Anti-fashion and anti-beauty have, ironically, become a trend of its own this year.
The book includes the recipes to astrology-themed cocktails, nightlife tips and stories based on the experiences of co-owners Vanessa Li and Bowen Goh.
A guide to local bookshops in and around Bushwick
Grove resident Matt Clifford created a Facebook page in which the city and state governments’ response to the COVID crisis is sharply criticized and resources useful to impacted renters are collected.
Danny Mena of La Loncheria wrote the book to share the food and culture of Mexico City
Christine Sloan Stoddard new book explores issues of social inequality and personal identity through poetry and prose.
Bushwick secondhand bookstore expands into Bed-Stuy.
This literary-focused performance group started in Bushwick in 2009.
Maria Herron, founder and co-owner of Mil Mundos, is a Cuban-American New York City native, who wanted to create an accessible space for the locals.
The reading will be unlike anything you’ve seen before.
BKABF is an art fair with a commitment to diversity and supporting emerging artists.
The store is still working on renovations after a recent closure by the fire department.
Even if you don’t want to venture out of the neighborhood, there are plenty of cozy nooks nearby for your reading pleasure.
Let’s celebrate the arrival of spring with great Bushwick events!
Catland’s owner Melissa Madara was hoping that the end of mercury retrograde would resolve the shop’s bureaucratic woes—lo behold, the two events correlate!
Popular space has to make some renovations to comply with the fire code.
Augmented reality, vagina art, high school yearbooks. Spoonbill & Sugartown has it all.
North Brooklyn and Bushwick feature heavily in Joshua D. Fischer’s interview series.
It was a sad day this summer when beloved punk venue The Acheron closed—but there’s still plenty to do at the former address of the East Williamsburg punk hub.
City’s First Readers is a new program designed to pool the efforts of major literacy organizations throughout New York to get kids reading.
Books, coffee, vegetarian food, vintage clothes, records—it’s all here.
