Have there ever been so many ways to have a great time in the name of a great cause?
Grand Street Restaurant Week is back in action in East Williamsburg, and the offerings look delicious as always.
According to the police, 78-year-old Juana Echevarria has been missing since Saturday, January 21.
Bink Fitness Bushwick is currently hiring staff and signing up members.
For years, Bushwick residents have worked with the city on a plan for the neighborhood’s future. Now is the time for action.
LoftOpera kicks off its 2017 season with this timely production at Flushing Avenue’s LightSpace Studios.
The space will be the second Brooklyn location of the company previously known as Coworkrs and is located at an address once occupied by the children’s clothing chain La Casa del Bebe.
Inventory is marked down by as much as 75% during the annual sale, which takes place Saturday, February 18 and Sunday, February 19 this year.
Blue Bottle’s McKibbin Street location has been hotly anticipated since plans to open in the space were first announced in June of 2014.
Perez led a star-studded rally on 47th Street as hundreds of thousands of marchers streamed into Manhattan for Saturday’s historic demonstration.
Citizens Committee for New York City, the same organization that runs the the Love Your Block grant program, wants to help fund your hard work on behalf of the Bushwick Community!
Meet Gil, a lifelong homing pigeon enthusiast who had kept his beloved pets on the same rooftop for 27 years and who is currently rebuilding his flock.
French-Senegalese Photographer Delphine Diallo’s portrait of a serene child was adapted into an illustration by iconic street artist Shepard Fairey.
The Travis Fristoe Memorial Zine Collection at Bushwick’s DeKalb Avenue branch of the Brooklyn Public Library is the only such collection system-wide—and its creator has big plans for it.
L train service was suspended in both directions between Myrtle-Wyckoff and Atlantic Avenue for three hours on Tuesday afternoon.
Shotzy, a terrier mix who was rescued from a kill list, is a dog about town who accompanies his person Troy on volunteer home visits for Badass Brooklyn Animal Rescue.
Parks Department workers discovered a silver .25 caliber gun hidden inside a work glove at Green Central Knoll Park on Monday, November 21.
Ever wondered how long the average commute of a Bushwick resident is—or what percentage of the neighborhood was born abroad? Find out using CoreData.nyc!
Four men were treated at an area hospital Sunday evening after gunfire erupted inside a storefront on Knickerbocker Avenue,
The family friendly fun will include live performances, seasonal refreshments, a tree lighting, and a surprise visit from Santa.
Tom Montagliano’s mobile art space was in his van when the vehicle was stolen in Bed-Stuy last week. When the van was recovered in Bushwick, the igloo was gone.
Brooklyn Cooperative Federal Credit Union is helping freelancers prep for tax season as part of its Small Business Workshop Series.
On Friday, December 16, $1 from the sale of every Budweiser beer or Fernet-Branca cocktail sold at a festive event at Montana’s Trailhouse will go to New York City housing nonprofit Women In Need.
The fictional series details the intertwined lives of immigrants from around the world who have chosen to make New York their home.
Celebrate the holidays the best way: with pets, ugly sweaters and delicious booze.
Woodson’s 2016 novel draws inspiration from her childhood and adolescence in Bushwick.
Churches United for Fair Housing and Bushwick’s Centers Health Care both served up Thanksgiving dishes to the community today.
New game give you perspective on real-life challenges facing old rental buildings.
Alexis Garcia-Barragan’s friends spent Tuesday desperately searching for the 26-year-old Bushwick resident, flyering all over the neighborhood and reaching out to everyone they could to locate him.
On Monday, November 21, The Living Gallery is working with nonprofits We Feed N.Y.C. and Hey There Beautiful to serve a festive Thanksgiving-style meal.
For the 28th year in a row, thousands of donated coats will be counted, sorted and distributed to organizations serving the homeless and other low-income New Yorkers by New York Cares volunteers.