Tariffs Threaten Brooklyn Small Businesses Despite Pause
By Gabriele Holtermann, Brooklyn Paper Brooklyn businesses and consumers are bracing for higher pri...
Tag: Retail
Atlantic Avenue ArtWalk Shows 150 Artists in Stores Along the Avenue in May
By Lauren Rapp, Brooklyn Paper Brooklyn’s annual celebration of local art and artists is almost h...
Park Slope Merchants Want Tweaks Like Later Start Times to Volunteer-Led Open Streets
By Adam Daly, Brooklyn Paper As Park Slope’s Open Streets program awaits final approval from th...
Work Starts on Striking Green Build With Parking, Rooftop Eatery in ‘Burg
A new building planned for an industrial Williamsburg corner will be green inside and out. Digging h...
Swath of PLG Businesses Ordered to Vacate Amid Rumors of New Development
A popular Prospect Lefferts Gardens pizzeria served its last slices Tuesday, leaving loyal customers...
The Rise and Fall of Downtown Brooklyn’s Dazzling Emporiums
Downtown Brooklyn's Fulton Street has long been a shopping mecca, home to large department stores an...
Downtown Brooklyn Macy’s to Close Soon, Retailer Confirms
By Adam Daly, Brooklyn Paper Macy’s is closing two Brooklyn locations as part of a cost-cutting...
Find Some Distinctive Gifts at These 12 Brooklyn Holiday Markets and Pop-Ups
December is here, which means there are just a few weeks to explore the many Brooklyn holiday market...
10 Brooklyn Shops and Restaurants to Check Out This Small Business Saturday
Now that the Thanksgiving meal has been gobbled up, the pressure to tackle the holiday shopping list...
Nonbinarian Book Bike’s First Store Will Open Next Month in Crown Heights
The Nonbinarian Bookstore, possibly the first in Brooklyn to carry exclusively queer books, is setti...
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