This June, the Brooklyn theatre scene welcomes a bold new voice as local playwright Caylie Filipa premieres These Are the Rules, a two-play production set to debut at Brooklyn Art Haus. Presented by Superposition House, an emerging indie theatre collective, the double-bill marks the group’s first New York City production and promises a strong blend […]
Whether you’re unwinding after a long week or curating the perfect weekend playlist, Kota the Friend just gave music lovers a new vibe to ride into Friday with. His latest release blends smooth production, standout vocals, and a message that hits deeper than the beat — and it’s only a taste of what’s to come. […]
Despite a clear show of grassroots support and multiple legal victories, Janice Chen, candidate for Kings County Civil Court, remains the target of persistent efforts to remove her from the ballot. Now, Chen is speaking out—not just in defense of her candidacy, but in defense of the democratic process she says is under threat. Her […]
The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) recently announced they have awarded $1.4 million to five local workforce development organizations through its East Brooklyn Workforce Development Fund. The fund, which was launched in November 2024, aims to connect East Brooklyn residents with career pathways in construction, the green economy, and other growing industries. The […]
The battle over Brooklyn’s backyard is heating up. While the New York City mayor wants to place a new homeless shelter for 175 families in the heart of Sheepshead Bay, not everyone’s rolling out the welcome mat. Now a New York State Senator is leading the charge against the plan, calling it a “direct assault” […]
LIDL US is opening its newest location in Brooklyn at 490 Fulton Street, Second Floor, on Friday, May 23. Doors will open with the sunrise, and the ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 7:40 a.m. The store will operate daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Customers are invited to arrive early and enjoy a freshly […]