Highly anticipated “urban tiki” destination Dromedary Bar officially opened last Friday, April 22nd, and Bushwick turned out to celebrate the new spot in remarkably high numbers

Make the Road New York (MRNY), already a wide-reaching non-profit serving Bushwick and greater New York City, is expanding their programs and services through a new partnership with ActionNYC, a network of organizations providing legal assistance to immigrants

Because if there’s anything better than brunch, it’s brunch and movies.

Between Lay’s Sriracha chips (what), these adorable Sriracha2Go key chains and even Sriracha, the documentary – it’s safe to say this beloved hot sauce is here to stay

As more and more manufacturing leaves Bushwick and East Williamsburg to relocate their operations overseas where labor costs just a fraction of what it costs in the United States, empty building are giving ideas to real estate development firms

After starting the popular pop-up “Burger Babes” in Shanghai, China, Phoebe Tran and Rénel Sun moved to Bushwick for the summer to open UMi Bushwick

Image via Koda’s website Cozy bar, Koda, located at 985 Flushing Ave, right next to 983 Bushwick’s Living Room, has their own (awesome!) way of celebrating the undisputable arrival of Spring. Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 11, they will be offering a pint of beer for $1 according to their recent tweet (above). And God knows that […]

Flushing Ave has been such a bustle of activity recently, with the opening of Forrest Point and the closing of the Wreck Room, that it can be easy to forget about a quiet little Thai fusion restaurant and bar that opened at the beginning of the summer, Koda

Speech is my hammer bang the world into shape now let it fall – HUH!  -Mos Def, “Hip Hop” (1999)

When was the last time you went to an art show at 1780 Broadway? If ‘never’ was your answer, you’re correct

Confrontational and jarring, the artists at once built up notions of the beauty of the body and tore them down on Friday during the third weekend in Grace Exhibition Space’s month-long “Climate Change” series, featuring performance artists from all over the world as part of the Brooklyn International Performance Art Festival

Bushwick is going through an Asian restaurant boom lately with Bunker, Bon Spice, and Falansai all opening up in the past year

It’s hard to believe that Bunker, the first Vietnamese restaurant in Ridgewood opened its doors just three months ago

Following the second inauguration of President Obama this week, now is probably as good a time as any to take up the questions of race, class and commerce posed by Kelly Anderson’s piercing documentary, My Brooklyn: Unmasking the Takeover of America’s Hippest City

Imagine the unimaginable, the uncomfortable, the unexplainable

What can I say about the re-vamped XPO 929 that I couldn’t say about the former Party Expo?  Well, there’s a chandelier

By Terri Ciccone