Fossil fuel-emitting cruise ships would have to exit New York City ports unless they plug into clean shore power for energy, should a bill in the City Council become law.
Fossil fuel-emitting cruise ships would have to exit New York City ports unless they plug into clean shore power for energy, should a bill in the City Council become law.
More than 13 years after Hurricane Sandy, Red Hook Houses East has received more than $1.3 million in federal funding for permanent storm-related repairs.
With rounds of presentations and approvals necessary, it will likely still be months before construction of floodgates, walls and other water mitigation initiatives begins.
The artist-run nonprofit organization, has been highlighting the work of both local and national artists for over 45 years through seasonal exhibitions.
The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition is celebrating their 45th anniversary with a series of exhibitions in honor of the resiliency of local artists.
Bookworms in Red Hook will be without their local book repository for two years, as the neighborhood’s Brooklyn Public Library branch will shut its doors next month to undergo a long-awaited $17.5 million facelift.
Production company Samson Stages is planning an eight-story soundstage and studio on the waterfront, expanding its already significant footprint in the borough.
You can roam the atmospheric streets of Red Hook and get a look at the creative process with the return of an annual event that has artists and makers throwing open their studio doors.
Owners of one Red Hook restaurant would not let the pandemic close their doors — in fact, they defied the idea.
Four new exhibitions are opening at the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition this weekend, bringing a host of brand new works across different mediums and themes to Red Hook.