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Over the last few months, we took the site down to the studs and built it back up, preserving the original details that make Brownstoner unique. We’ve incorporated all your must-haves and then some. In fact, you could say we’ve opened up the space to bring in more light.

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1910 New Year’s Eve party in NYC. Photo via Ephemeral New York

For those following the Gregorian calendar, and that’s most of us, that magic moment when the old year ends in the last seconds of 11:59 on December 31, and the new begins at midnight on January 1, is celebrated with music, fireworks, noise makers, parties and a kiss.

And thus it has been for centuries, with Brooklyn being no exception.