Explore the Jewish Culinary Traditions of the Borough With the Center for Brooklyn History
While there's no tasting with a virtual program, you can still dive deep into the foods of Brooklyn's Jewish communities with an upcoming event.
Brooklyn Historical Society and Brooklyn Public Library Merge, Creating New History Center
The center will be located at the historic society's treasured 1881 Brooklyn Heights headquarters and will offer new virtual programs and digital resources.
The History and Experiences of Muslims in Brooklyn Come to Life With Launch of New Website
A new website from the Brooklyn Historical Society sheds light on the history and experiences of Muslims in Kings County through dozens of oral histories.
Drool Over Historic Maps of the Borough at Brooklyn Historical Society’s New Online Collection
While the history-stuffed Othmer Library has been closed to researchers during the pandemic, lovers of the borough have a new reason to rejoice with the launch of Brooklyn Historical Society's map digitization project.
Brooklyn Historical Society Seeks Funds After Leak Damages Collection
After temporarily closing its doors due to the COVID-19 crisis, the organization is facing a new challenge after a climate control system leaked last week.
Brooklyn Historical Society Panel Explores Hip Hop History and Systemic Racism
"Rap on Trial" authors and Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival founder will discuss the use of lyrics by prosecutors to justify the incarceration of men of color.
Satisfy Your Appetite for History With a Lunchtime Break With Brooklyn Historical Society
Take a break from the day and get an in-depth look at some fascinating objects from the vaults of the Brooklyn Historical Society with a new lunchtime series.
Brooklyn Historical Society Documents the Pandemic, and You Can Share Your Experiences
The Brooklyn Historical Society has been documenting Brooklyn life for over 150 years, and that mission continues with their recent launch of a COVID-19 project.
Online Programs, Concerts and Exhibits to Keep Brooklynites of All Ages Busy
With most public programs cancelled for the spring season, cultural organizations, performance venues and bookstores are stepping up to make as much programming accessible online as possible.
Distract Yourself With These Research Resources You Can Use from Home
The libraries, archives and other cultural institutions may be closed, but if you need a little dig through history to distract you there are plenty of resources online to provide the service.
