The ninth annual Bushwick Film Festival will kick off with a screening of “I Am Gangster,” a gritty drama about Latino gangs in modern day Los Angeles.
The moodiest animal rights activist of them all will employ his personal brand and avid fan base to support the Palmetto Street dog rescue and daycare center with a pop up next weekend.
Nearly 100 Brooklyn restaurants, including Ample Hills Creamery, the Kimchi Taco Truck and Butter and Scotch participate in the service, which will deliver to your door until 1 a.m.
The bike lane was strongly opposed by many Bushwick residents, including New York State Assembly member Maritza Davila.
“It’s Time To Open The Gates At The Gates Station,” declares the petition.
Handel and Mozart get a turn at the venue which is best known as a seat of the city’s thriving DIY scene.
Bushwick’s donation-based weekly guided meditation group has settled in at Loom Yoga Center, The Loom’s beautiful, newly renovated yoga facility—so no need to feel stressed by a busy upcoming fall!
Bushwig’s volunteers are essential to the success of the fest—and there are a few assignments left for dedicated, hardworking queens and the people who love them!
When “Norberts III” opened in February, proprietors told Bushwick Daily they were hoping to have a license to serve beer and wine in time for picnics in their big, beautiful yard. They’ve done it!
“Beyond Bricks and Mortar: Stories of Community and Resilience from Public Housing” opens at Silent Barn’s Disclaimer Gallery on Friday, September 9th.
So what if you didn’t perfect that ballroom dance lift with your summer fling? Don some ’60s-era resort duds and dance the night away at this Bushwick rooftop party!
The hot Mexican auteur spent a few days in the neighborhood while shooting “Mozart in the Jungle” at Meserole Street practice space The Sweatshop—and delighted local fans when he stopped by Duck Duck.
When you think of Barcey’s, don’t just think coffee!
25 local artists will gather at Better Than Jam to paint portraits of adorable pups in real time at this charming, weird party benefitting Williamsburg’s Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition.
“The Muse is an invaluable resource…iIf these guys lose their space, the circus and performance arts scene as a whole will suffer greatly,” said House of Yes organizers.
The Bushwick Community Map integrates data from city records into an easily navigable resource for tenants and homeowners trying to stay abreast of changes to the neighborhood’s housing landscape.
Overthrow Boxing Club will lead an introductory class on a neighborhood rooftop before a screening of the quintessential boxing film next Wednesday.
A new variety show called “Bushwick’s Got Talent” is coming to the Wyckoff Avenue venue in September, so get your act together and wow your friends and neighbors!
There will be doggy “pupsicles” and ice cream and a wading pool just for dogs—so yeah, bring your dog to this one!
Sometimes you endure unbearable humidity and get caught in a crazy storm—and then get treated to a spectacular sight in the sky. Yesterday was one of those days.
The professional circus practice and performance space moved to Bushwick at the end of 2014—and found itself in dire straits earlier this week.
As it happens, the Bushwick Paris Fashion Week Trade Expo will take place in neither locale—it’s planned for the Brooklyn Expo Center in Greenpoint.
Because no one is going to want to watch these debates alone or sober.
A dozen local businesses are offering no holds barred pre fixe specials during the annual celebration of the neighborhood’s many cuisines.
For the very reasonable price of $3 for a ticket, you can enjoy Anderson’s sweet, bizarre films in the AC at Syndicated all week long!
A perfect lineup for a summer afternoon awaits at Trans-Pecos this Saturday.
The registration deadline for the September 13th primaries is the Friday after this coming one, so now’s the time to make sure that the Board of Elections will be expecting you at the polls!
The venue at 906 Broadway was shut down by the city in June, but organized initially hoped to be up and running again this month. Instead, a “for rent” sign is posted outside.
“There was no help for New York’s poorest neighborhoods during the crack epidemic in the 1980s. That is no longer the case,” said a Doe Fund spokesperson.
Don’t plan on getting around Bushwick on the L between 10:30 p.m. and 5 a.m. on any weeknights for the next three weeks.
Featuring many references to the lyrics of Kate Bush and lots and lots of tribute performances by some of the neighborhood’s most outrageous performers.
The suspect was able to reach in through the window by standing on an upturned bucket.
911 calls about the man characterized him as wielding multiple swords and threatening members of the public.
The woman was woken by the sound of her door opening, then found herself at gunpoint.
