So while you were Xmas-ing, Kwanza-ing, and bitching about Hannukah being over way too early this year, all this happened in Bushwick

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After months of build-up, 1 Knickerbocker will finally open its doors tonight, says Brooklyn Based

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The last thing you’ll ever want to call El Ten Eleven is one the following: A Jam band, Math Rock, Post Rock, Ambient, or Downtempo

Who doesn’t love the sight of the beautiful and very likely haunted Catherina Lipsius House, also known to Bushwick residents as The Spooky Mansion on Willoughby and Bushwick Aves? You’ll be happy to hear that it shall stand even more proudly, with all its ghosts and creepy secrets, because it was named one of the city’s new landmarks at a NYC Landmark Preservation Commission hearing yesterday

Saying we’ve got a music crush on this band is a massive understatement

Wipe your glasses clean of that foggy rain, slip on a raincoat, grab a friend and carve your way to these shows this weekend

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Rents in Bushwick jumped up by 20%

Brownstoner has been keeping a good eye on real estate development in Bushwick

Bushwick, behold, for Bossa Nova Civic Club might change your perception of partying in this lovely part of Brooklyn

Did you get your boutique condo on Wilson Ave? Because they are sold out

Plans are in the works to turn a Bushwick convent located on De Sales Place into affordable housing through a nonprofit set up by Vito Lopez

It’s a paradox, but maybe blogging about Bushwick makes you not realize all the changes that happen right in front of your eyes

We like to read about Bushwick, and we like to read about it A LOT

By Sean Alday

This is a story about a girl who lives on the highest floor of a building that used to be a spaghetti factory. This girl gently closes her eyes when the shadows are changing into lights on her face as a J train greets Brooklyn on the Williamsburg Bridge. This girl loves how the costumes […]

by Lena Marquise