Marine Park was alive with the sound of opera and Broadway tunes on the evening of Wednesday, July 22nd, as the Regina Opera Company mesmerized concertgoers at the sixth concert in a series of Marine Park summer concerts sponsored by Assemblywoman Jaime Williams. This concert

Just twenty years ago, long-distance relationships were considered doomed to fail. After all, occasional letters or phone calls could not make up for the lack of communication with a loved one. But today, everything is different. With the arrival of the internet, distance has ceased

The Canarsie community gathered on a picture-perfect summer day to celebrate the late Pop Smoke’s 27th birthday. The festivities started with a parade that ended in a celebration of life and legacy in Canarsie Park, at Seaview Avenue and East 93rd Street, on Monday, July

Models “Disrupted” the runway with the Black Smoke collection at the annual Pop Smoke Fashion Gala on the evening of Tuesday, July 21st (the day after the late Pop Smoke’s birthday celebration), at the Brooklyn Museum, located at 200 Eastern Parkway. Bashar Barakah Jackson, also

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The Marine Park Alliance brought the time-honored Japanese tradition of Gyotaku Printmaking to life on Sunday afternoon, July 19th. Visitors to the Salt Marsh Nature Center, located at 3302 Avenue U, gathered under the trees for a fascinating demonstration of what can only be described

Families flocked to the Carmine Carro Community Center, located at 3000 Fillmore Avenue, on Saturday, July 18th, to see Uncle Tony’s Reptile Show, a “Just for Kids” event sponsored by Marine Park Alliance. Kids had the opportunity to meet a number of reptiles up close

On August 1st, Visit Canarsie proudly launches the 2026 Open Streets season — not simply as a series of community events, but as a vision for what Canarsie can become when residents, businesses and organizations work together. For too long, communities have been told to

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