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Weekend Events: November 16-19 (Podcast Festival, Transgiving, Chili Competitions & More)

Cold weather is definitely here, but there’s still plenty activities to get you outside this weekend! Bundle up, brave the elements and enjoy all Brooklyn has to offer! Chow down on Thai ice cream or check out the world of podcasting, or revel in Verdi’s classic “La Traviata”

Weekend Art Events: November 9-12 (The Other Art Fair, Red Hook Open Studios & More)

It’s getting chilly out but that shouldn’t stop you from checking out some cool stuff happening this weekend. Meet local restaurant-owners and sample their fare at the Carroll Gardens/Cobble Hill Fall Food Crawl or meet local artists at The Other Art Fair, Red Hook Open Studios, or

Muslims Say Islamophobia Is Taking a Mental Toll on Their Communities (VIDEO)

Panelists talk about the challenges of being Muslim in America. Left to right: Moustafa Bayoumi, Dr. Debbie Almontaser, Medhi Hasan, Naz Ahmad, Imam Khalid Latif, Amna Nawaz, Zaheer Ali.BROOKLYN – One thing was clear at a town hall discussion in downtown Brooklyn on Wednesday: being Muslim in America in 2017

Glamorous Pads: Brooklyn’s Cultural District

Last year’s rollout of Culture Forward [/new-plan-aims-move-brooklyns-culture-forward-retaining-artistic-character-fortgreene/] has blossomed into this year’s Culture Forward Festival [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/culture-forward-festival-kick-off-party-tickets-37390237206] . With Jimmy Kimmel coming to town next week just as events [/weekend-art-events-october-12-15-bric-jazzfest-brooklyn-horror-festival-park-slope-comedy-festival/] like Jazzfest, the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, and the Pa

Leslie Griesbach Schultz Will Step Down As President Of BRIC Next June

Leslie Griesbach Schultz (Photo courtesy of BRIC)FORT GREENE – As BRIC [https://www.bricartsmedia.org/] ushers in its 40th year next June, the organization will also bid farewell to its leader, Leslie Griesbach Schultz. Schultz announced on Wednesday that she is stepping down as President of BRIC, a position she’

Weekend Art Events: September 21-24 (Atlantic Antic, Burlesque Festival, Photoville & More)

The 43rd annual Atlantic Antic, the oldest and biggest street festival in Brooklyn, takes over the western end of Atlantic Avenue on Sunday. There are also lots of musical events happening this weekend including the Brooklyn Americana Music Festival, MoCADA’s Soul of BK Festival 2017, and day two of

Weekend Art Events: July 7-9 (Drag Queens, Pinwheels, Back To The Future & More)

Prospect Park’s The Connective Project via Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/ProspectParkBrooklyn/photos/a.10150175295370385.403398.10150099384115385/10158994561695385/?type=3&theater] Sunday is predicted to be the better day for weather this weekend, which is perfect because that day is packed with lots to do! Saturday has free

Weekend Art Events: June 30-July 2 (Big Band, Opera, Reggae & More)

> A post shared by Brooklyn Historical Society (@brooklynhistory) [https://www.instagram.com/p/BUPUWaGgmIA/] on May 18, 2017 at 8:50am PDT July is here! School’s out for the summer and Independence Day is fast approaching. If you’re not headed to the beach or a barbecue, you

BRIC Collaborates With DeKalb Market Hall In Showcasing Local Artists

As if the selection of food options wasn’t enough of a draw, DeKalb Market Hall [/dekalb-market-hall-finally-opens-photos/] partnered with BRIC to showcase murals created by local artists at the popular, new food hall. BRIC announced last week [https://www.bricartsmedia.org/blog/bric-helps-bring-mural-art-dekalb-market-hall] that it had collaborated with City Point

New Series “Brooklynification” Provokes Thoughts And Laughs

Gentrification might be near the heart of Brooklyn’s politics, but few explorations of the topic have handled it with the aplomb of Brooklynification, a new series from BRIC TV [/?s=bric] that explores the borough’s changing demography with wit and verve. A lucky few were treated to a