Manhattanhenge: a Celestial Phenomenon.
It isn’t visible in Brooklyn, but it is still a momentous event. Manhattanhenge makes appearances multiple times a year. It is a play on Stonehenge, which is a prehistoric, myste
Celebrate Brooklyn! 2023! and its history.
Celebrate Brooklyn! 2023 opening night is fast approaching on June 7! Possibly Brooklyn’s and NYC’s most cherished festival, it is one of the longest running, outdoor music fes
Daniel Penny’s Charge is a Travesty
Daniel Penny’s charge of second degree manslaughter is a travesty. Living in a city as densely populated as NYC you get used to a lack of personal space really quick. However
The Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM)
The Brooklyn Academy of Music, or BAM as it is affectionately known, is a cultural institution in Brooklyn, NYC. Opening in 1861, it was a response to a demand for entertainment fo
Tipsy in Brooklyn
Since the 1850s, brewing has been a major industry getting people tipsy in Brooklyn. Beer has been foundational for Brooklynites and fellow New Yorkers for the longest time. In fac
The Brooklyn Half Marathon.
The Brooklyn Half Marathon is more than just a running race. It is a celebration of peak athleticism in Brooklyn. For over 40 years the race has brought together runners of all age
A Pastel Pink Moment.
This is a long exposure of a pastel pink moment during Cherry Blossom season at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. People were wandering, enjoying the Cherry Blossoms at the height of
The History of the Bagel.
Fermented yeast dough is rolled into a perfect circle. This is then boiled and baked to perfection, sealing in the chewy moisture. A relative of the pretzel, let’s take a bit
Park Slope Clubs: The Montauk.
Park Slope clubs are some of the best in all of NYC and the United States with clubs like Union Hall and Barbès. But one of the longest standing monuments of NYC and Brooklyn hist
Life Is but a Flower.
Spring is a soothing, yet frenetic time of year for Brooklynites. People are rushing like chickens without heads to finish their taxes. However, we can walk outside for the first t