This Week at the Movies

The summer movie season ends on a mixed note with 'Lawless,' 'The Possession' and 'For a Good Time, Call...'

Photo of the Day: Kensington Plaza Hang Out

Cynthia King 'Frames' Issues with Latest Piece

Windsor Terrace choreographer discusses her latest creation.

Brooklyn Nets to Hold Auditions for Kids Dance Team

August 24 auditions open to children ages 6-13 with at least two years of dance training.

Channel the 'Underground Muses' of Green-Wood Cemetery on Sunday

You don't have to be dead to take in Green-Wood Cemetery's wonders.

Meet the Neighborhood's GO Artists

More than 20 artists from Windsor Terrace and Kensington will be competing to exhibit their work at the Brooklyn Museum. Meet them before they're famous.

CBS Show 'Elementary' Shoots in Windsor Terrace on Tuesday

Parking will not be permitted on several Windsor Terrace streets.

Brooklyn Artists: GO Registration Extended to July 10

Program opens studios across borough to community, who will then choose artists to participate in Brooklyn Museum exhibit.

This Week at the Movies

'Beasts of the Southern Wild' is a dazzling debut with a remarkable breakout performance, while 'Magic Mike' and 'Ted' are fun summer movies.

Brooklyn Artist Protests Renaming of Atlantic Ave. Subway Station with a T-Shirt

Deb Goldstein, a professional t-shirt designer, takes the newly renamed Atlantic Ave.-Barclays Center subway station to inspire a witty t-shirt spliced with a touch of activism.

Attention Artists: GO Registration Closes Friday

The community-curated exhibit GO will open in December, but artists must register now.

What's Your GoogaMooga Food Strategy?

Seventy-five food vendors are competing for space in your stomach. What's your plan?

It's Coming: The Great GoogaMooga Takes Over Prospect Park

Sneak Peek at Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Visitor Center

Opening Wednesday, 20,000-square-foot building has a living roof and what may be the first two-walled event space.

The Spring Flea Market is Dead. Long Live Green-woodstock!

The annual event can no longer be called a flea market, but that doesn't mean it isn't one.

New Brooklyn Museum Gift Shop Now Open

Expanded store specializing in works by Brooklyn artists opened for first time today.

The Painter of Prospect Park

Meet John Lloyd, a painter who can be found in our neighborhood’s oasis making impressions.

'Troupers' Prepare for Duty

Windsor Terrace dance studio gears up for its eclectic spring performance.

Coffee with a Side of Neighborhood Art

Steeplechase Coffee complements your steaming cup with local art.

From Scraps to Soil: Composting on Newkirk

Nearly 200 households are bringing their food scraps to Compost For Brooklyn