The students in an eighth grade ESL class at Bushwick’s Evergreen Middle School for Urban Exploration could do great work if they had some computers!
“The Method” identifies the strategy that has kept many North Brooklyn residents in their homes despite aggressive attempts to displace them. The final step? “Never give up.”
The future is at your door, and it has a hot pizza from Roberta’s with your name on it.
The first prize winner in in the competition will receive $250 for their work!
The cartoon is the first in a series called Wise Guyz and features a devil and angel duo who are charged with keeping a certain orange businessman’s fingers off the nuclear codes
Aiden and Pearl, a pair of pint-sized therapy horses, were a big hit among the residents of the Bushwick location of Centers Health Care.
The 7th annual ¡Calabazafest! will take place next weekend on Sunday, October 30.
There is absolutely no reason for anyone to watch this thing sober.
Bushwick’s own Kweighbaye Kotee will moderate the event, and the livestream will include talks by Black Lives Matter movement founders Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi.
“STILL WATERS, by award-winning director Peter Gordon and Producer Ann Lalic is a documentary about the joy of learning, one man’s singular vision of what education could be.”
Come put your money where your mouth is, Bushwick locavores!
NYC Service and Citizens Committee for New York City have launched the ninth season of the Love Your Block Grant Campaign—what would you do for your block with $1,000 and support from the city?!
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that any dog in a costume is completely adorable.
The classic, affordable spot is opening up in the Olam Signs location now that the former business has moved over to Broadway.
Kaine and Pence are not as colorful, literally or figuratively, as the duo onstage at last week’s debate, but hear ’em out anyway!
It’s flu season! Here are some local pharmacies where you can get this year’s flu shot.
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 basement of Lone Wolf.
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 nonprofit Buddhist Insights is running two donation-based programs in Bushwick this fall: a weekly Tuesday evening session at Bhati Space, and two upcoming day long retreats at Chez Bushwick.
A movie set in a Bushwick party scene centers on a killer on a rampage and the two struggling arts who try are trying to identify the murderer.
“Internet Yami-Ichi” can be translated as “The Internet Black Market—” but since the word “yami” can also mean “sick for” or “addicted to,” it could also be translated as “Internet Obsessive Market.”
From now through September 30th, Bushwick residents can submit proposals for public projects—and If selected at neighborhood assemblies, the projects will be funded with city tax dollars!
“Bushwick Crossroads” and “Tracing Your Roots” are the two winning programs which are free and open to the public at this Bushwick BPL branch.
An annual report by real estate firm MNS states that at the end of the summer, the average rent for a Bushwick studio apartment increased by 9.06 percent, from $1,925 to $2,099.
A monthly pop up at Bushwick’s Brooklyn Kava hosted by a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist provides locals with an opportunity to relax and experience coloring as a wellness practice.
Bushwick Daily readers get 30% off of individual tickets or a discounted pass to the entire 2016 Bushwick Film Festival—& can enter our raffle for a chance to win two VIP passes to the whole fest!
There will be costume prizes, so you better not half-ass that Barb outfit.
MTA officials will be on hand to speak with authority to the public’s questions, concerns and other thoughts about the upcoming extended closures of two of North Brooklyn’s vital public transit lines.
Brooklyn based theater company The Party Line will host Pop! at 5 sites in and around Bushwick, presenting “movement pieces, musical storytelling, interactive installations” & “puppet parties.”
