“Everyone should party together all the time,” The Culture Whore told us, “but Pride week especially

Photo: Katarina Hybenova for Bushwick Daily #5 Ridgewick The consistent quality of art showcases happening on Ridgewood-Bushwick border for this year’s BOS is sure to get you on your bike and off the Dekalb and Myrtle-Wyckoff L train stops. Whether you want to keep it closer to the ‘wick or head further into Ridgewood, there’s […]

Inhale, exhale! There is a lot to see this coming weekend during the ninth annual Bushwick Open Studios

It’s labor day weekend– which is frightening, also exciting

#YOLOing

It’s that time again! America’s Birthday; another great reason to have outdoor shows, BBQ everything in sight and celebrate for the entire four days whether or not you have any patriotism in your bones

Meryl Meisler’s ‘A Tale of Two Cities: Disco Era Bushwick’ (Image courtesy of Meryl Meisler) At the end of a very festive and blissfully summery weekend the folks at Bizarre were ready to celebrate the end of Bushwick Open Studios with as many bangs as possible. Madame Vivien V hosted a hilarious and vivacious set of lip-synching performances to the hoots […]

So, it’s V-Day weekend

Be twenty something

I’ve never been one to watch “the game” on Sundays

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

This week I’m going to digress from my usual comments on the neighborhood brews to bring you to my small hometown in the heartland of America

Tragically, Mama Joy’s, the southern soul food go-to in Bushwick, shuttered its doors for the final time last Saturday, as first reported by DNA Info

Performa 13, the biennial performance arts consortium, has 56 remaining events that will take you on a veritable scavenger hunt all over the city. With only five days left to see all of the acts, you’d have to be a serious performance-art-junkie to see them all. If you have to limit yourself to one performance per […]

By Frances Gill, Allison Galgiani with illustration by Jeremy Nguyen

We’ve told you the best places to go for a pumpkin-picking or haunted-house day trip this October

Remember that “tornado” threat a couple weeks back? Around these parts, the only tornado we witnessed touched ground inside Music Hall of Williamsburg on the night of October 2

It is true! The big, awesome, sixth (!!) Bushwick Film Festival  kicked off last night and continues throughout the entire weekend

By Maria Gotay & Ileana Little

By Maria Gotay & Loren DiBlasi

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Make sure you make your way out to Silent Barn next Wednesday because the creative house is hosting public meeting #8, and they will be talking about women in DIY

Champagne bottles popped in celebration of the New York Fashion Week at The Living Gallery last Saturday, and Bushwick’s very own Fashion Night

Apparently there’s some huge snowstorm heading our way, but don’t let that stop you from trudging through the snow to see some great shows this weekend

Sport’s not your thing? You’re not alone, and especially in Bushwick. Also, no one invited me to their SuperBowl “fiesta” or whatever. Well, While everyone else is finding the best sports bar (or painstakingly figuring out 8 ways to prepare vegan chick’n wings for this year’s ironic superbowl party), we’ve got a bunch of OTHER things […]

Last weekend was one for the record books

Grumpy Cat doesn’t go to shows If you’re  just getting over the flu like me, and have been wearing the same pajamas for three days in a row, then you must be itching to get out! Hopefully you are totally healthy and are ready for the weekend. Either way, here are five shows in Bushwick […]

NEW YEARS EVE! NEW YEARS EVE! I’d chant it from the Empire State Building if only they wouldn’t handcuff me and take me somewhere not as bright and sparkly

One of my favorite holiday memories as a child was putting up the Halloween decorations

By Katarina Hybenova

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Since the beginning of the Occupation, there has been a war of perception for Occupiers to fight on two fronts

By Shannon Firth

“Enough of the hypothetical duck talk,” I said, and Eric Trosko raised his eye-brows. It was one of the Bushwick gallery nights, and we were slowly melting our intellectual gallery experience immediately preceding this moment, in one of the number of kinds of the Six Point beer. Eric is probably the tallest painter in Bushwick, […]