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Almost 2 millions of you, beloved readers, visited Bushwick Daily in 2015 (whoa!), and while last year’s most popular list was primarily dedicated to the Bushwick-loving celebrity, this year brought a greater variety in topics you enjoyed

It’s that time of year when you’re trying extra hard to fit in an art exhibit between all the Christmas shopping, office parties and general holiday madness

If you are on any type of diet, eating plan or you made a lifestyle choice that doesn’t fit mainstream eating, it’s pretty much inevitable that someone in your family is going to ask you about it tomorrow

Turn up the lights in here, baby, extra bright y’all need to read this

It has been a long and wonderful year of Insta-Takeovers

Have you been paying attention to that wild ride that is the New York City restaurant game? This week in Bushwick and just slightly beyond, all manner of edible shenanigans have been taking place

Guys, cancel all your commitments, change the location of your dates, tell your mom you can’t see her next weekend (sorry!) because this coming week (October 2-5) officially belongs to Bushwick Film Festival (BFF)! Huge celebration of domestic as well as international indie cinema is happening in your neighborhood, and you as a proper Bushbaby should not miss this!

Did you miss us? Our Insta-Takeover series went on a post-end-of-summer hiatus, but we’re back in full force! We may or may not have been hungover from all the party-centric photos that Sam Kellam posted during our most recent Insta-Takeover

Bushwick is full of stories

Summer in NYC means a whole lot of free concerts, and one of the highlights of this writer’s year- 4knots Festival

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Before you get tripped up on the clashing consonants above, get in the know: SXSW stands for South By South West, America’s most diverse and innovative multimedia festival, and a Bushwick Daily favorite

Yesterday, Bushwick Daily’s Andres Toro launches his Instagram Takeover! Andres, born and raised in Colombia, moved to Brooklyn in 2007 to study architecture at Pratt Institute

2013 was an exciting year! Firstly, we survived the alleged Mayan Apocalypse with the inevitable end of the world attached to it in late December 2012

By Katarina Hybenova, Maria Gotay & Lauren Piper

CMJ, The College Music Journal Music Marathon, is just around the corner, and Bushwick Daily is all over it like bass on dubstep (yeah?)

2013 marked my fourth year at Burning Man, and also my fourth year attending as a burner traveling from Bushwick

Lucas Walters, a co-owner of Tutu’s bar, experienced quite the unpleasant surprise when he came to work a couple of days ago

It may seem like quite a while ago at this point but the world’s best indie festival, South By Southwest, was just a few weeks past, March 12-16, and everyone in the music industry will continue to feel its repercussions all year, especially those from Brooklyn! From the bands that made it big to those that seemed to crash and burn, everyone who attended took away some great musical memories, including Bushwick Daily! We had three writers (Danielle Thompson, Ileana Little, and yours truly) hanging out in Austin, snapping instagrams, taking notes, and absorbing everything we heard

We write from a land far away, in Austin, TX, and far too late and far too many free beverages into the night

Before you get tripped up on the clashing consonants above, get in the know: SXSW stands for South By South West, America’s most diverse and innovative multimedia festival, and a Bushwick Daily favorite

2012 was awesome, as we mentioned earlier today

To have a normal weekend feels really precious these days

By Maria Gotay

By Katarina Hybenova

By Maria Gotay

by Maria Gotay

When I first moved to New York I was excited to discover all the Jazz cafes my former neighbor and jazz musician had told me about