The Museum of Broadway is starting its third successful year in a handsome building off of Times Square, at 145 West 45th Street, between Seventh and Sixth Avenues, right next to the Lyceum Theater, where the hit Broadway comedy Oh, Mary! resides. The idea for

Kings Plaza Mall hosted a Halloween Spooktacular event on Saturday, October 26th.  Many families visited the mall, located at 5100 Avenue U, to celebrate Halloween with music, entertainment (including a Magic Bubble Show), an art show and many giveaways. “It’s an amazing event! Kings Plaza

Although these birds can’t fly high in the sky, they still managed to drop by the Salt Marsh Nature Center, at 3301 Avenue U, on Saturday, October 19th, for the seventh annual Raptorama Festival. Bird lovers, watchers, photographers and residents gathered to witness the spectacular

Although the days are getting shorter, Marine Park was lit up on Saturday evening, October 19th, as the Marine Park Alliance (MPA) launched its fourth annual Festival of Lights with a celebratory observance of Diwali inside the Carmine Carro Community Center, 3000 Fillmore Avenue. MPA’s

On Thursday, October 17th, a lively and well-attended gathering at Wise Bar & Grill in Sheepshead Bay was hosted by Assemblyman Michael Novakhov to gather support for his reelection campaign. Marked by music, laughter and passionate speeches, the event brought together a community united in

Everyone enjoys the Marine Park Summer Concert Series sponsored by Assemblywoman Jaime Williams. With nine concerts in total this summer, music lovers had the opportunity to enjoy everything from disco, classic rock, Caribbean and salsa music to a night at the opera. But the party

On Wednesday, October 16th, Assemblywoman Jaime Williams stood with community leaders and concerned residents in Marine Park, leading the opposition to Mayor Eric Adams’ controversial “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity.” The proposed initiative aims to relax zoning laws to increase housing opportunities across New

A street dedication was held at the 69th Precinct stationhouse, at 9720 Foster Avenue, on Thursday, October 10th, in honor of one of New York’s Finest – Police Officer Cecil Frank Sledge who was killed in the line of duty on January 28, 1980. The

On Tuesday, October 8th, the Mill Basin Civic Association (MBCA) held their first meeting of the season, yet came together with heavy hearts as they addressed the recent health crisis of board member Terri Cadet-Donald, who tragically passed away two days later on October 10th.  The

On September 19th, Marine Park Alliance (MPA) announced a major change from an all-volunteer-run grassroots organization to a professional nonprofit by welcoming their incoming Executive Director Scott Middleton, who will provide much-needed leadership to Brooklyn’s largest park. “We are thrilled to welcome Scott to the

The Play That Goes Wrong is still a hit comedy-farce at off-Broadway’s New World Stages, at 340 West 50th Street. It opened in London in 2014 and is still running there. A Broadway version played for two years, and this new group in its third

It’s that time of year again – the new school year is around the corner, and Kings Plaza Mall gave back to the local community, on Saturday, August 24th, at the mall’s Center Court, with a Back-to-School Carnival in partnership with CaribStar Radio. The three-hour

After being postponed due to stormy weather on August 9th, Family Skate Night finally rolled into action on Friday, August 23rd, under perfect evening skies at McGuire Field, 2331 Bergen Avenue. The event, sponsored by Millennium Development, Blue Skate LLC and Kiwanis International, marked a

On a sun-drenched, beautiful afternoon, the Bull’s Eye Sports Pub, at 2073 Flatbush Avenue, became the epicenter of nostalgia and sports history. The occasion? A Meet and Greet with 1986 Mets legends, Mookie Wilson and Tim Teufel, at the annual Mookie Wilson Family BBQ, held

Immediately following an important “Conversation with Assemblywoman Jaime Williams” regarding public safety on Wednesday, August 28th, it was time to boogie down at the final installment of the Marine Park Summer Concert Series, which was not really a concert but a Disco Night featuring DJ