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"The Way It Was" opens at Court Tree Collective in Industry City with a reception from 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday. Standing cut-out figures of its townsfolk have already arrived, along with pictures of an agricultural show and a butcher struck by a golf ball.
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"The Way It Was" opens at Court Tree Collective in Industry City with a reception from 3 to 6 p.m....
City Parks Foundation is enrolling fifth- through eighth-graders in its free Coastal Classroom After School program at Bushwick Inlet Park's...
State Senator Julia Salazar will hold a "State Budget 101" town hall on October 1 from 6 to 8 p.m....
Households of one to three people earning $78,960 to $122,160 can apply through NYC Housing Connect until Thursday, Oct. 1.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration announced a $131.5 million settlement against DoorDash for violating New York City's Delivery Worker Laws, directing...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani planted an olive tree at Gracie Mansion on Wednesday night with Palestinian families from Gaza. "May peace...
Council Members Chi Ossé and Jennifer Gutiérrez were among 104 people arrested Thursday at a Jewish Voice for Peace sit-in...
New York City's Department of Transportation is accepting applications for one-time grants funded by congestion pricing revenue for businesses that...
New York City's heating season runs October 1 through May 31, requiring landlords to maintain indoor temperatures of at least...
The free flood-resiliency comedy "Please Don't Flush!" closes its multi-borough Climate Week NYC run with a final performance Sunday, September...
Playcrafting's New York Games Week will bring developer panels, indie showcases, pitch nights and community events across all five boroughs...
Bushwick Yacht Club opens a one-week presale on a four-piece clothing collection September 24, with 100 percent of profits going...
New York City Transit will suspend L train service between Lorimer Street in Brooklyn and Eighth Avenue in Manhattan on...
Molière in the Park is presenting free outdoor performances of Molière's "Don Juan" at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside in...
Artist and fashion designer Amanda Mehl is staging Carnaval NYC, an outdoor fashion show and Carnaval-style procession with more than...
New York State awarded East Williamsburg a $20 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant, with a public workshop set for September...
Nearly 100 independent films, series and podcasts screen across Brooklyn from October 7 to 11, in the festival's biggest lineup...
A one-mile timed race through Bushwick on September 27 will donate all registration proceeds to rebuilding South Bushwick Church, destroyed...
brooklyncb5.org has been hijacked and redirects visitors through multiple compromised domains to PGBET888, a Thai slot-machine site served from a...
New York City offers short-term health care training programs — some free — including medical assistant, community health worker, and...
ARTECHOUSE has opened "Twilight Zone: Hidden Wonders of the Ocean," an immersive digital exhibition created with the Woods Hole Oceanographic...
The Local Development Corporation of East New York received a $100,000 Merchant Organizing Grant from the NYC Department of Small...
A woman was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver on the northbound Harlem River Drive near High Bridge on...
Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Department of Financial Services have proposed a regulation requiring auto insurers to...
NYC Health + Hospitals/Harlem expanded its Adult Sickle Cell Clinic to full-day hours on Mondays and Fridays, 8am to 4pm,...
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani announced the first physical rollout of a $4 million pilot program installing 17 free, ADA-accessible modular...
A Bushwick painter is opening a gallery in her own apartment, a free cumbia festival takes over a community garden,...
Union Square Partnership's 28th annual Harvest benefit will be held November 10 at Civic Hall, featuring tastings from Gramercy Tavern,...
The independent screening series nuclear cinema will show Ondi Timoner's 2009 documentary "We Live in Public" at Signal, 175 Morgan...
NOAA said November 12 that El Niño is still strengthening and has about a 60% chance of becoming the strongest...
Wilfred La Salle left an 18-year NYC career to make films with no budget. His seventh, The Veteran, shot at...
Memory Markers puts the stories of the New Yorkers who carried the city through 9/11 on LinkNYC kiosks, a day...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed an executive order on September 3 creating the Mayor's Office of Worker Power, described as the...