The event is a fundraiser for a larger sexual education project lead by Lola Jean.

“After the housing crash, back in 2008, they didn’t have jobs… And their families, they threw them out.”

Feminist filmmaker and actress based in Ridgewood is ready to educate the masses.

Lou Tides is a project of passion.

There have been four reported closures in Brooklyn in less than a year—three of them, Silent Barn, The Gateway and The Spectrum/Dreamhouse, were based in Bushwick.

NYC favorites and local artists alongside immigrant advocates, all under one roof.

“¡Oye! For My Dear Brooklyn” is the latest from Bushwick local Modesto ‘Flako’ Jimenez.

An artsy Advent calendar in the windows of 25 bodegas.

Vicky Shum’s exhibit will run from July 27–July 30 at Rockwall Studios on 1080 Wyckoff Ave. in Ridgewood.

It’s a regular menagerie featuring dogs of many breeds, cats, lions, tigers, and bears!

More changes to an already confusing slate of repairs and closures will make 2017 the year of the transit headache.

As part of an effort to document the Bushwick artist community, long time Bushwick photographer Meryl Meisler and James Panero of the Bushwick Documentation Project are inviting all artists, organizers, gallerists, and journalists participating in Bushwick Open Studios this year to appear in a group photo taken outside of Stout Projects on Saturday, June 4th at 11am

A film fest showcasing Ecuadorian cinema will hold part of its 2016 festival in Bushwick—and is donating proceeds from this year’s event to relief efforts following the earthquake that devastated the country earlier this year

A recent study has provided an answer to a very important, long contested subject: we now know conclusively know which dog names are most unique to various parts of Bushwick

A local filmmaker who found herself continually confronting narrow casting parameters in mainstream entertainment industry productions is asking her community for support in launching a web series that tackles subjects that, more often than not, don’t make it into silver screen and small screen narratives

Central Station opened its doors to host the first Bushwick event for the National Latino Outreach Team for Bernie

A Kickstarter which launched Tuesday is seeking seed money for a new local agriculture project created by seasoned Bushwick garden advocates who want to grow the neighborhood’s bouquets

It is hard to believe but even real estate developers sometimes do good things for their communities–especially when they team up with local entrepreneurs and activists such as Kweighbaye Kotee

A new hotel is bringing a local touch to its walls.

While certain sources claim New York might get “hammered” by Hurricane Joaquin, we have a feeling the only kind of hammered you’re going to get this weekend is the kind that takes place in Brooklyn… at a music venue… at one of these shows…

Why shout your love from a rooftop when you can paint it on a building?

At this point in the winter, after spending weeks on end going straight home after work and only leaving your apartment for the corner bodega and your local bar, you might be getting a little Bushwick cabin fever

The winter solstice is coming to Bushwick two days early this year

Everyone knows that the folks who work at the counters of our local businesses can make or break a customer’s experience

Material

While Bushwick Open Studios, and its mammoth showcase of more than 600 different gallery exhibitions, is usually what most people associate Arts in Bushwick with, the 10-person Community Projects arm of the group has quietly been developing programs and building partnerships with local organizations throughout the neighborhood, all in the aim of supporting the group’s larger mission of serving as a platform for creative accessibility

The Brooklyn community is heartbroken over the sudden death of local musician, beloved bartender and friend, Christo Buffam

The Yearbook Project by Rafael Fuchs (Photo courtesy of Rafael Fuchs)If you walk into Fuchs Projects at 56 Bogart, you may go down in Bushwick history