Each week Bushwick Daily brings you a new Artist FlashCard introducing an amazing artist living/working/showing in Bushwick who you need to know. Featuring both new and old faces, our goal is to encourage the growth of art scene and to appreciate wonderful talent in our hood! If you know of an artist you would like […]

If you’re like us, you want the weekend to arrive promptly and loudly. Lucky for you, we know where all the parties are at! Check out the top 10 concerts we’ve rounded up this weekend, including a free “barn burner,” a Bangon! Party, Hardcore Fest at The Knockdown center, a Sunday night chillout show, and […]

A day trip to Dia:Beacon one early autumn afternoon unearthed from my art historical vault 1960s era Minimalism that conceptually critiqued the commodified art world

If you didn’t make it to Pine Box Rock Shop’s last installation of Late Night Basement with Chris Rose, you missed out

It’s been twenty years since Jason Zimbler aka “Ferguson” bugged the crap out of Melissa Joan Hart in the breakthrough Nickelodeon TV series, Clarissa Explains It All

Surely, one of the most difficult parts of writing a column about cocktails is trying to decide which cocktail to write about

Jamie Schmitz, owner of Bushwick’s new gastropub The Rookery, does not need to serve McNeill’s Firehouse Amber Ale on draught

Welp! After our last vegan article, many of you pointed out (rightly so) that Northeast Kingdom, although they are dedicated to local sourcing and organic food and have a lot of cauliflower on their menu, is not really a vegan-friendly establishment

Honestly, there isn’t anything much more enjoyable than layering up for the brisk mornings and evenings that autumn doth bring

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The most magical and atmospheric of the months is October

The Rookery opened. Watch our interview with the owner.

Spacesuits, jumpsuits and Frank Ape

This past Thursday, just like the Thursday before, Verde Coal Oven restaurant invited the patrons to their private backyard to indulge in the best of pizza, cinema and beer

It’s pretty much felt like fall ever since we pulled those jackets out from the back of our closets sometime in mid-August

Enchanting tones and words I couldn’t understand filled the crispy air at the backyard of 190 Jefferson St

This weekend, the September Equinox is upon us, shifting the seasons and bringing us into a new autumn season

8 and half fellini image source It takes good company, delicious food and marvelous drink to fully enjoy and appreciate Otto e mezzo, or 8 1/2, a 1963 comedy drama directed by the immortal Federico Fellini. And well, a classy Italian restaurant Verde Coal Oven at 254 Irving Ave might just do that for you tomorrow night. […]

As I’ve previously confessed I have a hop obsession and this summer I’ve had delicious flirtations with some amazing IPAs

One of the most present buildings in Bushwick/East Williamsburg The Loom has changed its color recently

Charlie Benedetti did not always work at a brewery

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I got this invite a few weeks ago and could tell right away it was totally up my alley: SINGLE AND LOOKING, ArtHelix, 56 Bogart Street, March 12-27, 2013

You just realized it’s Friday and you’re wondering what to do tonight

Since we “celebrated” Presidents Day last weekend by making a few bad decisions Sunday night and skipping work on Monday, this week’s Drink & Ride takes us to the aptly named Jefferson stop

Inspired by the Spanish bar culture, Ben Warren and Gina Leone who own The Bodega, have spawned another bar called Heavy Woods

This year, Halloween falls on Wednesday, October 31, and it’s the highest time you claim your pumpkin and get to work

Whiskey and ginger mix really well

After a good Sunday night’s sleep, we woke up to a fresh almost autumn day and to our new website! It will take us a couple of weeks of twisting and tweaking to get every single detail in place but, for the most part, the website is working great!

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I’m sitting on a bench on Bogard Street, sipping my latte and observing crowds emerging from the Morgan subway stop melting into Bushwick

So I’m riding my bike, enjoying autumn Bushwick like never, inhaling the Indian summer rays of light, the blue sky is wider than ever, I swear. When I turn to Bogart Street, I am mesmerized by millions of colorful lights that are being thrown all over the word by sparkly high heel shoes hanging from […]