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.
The Brooklyn Academy of Music hosted the 39th Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, celebrating the life and legacy of the civil rights icon.
Two Trees Management is opening Williamsburg’s first waterfront ice-skating rink in Domino Park, along with other holiday programming.
The new iteration of Cleo’s offers a variety of yarn and fiber art materials, and it hosts events to bring crafters together.
“The Gatekeeper Live!” and “Boldly, The Show” @ BCC Comedy, Sketch, Variety Brooklyn Comedy Collective, Eris, 167 Graham Ave, East Williamsburg Tuesday April 30, Ages 21+ The Gatekeeper Live! is
Flop House Comedy Club Comedy, Stand-up 362 Grand St, Williamsburg Shows Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Since opening in December 2023, Flop House Comedy Club has become a neighborhood favorite
HALLOWEEN IN BROOKLYN HEIGHTS: PROMENADE PARADE AND SPOOKY FUN ON MONTAGUE STREET BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — COME GOBLINS AND GHOSTIES — The Brooklyn Heights Association will be hosting its annual Halloween
INDUSTRY CITY — Industry City, the 35-acre mixed-use complex comprising 16 buildings on the Sunset Park, Brooklyn waterfront, has announced the appointment of Amanda Braddock as the new Director of
Labor Day weekend marked the unofficial end of the summer season for the Coney Island amusement district. The Alliance for Coney Island held its last Friday Night Fireworks show of
More than just a bookstore, the Center for Fiction is a key fixture on one of the richest cultural street corners in Brooklyn. Now across from BAM and almost next
The Center for Fiction’s fall programming is befitting of the exciting season in publishing that awaits us. For the first time in seventeen months, The Center for Fiction is pleased
Center for Brooklyn History announces a series of virtual talks on history.
A new event space will host everything from weddings to art shows to corporate events.
The rink is open, weather permitting, through March 2020.
“A celebration of silliness.”
For the 23rd year in a row, Williamsburg celebrated the holiday that marks the end of the Christmas season with a parade and festival.
Get ready for that cold, cold water.
From warehouse events and theme parties to firework displays, there’s something for everyone.
Sunday’s lighting kicks off Hanukkah season in Park Slope.
This is where the bars will be open until 6 a.m.
Scrap Amazon for “wokeful consumerism.”
Thomas Abt, a research fellow at Harvard Kennedy School and former Obama administration official, lays out an ambitious plan in his new book, “Bleeding Out.” It’s one that he says
For the not-so-typical gifts this season.
Industry City will host some crafty women this weekend who will vend their wares to holiday shoppers. The massive waterfront space will be the venue for Brooklyn’s BUST Craftacular, the
It’s the most wonderful time of the year to come together as a community and watch a big ol’ tree get lit. No, really. Tree lightings can be a fun
When the holiday shopping season unofficially kicks off just after Thanksgiving each year, Black Friday gets a lot of buzz. There’s the incredible low, low, low prices, but also those
Can divorce be funny? Michele Traina certainly thinks hers was. The Clifton, New Jersey, native split with her husband about five years ago, at age 32. “I moved back home
The Joker is really having a moment. Whether you’ve seen the movie already or have no interest in seeing it at all, you can get your fix this weekend in
A block party that started more than 170 years ago to raise money for the Yankees — the Civil War Yankees, not the baseball team — will once again take