Hunt for art in bodegas! Combine lit readings with aerial performance! Clean the park!

Saying goodbye to the sometimes accurate and always controversial show about the Brooklyn hipsters everyone loves to hate.

Bushwick’s own Kweighbaye Kotee will moderate the event, and the livestream will include talks by Black Lives Matter movement founders Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi.

Ridgewood Masonic Temple is giving it up to become an apartment building

This weekend’s art openings remind me of the lost art of handwriting

This past Friday, Molasses Books co-published a book by Kevin McNamee-Tweed alongside Farewell Books and Raw Paw in an addition of 300

Image of Stop Patriarchy protesting in Texas. Courtesy of David Thomas and BITCH magazine. It turns out that NYC Porn Festival, to be held this weekend in the very liberal Bushwick will gain some controversy after all. And we’re not talking about Miley Cyrus submitting and subsequently withdrawing from her short and very soft bondage film. A group […]

Bushwick is the kind of place where love frequently blossoms into a creative partnership and vice versa

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Bushwick businesses have very different ideas on how to use social media to connect with their patrons

This past weekend, Bushwick’s diviest dive bar, Wreck Room made wrecks out of its patrons for the last time in long nine years

Holy moly! We can’t believe the super sold out Governor’s Ball is this weekend

Take a look around, Bushwick

Bryan Quackenbush and his ace bartender. All photos by Gustavo Ponce for Bushwick Daily. A new watering hole has just opened, breathing a little more life into the corner of Wyckoff and Menahan Aves. Old Stanley’s is “an everyman’s bar….no pretentious bullshit,” said Bryan Quackenbush (yes, that’s the real name), one of the owners. He’s […]

Bedbugs…who needs em? That’s a stupid question because the answer is obviously nobody. I just had to start this article out somehow, and that’s the first line that came to my mind. But seriously–if you live in New York, you likely live in fear of these little fuckers. They’re not just a myth from the […]

So word on the street is that there’s a big bowl of American football happening this Sunday, February 2nd. For many, this marks the annual pinnacle of a feverish and righteous American tradition. For some, this year’s game denotes the ten-year anniversary of a cultural milestone. But for all of us, this is yet another […]

Ok, so we know its cold

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Bushwick is divided between the 34th and the 37th Council districts

New York City is the land of a thousand fast food joints, and our neighborhood is no exception

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

Occasionally, attending a Bushwick gallery opening can feel like stumbling into a hidden garden of rare and enchanting foliage amongst a barren and lonely landscape

We spotted Frankie the Dog on Friday night in front of Storefront Bushwick

By Terri Ciccone

Bushwick Daily proudly presents 6 photographs by Ray Henders