Stores: #1 Catland, 987 Flushing Ave: One-stop-shop for esoteric-everything This bookstore is essentially the epicenter of mysticism in Bushwick. They carry books from the likes of Edred Thorsson, Robert Anton Wilson, as well as small-published esoteric texts. In addition, they have herbs, stones, candles, and parchment, all for spellwork. Their mission is to “serve the local […]

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It’s October: which means it’s the season of the witch! What better time to brush up on your background in esoteric knowledge and all things mystic? Here’s our guide on all things witchy, happening right in your backyard

It’s October: which means it’s the season of the witch! What better time to brush up on your background in esoteric knowledge and all things mystic? Here’s our guide on all things witchy, happening right in your backyard

It’s October: which means it’s the season of the witch! What better time to brush up on your background in esoteric knowledge and all things mystic? Here’s our guide on all things witchy, happening right in your backyard

It’s October: which means it’s the season of the witch! What better time to brush up on your background in esoteric knowledge and all things mystic? Here’s our guide on all things witchy, happening right in your backyard

It’s October: which means it’s the season of the witch! What better time to brush up on your background in esoteric knowledge and all things mystic? Here’s our guide on all things witchy, happening right in your backyard

Some of the elevated backyards on Jefferson Street in Bushwick suspiciously resemble a theater stage

People often say that fall is bitter sweet

Edgy

As the neighborhood swells, flush with deliciousness and boozy evenings, decisions about where to eat and drink have gotten exponentially more challenging

Seated by owner Giorgio Voglino at the bar, we took off our heavy coats welcoming the heat coming from an open oven in the back corner

By Katarina Hybenova, Maria Gotay & Lauren Piper

The first few truly wintery days this past week put me into full hibernation mode

The Rookery opened. Watch our interview with the owner.

Who needs Central Park when you have Maria Hernandez Park? Shopping at dollar stores on Knickerbocker Ave, scenic walks on Johnson Ave and romantic counting of rats on the tracks of the L train

You would expect anything but the sweet smell of burning incense when you get off the L train on the Jefferson stop

Last week, I had the distinct pleasure of being the first of the Bushwick Daily family to try Mominette, a new French Restaurant that opened at 221 Knickerbocker on the corner of Troutman

When I moved to Bushwick from Los Angeles, I knew this scene was a force to be reckoned with

Text and Photos by Maria Gotay

Surrounded by the city of concrete jungle, one has to appreciate the village feel that Bushwick constantly produces… The people here know each other and you learn about things by the word of mouth or from cheaply printed flyers in cafes… So I felt when I was walking underneath the J train tracks, so deep in Bushwick that even the people living off the Bushwick portion of the L train don’t come here too often

Two meatless spots on Knickerbocker closed their doors, but Seitan’s Helper say they’re not going anywhere

How a flurry of small businesses are changing a corner of Queens

Looking for last-minute gifts in the neighborhood?

The rise of gig work cancellations caused by the hike of Omicron Covid cases is reminding local freelancers of March 2020.

A roundup of food and drink spots in and around Bushwick, introducing a new ice cream window and multiple new cafes, and saying goodbye to a beloved burger joint and others.

Two women of color started an inclusive, diverse, and body positive movement.

The menu will be available until 10 p.m. on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays

Nothing says party like an old barn in upstate NY.