On Friday, Theatre for a New Audience broke ground on its new home in a city-owned parking lot in the growing BAM Cultural District, located at 262 Ashland Place bet Lafayette Avenue and Fulton Street in Brooklyn.
Theatre for a New Audience, founded by Jeffrey Horowitz in 1979, has broken ground on its first home!
Today, Theatre for a New Audience broke ground on its new home in a city-owned parking lot in the growing BAM Cultural District, located at 262 Ashland Place bet Lafayette Avenue and Fulton Street in Brooklyn.
An expert fitness instructor from Equinox Fitness Clubs will make fitness fun by leading a Shape Up NYC Zumba class to celebrate Day 5 of "Make NYC Your Gym" week.
Before hipsters, Billyburg and soy lattes, Brooklyn's Windsor Terrace was an Irish-Italian enclave populated by people who spoke proudly in accents studded with "dese, dems and dose.
Now in its 7th year, National Dance Week-NYC (NDW-NYC), a yearly festival that advocates dance conditioning and wellness, will offer more than 100 FREE dance, fitness and wellness classes over the course of 10 days, starting June 17, 2011.
Five Guys Burgers and Fries will open a new store at 2 MetroTech Center in Downtown Brooklyn tomorrow, Friday, May 13, and 30 of the 40 employees working as cashiers, burger cooks, fry cooks, prep cooks and custodial staff at the new location were hired from resumes and applications received by Five
Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz invites Brooklyn high school students to submit stories, poems, essays, spoken word and raps for the 6th annual "Brooklyn Lit Match" teen writing contest, a competition held in conjunction with the Brooklyn Book Festival, scheduled for Sunday, September 18,
On Wednesday, April 13 (10:00am to 3:00pm), Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz will host the Brooklyn Job Fair at Long Island University's Arnold and Marie Schwartz Athletic Center at 1 University Plaza in Downtown Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, April 13 (10:00am to 3:00pm), Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz will host the Brooklyn Job Fair at Long Island University's Arnold and Marie Schwartz Athletic Center at 1 University Plaza in Downtown Brooklyn.
In its April issue, Conde Nast Traveler proclaims Brooklyn one of the 15 best places to see in the world right now.
The Fort Hamilton Library, located at 9424 Fourth Avenue, will reopen to the public on March 28th.
On Monday, March 21, Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz kicked off the eighth annual Dine in Brooklyn restaurant week (March 21 - March 31) featuring more than 200 of Brooklyn's best eateries serving up three-course dinner menus for just $25, three-course lunches for $20.
The Fort Hamilton Library, located at 9424 Fourth Avenue, will reopen to the public on March 28th.
Kingsborough Performing Arts Center's season of world-class Dance, Music, Theatre, and Family Shows continues with New York City's only political cabaret.
ISSUE Project Room's inaugural benefit at their future home - the architecturally and acoustically beautiful jewel-box theater at 110 Livingston Street in Downtown Brooklyn - brought together an array of artists, musicians, filmmakers and writers in celebration of longtime supporter Elliott Sharp's
The Board of Directors of the Brooklyn Philharmonic has announced the appointment of ALAN PIERSON as the orchestra's new Artistic Director, effective immediately.
Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz will honor Bagels by Bell as the one of the country's premiere bagel and bialy purveyors.
CONEY ISLAND USA is pleased to anticipate a vote on January 11th, 2011 by the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission to designate its 1917 Child's Restaurant Building on Surf Avenue and West 12th Street (owned and operated by Coney Island USA as a non-profit arts center founded in 1980).
New York City Department of Parks & Recreation Commissioner Adrian Benepe, NYRP Executive Director Amy Freitag, and President of the Bryant Park Corporation and 34th Street Partnership Dan Biederman, were joined by Borough President Marty Markowitz and Council Member Diana Reyna at the park to prese
