Not all heroes wear capes. Some carry leashes.
Soul to Sole is a nonprofit event helping to dress local students for their special night.
Three local women gear up to create a green and sustainable community.
New York City’s Civilian Complaint Review Board held its public meeting at the the Van Dyke Community Center in Brownsville last week.
The expo is an opportunity for Latino youth to look into several college options in one place and learn essential aspects of the process with bilingual interpreters.
Bushwick-born poet, Emanuel Xavier, who has curated this monthly feature, will be saying goodbye to his hometown neighborhood.
Reese Samuel is gifting the community with free workshops on a variety of topics, including career development.
Siddhartha Mehta builds creative community through drumming.
The anti-Trump party we all deserve.
Ginger is a feminist zine that focuses on building a strong networking community for womxn creatives.
Here's one for the romantics.
Are you a SHAWN-see or a CHAWN-see kind of person?
What began as a DIY basement project has become Bushwick’s premiere destination for all things Polaroid and analog.
Tired of heteronormative and boring Hallmark events? Then this list is for you.
Pizza sweats, but in a good way.
Bushwick's trash talk: highlights from the public forum.
Laugh and cry, absolutely free, at these local and diverse shows.
And they are still accepting vendors and participants for all these events!
This queer open mic is blowing up in Brooklyn.
A healing, inclusive, and creative space by Ecokiki and HotBox Mobile Sauna, to uplift queer, non-binary and trans folx of color.
The Brooklyn Packers, a Brooklyn-based food cooperative, invited everyone to party in the name of justice at Bushwick Starr.
The Bushwick area offers many accessible venues, so all your friends can have a great time.
Warm up this January with some good laughs!
