Meet Brooklyn’s Most Fashion Conscious, All From Manhattan
When thinking about fashion and fashion trends, people immediately associate Paris, London, New York with that magic word ‘fashion.’ But what about ‘Brooklyn?’
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Society
Bryant Park Boasts Broadway at Lunchtime
No matter what the weather in the summer, you can find New Yorkers making the best of it by going to concerts, movies, aquariums, zoos and walking tours.
Read MoreHot Dry Summer Has New Yorkers Watering Their Trees
According to those that keep records, this summer is unusually hot, especially compared to last summer which did not have even a single day above 90 degrees.
Read MoreSummer Heat Leads to Tragic Drownings
Monday, July 19th was a day of tragedy in New York, when two teens drowned in the Bronx River in a popular swimming hole, despite the fact that it is a part of the river which is strictly off-limits to swimmers.
Read MorePhun Phactory Re-Opens in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
At the Phun Phactory graffiti turned into “Aerosol Art†and “Graffiti Artists†were allowed to ply their trade without fear of arrest or large fines.
Read MoreBook Week Comes to Brooklyn and All of New York
Book Week is coming to New York, and will arrive on May 24 and stay until May 28, 2010.
Read MoreBrooklyn Children’s Museum Part of Heart of Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Children’s Museum is also a founding member of a special partnership among six of Brooklyn’s most beloved cultural institutions: Prospect Park; the Prospect Park Zoo; the Brooklyn Botanic Garden; the Brooklyn Public Library; the Brooklyn Museum, and the Brooklyn Children’s Museum
Read More2010 Could Very Well Prove to be the Year of the Rat For New York City
There are already an estimated 7 rats for each person living in New York City. Springtime is also rats’ prime
Read MoreEnjoy Hanami at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden web site describes Hanami, the celebration of the blooming of the cherry blossoms as the “New York City rite of spring.â€
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