New Williamsburg slice joint from the folks behind Olmstead and Craft doubles as a coffee shop (and triples as general store).

Once iconic, Sears is closing its Beverly Road location in Brooklyn, the last of the chain’s New York City outposts.

Jabonería Marianella’s handmade Venezuelan-inspired soaps have found cozy new homes in Cobble Hill and Greenpoint.

Cabaret legend Justin Vivian Bond and the Met Opera’s Anthony Roth Costanzo join forces in ‘Only an Octave Apart’ at St. Ann’s.

‘This is a serious issue,’ Totem principle Tucker Reed says on this episode of ‘Brooklyn Magazine: The Podcast.’

Photojournalist Alina Patrick took a stroll in the sand to capture the vibes from the southern tip of Brooklyn as the season fades.

A roundup of (some of) our favorite locally sourced tweets for the week ending September 17.

Plus: Celebrate Brooklyn! winds down its post-pandemic lineup and comedy pops at the Knit.

The interior of the historic building had already been gutted when the city ruled it would deny landmark status this week.

Cyclists finally have a protected and permanent two-way path on the iconic bridge, but some activists complain that it’s too narrow.

A new exhibit at the cemetery called ‘After the End’ prompts visitors to write down their personal experiences ‘after 18 months of grief.’

A man has been charged after killing a 3-month-old and injuring others—a death safety activists say was wholly preventable.

From 2010 to 2020, Brooklyn added 78,300 housing units. In that same time, the population grew by 230,000.

After a month of experimenting, the Mexico City-style taqueria officially opened last week.

In this installment of our street-style series, we meet a New York fashionista who mixes old items with new—and Dua Lipa with Bollywood.

‘Textiles: A Group Show,’ featuring custom work from local artists, is on public display through October.

How a tea from the South Pacific that elicits mild psychoactive effects has taken root in the borough.

Undercurrent, a large new audiovisual exhibition exploring climate change, features installations from a host of well-known musicians.