with performances, art and community activities at Cortelyou Library.
ON JUNE 4, the Brooklyn Museum will bring its mobile Museum on Wheels to Flatbush for a celebration of Caribbean American Heritage Month.
Caribbean Heritage Month celebrated in Brooklyn court, honoring culture, unity and diversity with judges, speakers and vibrant traditions.
In a vibrant blend of culture, intellectual discourse, and revelry, the Kings County Supreme Court hosted its 6th annual Caribbean-American Heritage Month program this past
The Kings County Court system held its first in-person Caribbean American Heritage Month celebration since the COVID-19 pandemic on Thursday, June 30, where it honored
FROM THE BROOKLYN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Roy A. Hastick, Sr.,
National Grid to move to Barclays-area offices Energy firm National Grid is set to move into 2 Hanson Place, the office condo building above the Atlantic Terminal shopping mall near
Monday was Labor Day, which — in Brooklyn — means the West Indian Day Parade and preceding J’Ouvert celebration turned Crown Heights into a massive celebration of Caribbean culture. The
For 14 years, the Office of the Borough President has celebrated Caribbean-American Heritage Month and current Beep Eric Adams continued that tradition last Thursday and celebrated the court’s top non-judicial
Brooklyn’s streets came alive with color, dancing and music for the 47th annual Caribbean Carnival, which ran from Thursday, August 28 through Monday, September 1, and showcased Caribbean culture, costumes,
Brooklyn’s streets came alive with color, dancing and music for the 47th annual Caribbean Carnival, which ran from Thursday, August 28 through Monday, September 1, and showcased Caribbean culture, costumes,
The first annual Caribbean Restaurant Week is coming on Sunday, June 22 and will run through Saturday, June 28, thanks to the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, the West Indian American Day Carnival Association and the Caribbean American Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
At least 30 restau …The first annual Caribbean Restaurant Week is coming on Sunday, June 22 and will run through Saturday, June 28, thanks to the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, the West Indian American Day Carnival Association and the Caribbean American Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
At least 30 restau …
Real estate professionals and members of the Flatbush and East Flatbush communities mingled together on the evening of February 20 at the most recent Rex Night event sponsored by CPEX
Real estate professionals and members of the Flatbush and East Flatbush communities mingled together on the evening of February 20 at the most recent Rex Night event sponsored by CPEX
DR. ROY A. HASTICK, SR. PRESIDENT/CEO, CACCI COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: For 40 years, Dr. Roy A. Hastick Sr. has been a fixture in the Caribbean American community as a neighbor,
CPEX Real Estate will be coming to Flatbush for the latest in its series of free networking events geared towards business and community leaders, professionals serving the real estate industry
CPEX Real Estate will be coming to Flatbush for the latest in its series of free networking events geared towards business and community leaders, professionals serving the real estate industry
Across Borough Hall Plaza, people stood transfixed. In the background, the honky-tonk beat of steel drums could be heard, and on the steps of the august structure, garbed in elaborate,
June is Caribbean Heritage Month which my office celebrates by recognizing the accomplishments of Caribbean Americans throughout our history, including those who have been extraordinary members of our community.
There is a stretch of Church Avenue in East Flatbush that iscalled Bob Marley Boulevard, after the Jamaican-born musician wholeft an indelible mark on popular culture and a worldwide audiencewith songs about, among other things, unity, identity and sharedhumanity in a tumultuous world.
Tho …