Announcements Where to Watch New Year’s Eve Fireworks in Brooklyn New Year’s Eve firework show at Grand Army Plaza. Photo courtesy of Prospect Park Alliance.With less than 34 hours until the new year begins, it’s time to decide where you’ll watch this year’s fireworks. Skip the chaos at Times Square to watch the ball drop
beard and moustache competition Things To Do In Southern Brooklyn This Weekend: Fireworks, Magic, A Beard And Moustache Contest & More Labor Day Fun An original Steeplechase horse at the Coney Island History Project. (Photo: Coney Island History Project / Facebook)There’s no shortage of wonders to find in southern Brooklyn this Labor Day weekend. Check out Coney Island’s beard and moustache competition, now in its eighth year. There are also history lessons,
city agencies Everything That’ll Be Open, Closed & Running On A Different Schedule On July 4th Weekend Photo by lunaparknycBreak out the buns, franks, and firework — the Fourth of July weekend is right around the corner. If you’re sticking around the city to see the Macy’s fireworks display, which will launch from the East River, you may want to watch from a friend’s rooftop
Alliance for Coney Island Coney Island’s Friday Night Fireworks To Begin June 20 Fireworks rang in the 2013 season. (Photo by Butch)Coney Island’s traditional Friday night fireworks will kick off for the 2014 season on June 20, just hours before the first day of summer and the Mermaid Parade, Amusing the Zillion reports. The fireworks, sponsored by the Alliance for Coney
boardwalk This May Be Our Favorite Vintage Footage Of The Coney Island Freak Show We’ve Seen So Far It is appropriate with Halloween being around the corner that we have the pleasure to introduce more glorious footage of Coney Island’s yesteryear, highlighting the spooky freak shows that help make the boardwalk iconic. Last month, we came across a 50-second clip uploaded by ChiTownView, which featured the freak
coney island fireworks Catch July 4 Fireworks For Free Inside MCU Park At Coney Island Source: akdetrick via flickrOn a whim, I hopped down to Coney Island to catch the fireworks on July 4 last year. It was hot and crowded with no good place to steal a glimpse of the fireworks show without cramming myself between a bunch of sweaty, drunk people. Luckily, for
