The joy and trials of the 12 birds who live alongside the Franklin Ave Shuttle.
From four-legged friends to no-legged friends, here are some of the strangest animal discoveries made in Prospect Park.
The library's Books Unbanned project continues to garner top awards. Its first podcast, "Borrowed" also got a third-place honor.
The Mellon Foundation Grant will go towards programming at the historic Lefferts House in Prospect Park.
Brooklyn's future automaton overlords face off this Saturday.
Your green neighbors include 188 tree species, who have collectively added over $1.2 million in annual benefits to the neighborhood.
The national award was given to the five librarians behind the Books Unbanned campaign.
The library just released a list of New Year's themed books with themes of renewal, adventure and opportunity.
The hugely popular pedestrianized program is seeking a part-time program manager.
The project aims to give south Brooklyn access to oil-painted portraits, "historically a fancy thing for fancy people," said the artist.
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Penguin the missing chicken was found nesting with a super who treated her to berries and cheeses. She treated him to fresh eggs.
Dubbed the 'Coolest Santa EVER,' the third annual Santa Land Community Parade hits the streets on Saturday.
Your beers can help fight food insecurity at low-income schools on Tuesday.
The Brooklyn Museum exhibit opens to the public Friday and runs through May 7, 2023.
On Saturday, Council Member Crystal Hudson’s office is hosting a free turkey giveaway and resource fair.
For the first time since 2020, Brooklyn will close the year with its own fireworks display.
The Doggone Halloween Parade is coming to Brower Park On Saturday.
Food Universe will replace the Flatbush Avenue Key Foods that burned in 2019.
Two Sterling Place residents, psychotherapists by trade, are using their skills to unite the neighborhood in the fight against rats.
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A weekend of events is on, now that the rain is gone.
The center, ARA Emotional Wellness & Mental Hygiene, offers mostly free care in a variety of of different ways.
Vedette Beauty & Skincare is teaming up with the Brooklyn DA office to raise trafficking awareness on International Inner Beauty Day.
Residents are cautiously optimistic, they tell Patch, after years of living in a rodent hell.
The Bedford Armory announced it is partnering up with a non-fungible token, or NFT, platform called (k)nightclub.
Beatriz Matos-Rodriguez, 35, was last seen leaving her Prospect Place home early Wednesday morning, said police.
The Melrose Parkside Historic District plan passed its first hurdle Tuesday with a unanimous vote from the Landmark Preservation Commission.
The Landmark Preservation Commission will decide Tuesday whether to consider a proposal for a Melrose-Parkside Historic District.
Organizers of the Prospect Heights' Open Street have revealed performances and events that will be held in August.
The restaurant, found on the Prospect Heights and Park Slope border, was chosen by Eater as one of the city's "20 Top Italian Restaurants."
"My brother would be proud and smiling to see all the people who have fought to make sure he is remembered," Pierre's brother said.
Whoever comes up with the winning name for the new "Park Champion" will win a prize.
The market will run every Saturday at the Major R. Owens Community Center in the former Bedford Union Armory building.
The outdoor event is the first time the popular BKLYN Fashion Academy show will be held in person since the coronavirus crisis.
Music, food, rides and vendors will be set up on the Brooklyn corridor on Sunday. Here's what to know.
From DJ happy hours to dancing lessons, the popular Open Street on Vanderbilt Avenue has a lot in store for June. Here's what to know.
The day-long celebration will bring music performances, dancing, street vendors, art and more to Little Haiti and the Little Caribbean.
Rallies are already planned for the Barclays Center, Foley Square and Washington Square Park on Tuesday, according to organizers.
Councilmember Rita Joseph and Manhattan's borough president are pushing for the city to add public bathrooms to every ZIP code.