Photographer Irina Rozovsky Captures the Sights and Sounds of Prospect Park in New Book
Since the start of the pandemic, landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted’s description of Prospe...
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The Small Theaters of Brooklyn Prep for the Return of Live Audiences
When the curtains closed and the music stopped in Brooklyn’s small theaters 18 months ago, the cre...
Photoville Festival Returns to Brooklyn for 10th Anniversary Public Art Exhibitions
Photoville, the city-wide festival dedicated to public photography programs, is returning for its 10...
Brooklyn Public Library LitFilm Festival Returns with Virtual Screenings
Back for a fourth edition, the Brooklyn Public Library's LitFilm Festival will be virtual again this...
New Murals Add Another Dash of Color to Coney Island
Coney Island is bursting with new color after 13 new storefront murals were unveiled at the People...
The Stoops of Bed Stuy Were Overflowing With Creativity During the Annual Art Crawl
Brooklynites hit the streets this weekend as the eighth annual STooPS Art Crawl took over the front ...
Catch a Musical Tale of Park Slope’s Queer History at Old Stone House
A series of outdoor musicals at Park Slope’s Old Stone House will showcase the lesser-known histor...
Join Photographers for a Conversation on Documenting Racial Justice Protests in Brooklyn
The Center for Brooklyn History is gathering photographers to share their experiences and insights a...
Flatbush Locals Celebrated Juneteenth With Art to Raise Awareness of African Burial Ground
The Bedford-Church African Burial Ground Coalition in Brooklyn on Saturday, June 19 hosted a Junetee...
Head to Marine Park and MetroTech for Free Tribeca Film Festival Screenings
The Tribeca Film Festival begins Wednesday, and this year, the festival will be putting on free film...
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