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Shops from a Can: DeKalb Market Opens in Brooklyn

What do you do with a stack of pre-Credit Crisis megaloplex plans and a 1.5 million square foot, post-Crisis cement hole?  Why, make lemonade, of...

Visiting Brooklyn Flea’s Top Stands

T+L heads to Fort Greene, where the Brooklyn Flea first started.

NYC Ritual: First Saturdays in Brooklyn

It’s difficult to conjure up a dull weekend in New York, but that task is downright impossible on the first weekend of every month, when...

Brooklyn Bound

You can take Manhattan—Peter Jon Lindberg finds attitude, energy, and a refreshing counterpoint to that other borough right in his own backyard.

Guess Where? Brooklyn House

Can you believe this enormous Japanese-style house is in Brooklyn? What neighborhood do you think this is in?

Brooklyn Botanic Garden Unveils Weiss/Manfredi-Designed Visitor Center

Opening May 16th, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s new entrance along Washington Avenue is no garden-variety visitors center. Nestled into a hillside in the northeast corner,...

Now Open, Brooklyn Winery: The Borough's First Urban Winemaker

Brooklynites have been able to find vegetables, beer, and even wine produced in their own borough for quite awhile now. And while they’ve found ways...

Editor Picks: Affordable Meals in Brooklyn

Since I've dined (and dined, and dined) at all of the restaurants in my own lovely neighborhood of Fort Greene, Brooklyn, I've set a new...

It's Still Summer at Brooklyn's Red Hook Lobster Pound

As if any of us in the northeast part of the country needed further proof, today’s chilling weather is another reminder that it’s time to...

Spotlight: Brownstone Brooklyn

The tree-lined neighborhoods of Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, Carroll Gardens, and Park Slope lure visitors across the Brooklyn Bridge with intimate bistros, cool boutiques, and...
HOTELS

Nu Hotel

The brick-and-steel Nu Hotel has 93 minimalist-chic rooms appointed with faux-sheepskin rugs, gauzy white curtains, and Brooklyn-centric artwork. Playful touches enhance the clean aesthetic: oversize... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Sycamore

In the heart of the Victorian-flavored neighborhood of Ditmas Park in central Brooklyn, this tiny, wood-beamed flower shop/bar attracts prosperous hipsters and ale lovers with one of the largest... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Brooklyn Historical Society

The Brooklyn Historical Society has informative neighborhood guides. more ›




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