Prospect-Lefferts Gardens was unusual when the duo first visited in 1974 and it remains unusual today because it is racially integrated.
Prospect-Lefferts Gardens was unusual when the duo first visited in 1974 and it remains unusual today because it is racially integrated.
On a recent Friday, The Narativ House x Brooklyn Kettle Cafe was busy with people popping in for coffee and to congratulate the owners on the shop.
Though we might get a bit more snow this weekend, open houses are calling, among them some multi-families with potential and a quirky yet sleek and modern "tiny house" in Red Hook with impressive outdoor space.
When it opened in 2019, the quaint space in a historic building on a busy corner quickly attracted throngs of enthusiastic locals.
In the latest episode of The Brownstoner Podcast, Nancy Gagnier and Audrey Rowe talk about how the South Orange/Maplewood Community Coalition on Race has helped create a unique suburban community free of racial segregation in its housing and community activities.
Our picks for open houses to see this weekend offer lush Victorian details, a garage, and loft-style living among them.
Don't miss advice from the founders of Bed Stuy’s BLK MKT Vintage, a Prospect Heights brownstone layered with artwork and vintage finds, and a community writing project that brought together Prospect-Lefferts Gardens.
Tributes to the beloved Brooklyn icon, known for its friendly manner and down-to-earth luxe-casual indie fashions, have come pouring in from customers and friends, including prominent creatives.
Is someone trying to pocket a deposit or steal from the oldest Black women's fraternal organization in the country?
Less than one block from Prospect Park, this single-family limestone appears to be in great shape, with original details, modern conveniences and plenty of space.