Chasing croakers with the night fishing crews of Sheepshead Bay
July 20, 2026
Fewer boats are keeping the business alive these days, but those that do say it’s worth it for the memories anglers make on board.
Fewer boats are keeping the business alive these days, but those that do say it’s worth it for the memories anglers make on board.
The next Public Records block parties take place on Saturday, Aug. 15, and Saturday, Sept. 12. The parties start at noon.
The lectures will take place at gardens, bars, parks and cafes in various neighborhoods and include free refreshments.
Headliners include Not Like Other Girls, Gethard and Trumane, Duchovny Improv and BCC’s own What Makes [You] Laugh.
A MAN HAS been charged with concealment of a human corpse, after his roommate’s body was discovered buried under debris.
Brooklyn’s Lithuanian community celebrated culture and heritage at the annual Pink Soup Fest featuring traditional cold beet soup.
THE 10TH ANNUAL Kingsland Wildflower Festival takes place on Saturday, Aug. 1, offering a day at its 25,000 square foot pollinator garden.
In this city scarred by terror, darkened by blackout and flooded by storm, no New Yorker would be so naïve as to think it all will last.
Brooklyn historian Ron Schweiger retraced the Battle of Brooklyn through the neighborhoods, landmarks and stories that shaped it.
The tour starts at 11 a.m. at Brooklyn Borough Hall and ends at the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. The tour is free.
The soccer celebration will feature live indoor viewing of the Ecuador vs. Germany match and outdoor programming in the Building A plaza.
During the festivities, Fort Hamilton leadership will also present the garrison’s prestigious Good Neighbor Award.
In DUMBO, the audience will participate in a hum-along with the sound of the ConEd Farragut Substation.
Neighborhood organizations Crown Heights CARE Collective and Another World organized to bring the festival back this year.
The history and contributions of Black Americans is the focus of Green-Wood Cemetery’s Juneteenth, which marked the end of slavery.
JUNETEENTH CELEBRATIONS will take place across the city this week, in honor of Friday’s federal holiday celebrating the abolition of slavery.
The block party will include a DJ spinning ‘90s hit songs, a live performance from BrownstoneJAZZ, games, activities and refreshments.
ON FRIDAY, CELEBRATE Pride at Prospect Park’s LeFrak Center, where a groovy disco skate night will take place.
The program will take place on June 17 from 6:30-8 p.m. at The Green-House across the street from the Main Entrance of Green-Wood.
Thousands of fans turned out for watch parties across the city for Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Will it be “Knicks in five?”
Brooklyn Public Library and Brooklyn Museum celebrated Carnival with performances, art and community activities at Cortelyou Library.
Brooklyn will help celebrate America’s 250th anniversary as tall ships and military vessels sail through New York Harbor.
The third event in the series, “Solutions — From Innovation to Action,” will take place on June 8 at the Center for Brooklyn History.
Brought back by popular demand, the get-together takes place on Saturday, May 16, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in Brooklyn Heights.
THE 16TH ANNUAL Flower Bed Stuy takes place on Saturday, May 2, with neighborhood events to rejuvenate public space.
The Brooklyn Seltzer Museum’s SeltzerFest returns to Industry City March 15 with tastings, performances, and family-friendly seltzer fun.
Five Brooklyn-based nonprofits will each receive a $100,000 no-strings-attached grant in recognition of their work advancing racial justice.
“COMEDY ON KINGSTON” stages its second show of 2026 on Wednesday, Feb. 26 at Salon on Kingston, a unique community art space.
HONEY’S NYC IS set to hold a fundraiser for the Animal Farm Foundation’s Pet Pantry initiative later this month.
AN INTERACTIVE ESTATE PLANNING SEMINAR THAT THE BRIDGE MULTICULTURAL AND ADVOCACY PROJECT had scheduled for this Thursday has been postponed.
Nonprofit Mixteca Organization, 245 23rd St., hosted its Three Kings Day celebration on Tuesday, Jan. 6.
Part of a new discussion series, Laura Trevelyan and Adam Penenberg explore AI and misinformation, followed by seasonal food and wine.
BROOKLYN’S ATLANTIC AVENUE free, self-guided ArtWalk returns from May 10 to May 18 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM JUST ANNOUNCED ITS LINEUP OF PROGRAMMING FOR APRIL 2025.
Spring has returned, which means that the opening of the two major Coney Island theme parks is right around the corner.
THE UPCOMING 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NYC LANDMARKS LAW will be the topic of a Center for Brooklyn History Talk next month.