This week the Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC) will hold two special events to spark new ideas on creativity and entrepreneurship in the one and only Bushwick
You won’t have to travel too far this weekend to get a dose of some international music. This weekend, Goodbye Blue Monday will be one of the hosting venues for Tazigen Festival Volume 2: NYC, a Japanese Independent Music Festival that first took place last January in Koenji, Tokyo. For one weekend only, both Japan […]
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
Photo courtesy of Fresh Window Gallery Consider New York City and its oddities in the day compared to the night. Consider the abundance of light that keeps our city uniquely active all hours of the day and night. Consider the hundreds of people we encounter and do not speak to, the many things we see […]
Bushwick is full of stories
This Post Is Sponsored By Human@Ease Fitness and Wellness Center Brooklyn human at ease Summertime has kicked off! Yaaaay. For many of us, this is a time where we start really thinking about our fitness. Whether it’s because we’ll be doing more recreational activities, or romping around the beach–summer’s a great time to start shaping up. […]
Design is art
Progressive tools, found objects, a stimulating muse, plus room to freely create and captivate—just the everyday essentials when it comes to making visions come true inside the studio
Bushwick Open Studios is here again! Were you entirely exhausted after last year’s—running in and out of every single studio, opening door after door until you felt like you were in an M
Ok, well that’s a trick question that I wrote myself, but it’s still leads to good advice! If you want to hang with the artist community here, this Sunday, May 4, 6-9PM at Storefront Ten Eyck, 324 Ten Eyck Street is Bushwick Open Studios Benefit
Bedbugs…who needs em? That’s a stupid question because the answer is obviously nobody. I just had to start this article out somehow, and that’s the first line that came to my mind. But seriously–if you live in New York, you likely live in fear of these little fuckers. They’re not just a myth from the […]
SXSW is fading in the rearview mirror, and we already shared all of our best photos and best of SXSW playlist
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If you’ve ever shopped at the Bushwick Food Coop, you know that no trip to its tiny storefront at The Loom would be complete without at least one conversation about food
Fiber arts have risen to prominence in recent years, especially with artists who consider textiles in their work such as Ghada Amer and El Anatsui
Hello there again! Didn’t think you would be seeing me twice in one day did you? Well, I want to share some pretty cool news that I just could not wait until next week to tell you
Whether you love it or you hate it, Castle Braid, the controversial luxury rental development on Troutman Street that markets itself to the creative set, is a perennial topic of interest in conversations about Bushwick real estate: most recently, it was name-dropped in the New York Times’ profile of former meatpacking restauranteur Florent Morellet the week before last
Lorimoto’s Front Line exhibition gives new meaning to the idea of “border politics
The fiery summer beast lost its energy a couple of weeks ago in the heat wave
By Asha Chagoyen and Yaz Rosete
If you’ve ever dreamed about being one of the sun-bleached and tanned cadre of New York City surfers, there is no better time to get started
Do you want to be friends with a famous graffiti artists? Why don’t you arrest one? That’s probably what the cops were thinking when they arrested a living legend, graffiti artist Kenny Scharf on early Saturday at 1AM in East Williamsburg on 209 Morgan Ave
