The publication of Clay Lancaster’s architectural guidebook “Old Brooklyn Heights” in the fall of 1961 was another important milestone in the fight for preservation. The Brooklyn Heights Association ...

It’s a Monday afternoon, the day after the penultimate episode of The Gilded Age season three has closed with yet another cliffhanger, and I’m standing outside of New York University’s Institute of ...

With the arrival of warm weather and the surge of in-person events, you can put on your walking shoes and explore Brooklyn history with guided wanders through four neighborhoods this month. The ...

"You can take 100 tours of Brooklyn Heights, the Brooklyn Bridge, none of these stories are going to be told. So it's kind of cool, especially if you love cats as much as I do," she said.

Brooklyn contains distinct neighborhoods, tons of public parks and strong environmental programs alongside its flea markets ...

Expand your knowledge of Bed-Stuy with a Municipal Art Society walking tour exploring the history-rich streets of the western edge of the neighborhood. Tour-goers will be able to gaze upon a range of ...

Brooklyn Free Walking Tour Brooklyn has almost overtaken Greenwich Village as the “cool” place to visit in NYC. Across the East River, you’ll find some of the city’s best restaurants ...

No matter what Brooklyn neighborhood that rooftop party brings you to, you can get your nicotine and alcohol fix any time, day or night. Just please remember that the credit card minimum is $10.

Tour Highlights: Get 50% off as an Insider, Explorer, or Superfan! Uncover abandoned IRT, BMT, and IND stations hidden in plain sight Experience the design of the oldest subway station in Brooklyn ...

On this walking tour, you can see George Westinghouse High School, where the emcee attended. Other hip-hop luminaries seen in the halls were Busta Rhymes, JAY-Z, and DMX, though maybe not at the ...

SOUTH SLOPE — A FREE WALKING TOUR, “Waste Not, Want Not: Creative Resilience in South Slope,” will explore the area’s industrial and cultural history on both Saturday, May 3, and Sunday ...

In 1942 Rickey, then the General Manager for the Brooklyn Dodgers, began looking for a player that could take the team to glory. He drew up a short list of players he had scouted from the Negro ...