Nothing beats the cold more than a good movie and snuggling up to your …..baby, toddler or little kid! If you love classic movies and want to share them with your child in an actual theatre, then head out to the popular series Big Movies for Little K... »
Have you got a deconstructivist, constructionist or inventorist sleeping in that twin bed down the hall? That inspired kid just might freak out over the Brooklyn Inventgenuity Festival coming up at the end of January. Your child can participate in “Th... »
Happy New Year! We hope you enjoyed the first week of 2012 and you’re ready to put your resolutions into practice. As always, this year, we’re resolving to bring you the best listings for the entire family! Are you ready to celebrate January with fun a... »
This just in from the Cobble Hill Tree Fund: Neighborhood HOLIDAY TREE RECYCLING In Cooperation with Mulchfest 2012 by City of New York/ Parks and Recreation Department Saturday, January 7 and Sunday, January 8, 2012 Drop off your Holiday trees at the ... »
With all of the craziness that comes with Black Friday, Cyber Monday and deals flooding our inboxs, we are so happy that Brooklyn offers a bit of calm from the sea of commercialism. Thanks to local holiday fairs and markets, you can buy handmade gifts ... »
Eat, PIe and Shop returns to P.S. 29 on December 4. Read the presser after the jump. Fruity. Nutty. Savory. Sweet. From cobblers, crisps, buckles and pandowdies to whoopie pies, tarts, strudels, empanadas, borek, Chinese egg custard tarts, pasteles, cr... »
Brooklyn has so many writers that it isn’t all that surprising to find yourself watching a movie next to Jhumpa Lahiri at BAM or drinking coffee next to Jonathan Safran Foer at Sweet Melissa’s. So, why not gather some of Brooklyn’s best for an Author’s... »
Money raised went to Slow Food NYC's Urban Harvest program, which teaches city children about healthy, locally-grown food and how it affects their health. »
