Turn Your Passion for Ice Cream Into Cold Hard Winnings

Park Slope's SkyIce is hosting its first ice cream eating contest on Nov. 19. Get your spoons ready.

Garly Eats is Your One-Stop Park Slope Shop for Donuts, Ice Cream and Burgers

The laid-back restaurant opened on 7th Avenue this November.

The Center for Musculoskeletal Disorders Performs First-of-Its-Kind Surgery in the U.S.

The CMD team became the first in the U.S. to perform a robot-assisted kyphoplasty in an office-based setting under sedation.

How to Push Back Against Trump? Brooklyn Leaders Schedule Brainstorming Session

Park Slope politician Brad Lander will hold an initial anti-Trump strategy meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 15.

Blue Bottle Coffee Opens Newest Brooklyn Location in Park Slope

Anyone interested in single-origin drip coffee served along with liege waffles?

3 Minutes on a Park Bench with Mark Slade of Keller Williams

We spoke to Mark Slade and he shared advice for people looking to sell or buy a home.

Park Slope: Meet Your New Local Politicians

Robert C. Carroll is a new face who will represent Park Slope, filling the shoes of retired James Brennan. Full election 2016 roundup here.

NYC Marathon Special: $25 OFF 90 min Massage

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Cyclists Can Now Use the 311 App to Report Blocked Bike Lanes. But Will Drivers Care?

Patch took a 40 block ride down 5th Avenue to check out the state of cycling on a Friday morning.

Fine Artist Ari Gradus, Park Slope, To Exhibit @ American Fine Craft Show @ Brooklyn Museum Nov. 19-20

6 Brooklyn artisans join fine artist Gradus to exhibit & sell their work in time for holiday shopping @ Brooklyn Museum along with 83 others

City Moves 2 Park Slope Citi Bike Stations, Independent of Community Input Process

NYC Department of Transportation officials say they will "continue to review all concerns and suggestions regarding Citi Bike."

Making Your Home Search Easier

Thinking of making the move across the Hudson and keeping your NYC commute short? there is a great tool you can use: somaopenhouses.com.

Park Slopers Demand Elevator at 7th Avenue Subway Stop

The busy F and G train station has dozens of steps, but no access point for disabled people.

Last Look: Park Slope's Pavilion Theater Says Good Night

Who gets to keep the shag carpeting on the third floor lounge?

Park Slopers Convince Developer to Replace 5th Ave Key Food With Similar Supermarket

The old Key Food site is in the process of being purchased by Avery Hall Investments.

Oil Spill in Park Slope Triggers Heavy Fire, Hazmat Response

The fire department and utility crews were working to clean up the spill near 7th Avenue and 14th Street.

New Rendering of Nitehawk Prospect Park Shows Second Floor Atrium and Bar

The theater's going away “Pour One Out for the Pavilion” party is on Nov. 1.

Updated: Longtime South Slope Resident Punched Repeatedly by Unknown Assailant Outside Greenwood Cemetary: NYPD

The attack happened on Oct. 25 at the intersection of 6th Avenue and 23rd Street, police said.

'Age-Friendly Park Slope' Puts Senior-Friendly Businesses on the Map

The new initiative will reward and promote businesses that make themselves accessible to neighborhood seniors.

Citi Bike Praise and Protests Fill Packed Prospect Heights Hearing

Community Board 6 will produce a report on residents' feelings toward Citi Bike to send to the Department of Transportation.

Don't Forget: See the New Plan for Park Slope's 5th Avenue Key Food on Nov. 1

Park Slope leaders have formulated a plan for the fate of Key Food — but they're keeping it under wraps for now.

Sample 22 Park Slope Restaurants (for a Cause!)

Food for Thought, an annual fundraiser benefiting the Park Slope Civic Council and its scholarship program, takes place Oct. 19.

Zero City Officials Will Attend Brooklyn Hearing on Citi Bike Station Placement

Looks like the Citi Bike haters in Brooklyn's Community District 6 will have to keep yelling at city officials through their local Board.

Just Listed: A Home that is in Brooklyn West's (Maplewood's) Downtown Village

Just Listed: A Home that is in Brooklyn West's (Maplewood's) Downtown Village

UPDATE: De Blasio Won't Say Why He Took an NYPD Helicopter From Brooklyn to Queens

WTF.

Massive Science Fair Planned for Park Slope Armory This Weekend

The World Science Festival will feature tons of interactive experiments and exhibits for kids and adults alike.

Sing for World Peace - October 15, 2016 - 4pm - Gil Hodges Park

GIVE PEACE (ANOTHER) CHANCE

Boozy Farewell Party Planned for Park Slope's Pavilion Theater

The theater will be closed for a year while it's converted into Nitehawk Cinemas' second property.

Embattled Park Slope Elder Home, Free of Final 5 Seniors, Sells for Whopping $84M

The longtime retirement home will likely be flipped into high-end condos.

Community Board 6 Residents: Do You Agree With These Budget Priorities?

The board will vote on this year's list of top budget priorities at its Oct. 13 general meeting.

Get a Free Flu Shot This Week in Park Slope, Lefferts Gardens or East Flatbush

The free flu shots are available at a different location on each day from Oct. 12 through Oct. 14.

Sing for World Peace - October 15, 2016 - 4pm - Gil Hodges Park

Fun day of peaceful collaboration - eat- drink- sing- listen to a band performing off the rooftop @ Brooklyn Colony.

Kids Spanish Immersion Program Gets New Park Slope Home

Juguemos a Cantar is bringing its Spanish pre-school, play space, and after school programs to 5th Ave.

'Sheep to Shawl' in Three Hours? No Problem for These Yarn Pros.

The 5th Annual Kings County Fiber Festival is this weekend at The Old Stone House in Park Slope.

Enjoy Face Painting, Music, Dancing, Exercise Classes, and More at Fall Fest This October

The North Flatbush Business Improvement District's Fall Fest will run on the afternoons of Oct. 15 and Oct. 22.

In Park Slope, P.S. 39's Principal Shares Her Keys to Success

The school just won its second Blue Ribbon award from the Department of Education.

The Patch Interview: Craig Hammerman of CB6 Talks Citi Bike, the BQX, and His District's Development

City officials "take our word seriously," Hammerman said, because CB6 speaks with the voice of an engaged community.

Park Slope's P.S. 39 Chosen by U.S. Department of Education as National Blue Ribbon School

The Henry Bristow School was one of just two schools in Brooklyn to win the prestigious award.

CMD Becomes First Independent Private Practice in NY/NJ Metropolitan Area to Acquire Specialized Robotic Surgery System

The Center for Musculoskeletal Disorders Patients Now Offered Major Advancement in Spine Surgery.

Update: Prospect Park's Free Public WiFi Is On (For Laptops, at Least)

The wifi is flowing at the Picnic House in Prospect Park (but possibly not on phones?)