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“This is a disturbing case that ended with the death of a young, innocent woman,” Queens District Attorney Richard A....
Flushing Avenue resident Decatur Gooden left home yesterday after a dispute with family and has been missing since.
The "experimental fantasy band flick" shot in the back yard of the McKibben Lofts, at La Luz and in the...
The second installment of the open forum The Exchange is happening this Sunday from 5-7 p.m. at Owl Juice Pub.
Usher in October and another year of high energy shows at The Gateway.
Lisa Levy and Nina Keneally plan on "making visiting studios irreverent and entertaining"
The award-winning short film showcases Bushwick as a neighborhood and exhibits the great promise of the cast and crew alike.
Bushwick Open Studios, The Bushwick Film Festival and BOOM Festival are all coordinating lots and lots of events around the...
Since 2007 Kweighbaye Kotee has been organizing annual Bushwick Film Festival. In the recent years festival reached new level and...
Last night's debate was a doozy.
This fellowship will provide a lucky composer with six months of studio space at the Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council...
If you're a Bushwick resident, then please attend this meeting!
In "Diverge," a desperate husband returns from the future to his past in present-day Bushwick to fix his life.
On Monday morning, the candidates were neck and neck in polls.
Street art, salsa, pitbulls, piraguas, homing pigeons and open fire hydrants: this music video captures it all beautifully.
The Donal Trump Tombstone discovered in Central Park was a work of artist working in Bushwick. You can see it...
Bushwick has another new barbershop for all the boys’ traditional barber needs!
Your most beloved local publication is looking to hire some cool new collaborators!
The nonprofit Buddhist Insights is running two donation-based programs in Bushwick this fall: a weekly Tuesday evening session at Bhati...
A movie set in a Bushwick party scene centers on a killer on a rampage and the two struggling arts...
"Internet Yami-Ichi" can be translated as "The Internet Black Market—" but since the word "yami" can also mean "sick for"...
From now through September 30th, Bushwick residents can submit proposals for public projects—and If selected at neighborhood assemblies, the projects...
The all-ages, 11-hour "noise/punk/queercore" festival is scheduled for Saturday, October 8 and will feature 10 bands, workshops and skill shares...
"Bushwick Crossroads" and "Tracing Your Roots" are the two winning programs which are free and open to the public at...
An annual report by real estate firm MNS states that at the end of the summer, the average rent for...
Andrew Grey Ferguson is an artist's assistant by day and a magician by night, highlighting the ways our passions shape...
A monthly pop up at Bushwick's Brooklyn Kava hosted by a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist provides locals with an opportunity...
"No Free Walls", which premiered on YouTube, clearly explains how Joe Ficalora and The Bushwick Collective are stuck between a...
Bushwick Daily readers get 30% off of individual tickets or a discounted pass to the entire 2016 Bushwick Film Festival—&...
There will be costume prizes, so you better not half-ass that Barb outfit.
Bushwick's first brewery in 40 years, KCBC, will be participating in the highly anticipated Pour Festival on September 24th.
What's the meanest thing you can think of? Got it? Sick back patch.
MTA officials will be on hand to speak with authority to the public's questions, concerns and other thoughts about the...
Brooklyn based theater company The Party Line will host Pop! at 5 sites in and around Bushwick, presenting "movement pieces,...
In an age of customizable everything, Elsa and Me seeks to bring tailoring back to the dress.
Longtime Bushwick residents opened Norwind's on Flushing earlier this summer to provide the neighborhood with a place that brought them...
The ninth annual Bushwick Film Festival will kick off with a screening of "I Am Gangster," a gritty drama about...
The moodiest animal rights activist of them all will employ his personal brand and avid fan base to support the...
The Rookery has been serving you up English pub food and pints on Troutman Street for three years now. Go...
Bushwick's primaries might boil down to Medina vs Dilan, but they are a true sign that the general election season...
Fall is a popular time for bar and restaurant openings. This season, we have a lot to look forward to!...
Storytime launched as an Above Average web series, and has featured celebrated indie comics Sasheer Zamata, Eric Andre and Chris...
In celebration of Fashion Week, the House of Yes hosted both a pop-up shop and a sold-out label showcase for...
"All you queens, come to the House of Bushwig, the doors never close and we take everyone!"
A charming new hair shop is now open on Troutman Street, promising to keep you stylishly well-coiffed.
Make your way over to Ingraham Street any day this weekend for Refinery29's interactive NYFW event free and open to...
In a neighborhood with a hopping art scene, a truly transgressive public project stunned Bushwick residents last weekend.
The first Brooklyn Horror Fest will terrify and surprise fans of the autumnal genre.
Every week, Lantern Hall hosts a sculpting class run by local artist Jennifer Barrett complete with beers, clay, and child-like...