Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra to screen ‘Phantom of the Opera’ with live music • Brooklyn Paper
The Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra will screen the 1925 silent horror classic The Phantom of the Opera with live…
Discover History in Person or on Line at Center for Brooklyn History
The Center for Brooklyn History of the Brooklyn Public Library, located at 128 Pierrepont Street (photo; corner of Clinton) has an…
Hey Brooklyn! Borough’s influence on “Hey Arnold!” lives on 30 years later • Brooklyn Paper
Thirty years after “football head” first wandered the streets of fictional Hillwood, Brooklyn is still hiding in plain…
Lenape Pow Wow returns to Prospect Park for 3rd year, bringing Indigenous culture to Brookyn • Brooklyn Paper
A celebration honoring Brooklyn’s Indigenous roots is returning to Prospect Park this fall as the Third United Lenape/Lunàapeew…
Before Brooklyn became Brooklyn, Red Hook helped save the Revolution • Brooklyn Paper
History books routinely talk about how George Washington and the Continental army escaped from Brooklyn after losing a…
Vincent Coppola’s ‘Gowanus Crossing’ brings a forgotten Brooklyn back to life • Brooklyn Paper
Long before luxury apartments lined the Gowanus Canal and trendy restaurants filled nearby streets, the neighborhood was a…
Step into Brooklyn: Walking the borough’s Revolutionary landscape • Brooklyn Paper
In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the United State, we’re launching Step into Brooklyn, an immersive tour…
Battle of Brooklyn Walking Tour
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — As PART OF THE NATION’S 250th anniversary, the Guides Association of New York City is…
Brooklyn historical institutions awarded $350K for Battle of Brooklyn semiquincentennial programming • Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn’s role in the founding of the United States will take center stage this summer after lawmakers announced…
Canarsie Hall of Fame to honor five bold community builders in 2026 induction ceremony • Brooklyn Paper
The 2026 Canarsie Hall of Fame will recognize five individuals whose leadership, volunteerism and dedication helped shape the…
Open Streets Montague Returns Sunday with “Spring Fling”
This Sunday, May 17, Open Streets Montague, sponsored by the Montague Street BID, the Brooklyn Heights Association, and the NYC Department of…
Interview with the New Owner of the Iconic Hotel Bossert – SomeraRoad’s Ian Ross
Most of our readers don’t need to be reminded of the Hotel Bossert’s 14-year long neglect, after the…