Big Story
Enma Tenezaca said she was issued a $2,000 ticket. (Photo: Zainab Iqbal)FLATBUSH – Churros. Hot dogs. Ices. Flatbush is a home to all of the above. You won’t necessarily find them in brick and mortar stores. Instead, you would walk up to a beat up cart and order
Arts & Culture
Performance by students at the Cynthia King Dance Studio. (Photo by Paul Stremple/BKLYNER)Even on a hot Sunday in Flatbush, the crowds came out in droves for the much-anticipated Flatbush Street Fair [/flatbush-avenue-street-fair-is-this-sunday/]on June 18, organized by the Flatbush Ave Business Improvement District. The event stretched from Woodruff
Central Brooklyn
It’s going to be a beautiful week, and what better way to enjoy it than stopping to smell the roses, right in your own backyard (or street corner shopping cart). Whether you’re looking for comedy, outdoor movies with a live score, or a multicultural food tasting — this is
Business Improvement District
Outdoor dining, free musical entertainment and shopping bargains are coming to Church and Flatbush Avenues this Friday, when the Church Avenue BID [https://www.churchavenue.org/] and Flatbush Avenue BID [http://www.flatbushavebid.com/] will kick off the sidewalk sales event that the groups are co-hosting through Sunday, August 24.
Flatbush Bid
Tomorrow will be the Flatbush Reformed Church [http://www.flatbushchurch.org]‘s Thanksgiving Lunch, and the Flatbush Avenue BID [http://www.flatbushavebid.com], District 45 Councilmember Jumaane Williams [http://council.nyc.gov/d45/html/members/home.shtml], Shanya’s Restaurant [/blog/business/joyce-bittan-of-shaynas-restaurant-makes-roti-curry-doubles-more-with-love] , Stop & Shop [http://www.stopandshop.com/