Madwell, a self-described “tiny” ad agency from Bushwick, is advertising for the largest marathon in the world.
Event organizer NYCGrind hosts feminist fiestas and other cool events in Bushwick.
See and hear the space for yourself at the opening of “Earshot,” a sound-sculpture show with which the audience participates.
A girl-power boutique is on it’s way to the neighborhood, and you don’t want to miss the opening-day bonanza!
Jonathan Chapline’s upcoming exhibit was partially inspired by living in a small, Bushwick apartment.
The Saturday party should be epic!
Vicky Shum’s exhibit will run from July 27–July 30 at Rockwall Studios on 1080 Wyckoff Ave. in Ridgewood.
Come hear panelists discuss how new technology could make our bus experiences better.
Enjoy an intimate evening of food, drinks, music, and live performances this weekend at Terra Firma.
Have you seen Johanna Toruño’s beautiful work? Her street art is making a difference—creating a place for people of color to know that they’re not alone.
Hiroki Otsuka’s solo show, “Men and Cats,” is all about these two traditional Japanese art motifs.
The series is back with a show focused on autobiography.
While some Bushwick Collective artists were compensated for their participation, others were not notified at all.
“I always knew that if I could just get myself here, it would be home.”
Perez led a star-studded rally on 47th Street as hundreds of thousands of marchers streamed into Manhattan for Saturday’s historic demonstration.
Bushwick and East Williamsburg establishments are really throwing themselves into the resistance.
Catland’s owner Melissa Madara was hoping that the end of mercury retrograde would resolve the shop’s bureaucratic woes—lo behold, the two events correlate!
The fictional series details the intertwined lives of immigrants from around the world who have chosen to make New York their home.
We did it for Barb.
Actress, singer, model, bartender Sarah Pribis appeared on the September 23 episode of Ellen Degeneres to talk about an eccentric infomercial she starred in for a bizarre product call My Shiney Hiney.
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!
Artichoke Basille’s Pizza chain, famous for its thick and cheesy slices satisfying late-night munchies, is opening its eighth location with mixed reviews from locals.
Party with local favorites and FENDIKA returning from Addis Ababa for an encore performance! in Bushwick!
East Wiliamsburg’s favorite telephone booth-marked speakeasy will host a star-studded, iconic series.
For a few days in September, Refinery29’s interactive art gallery will enable the public to experience New York Fashion Week in a unique way.
