The Grind Rehearsal Studio has got your back.

Bringing intersectional comedy to North Brooklyn.

Angely Mercado @AngelyMercado Rejoice Mexican and Mexican-American artists of Bushwick. Méxtasis, a platform that celebrates and showcases work by Mexican artists is looking for new submissions.  The platform held its’ first event in the area back in 2016 and even participated in Bushwick Open Studios. And since it was successful, they’re back and in need […]

Works and performances range from images of gentrification to the personification of chemical compounds and software.

Council Member Rafael Espinal, a longtime supporter of local nightlife and DIY venues, sponsored legislation to create an Office of Nightlife. It finally happened.

It’s a vegan victory.

Halsey stop, brace yourself for the arrival of a yuppie heaven.

Jonathan Chapline’s upcoming exhibit was partially inspired by living in a small, Bushwick apartment.

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

The series is back with a show focused on autobiography.

Artist and model Stephanie Guedalia talks about growing up in a modern Orthodox Jewish community and her transition from viewing nakedness as a bad thing to choosing nudity.

The neighborhood’s beloved coffee, brunch, and wine destination makes a splash at its new Canadian location.

In even more of a showing of Trump-resistance, artists are coming together to fundraise for Lamda Legal.

Tom Montagliano’s mobile art space was in his van when the vehicle was stolen in Bed-Stuy last week. When the van was recovered in Bushwick, the igloo was gone.

East Williamsburg studio Brooklyn Engraving Co. is doing insane work, like putting a detailed map of Brooklyn on a flask—and now, locals can stop by and get their own work done!

Come put your money where your mouth is, Bushwick locavores!

This fellowship will provide a lucky composer with six months of studio space at the Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council starting in January and a $2,500 stipend.

The East Williamsburg building will include community gathering spaces for those collaborative moments we’ve all been hearing about.

Finger Food was curated by three former Cooper Union classmates, marking brainchild The Hand’s first show.