Prepare for good times as the DeKalb Market Returns this weekend
The Dekalb Market will be back this weekend. Located at 138 Willoughby Street at Flatbush, the Market will now become a hangout spot for the upcoming season with the addition of new elements. According to their press release the "Dekalb Read more
PBA's Dean & MC Masia One Exclusive Interview
Check out "The Take Ovah" Radio exclusive interview with the Creator and Dean of Planet Brooklyn Academy, Rob Norman and one of the illest emcees alive MASIA ONE. Be sure to tune in and Check out The Take Ovah Read more
FIRST LOOK: PBA Spring Skate Decks
Yeah that's right guys & girls Planet Brooklyn Academy is drop its first set of skateboard decks since... well it's been a long time. The new "First Drop" limited edition decks will be available March in limited supplies. But Read more
Construction has begun on the Heart of Fort Greene, Fowler Square,to transform it into a Pedestrian plaza. The city will be adding new plant life, and new granite along with movable chairs and tables. The corner of the plaza is being expanded into Fulton Street. The expansion will not end there though as the short block of South Elliott Place is also being transformed into a car-free, pedestrian only area.
Tomorrow @ 7pm, Huge will be hosting a toast at Digital Dumbo in honor of Creative week. Head out for Drinks, Music, and an interactive hologram experience.
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Schools almost out, the weather has been great, and Summer will be here before you know it. It’s time to go outside and have fun. The Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy has just the remedy. They will be running their Syfy movies with a view for the 13th season starting in the July in the Brooklyn Bridge park. The schedule is as follows:
July 5th – ET
July 12th – To Kill a Mockingbird
July 26th – Clueless
Aug 2nd – Wet Hot American Summer
Aug 9th – Barefoot in the Park
Aug 23rd – Unforgiven Aug 16th – The Big Chill
Aug 30th – Public Decision
Plans have been made for the empty MTA storage facility in downtown Brooklyn to be turned into a Center for Urban Science and Progress. The 370 Jay Street project is being overseen by one of New York’s most famous institutions, NYU. Guess everybody wants to come to Brooklyn.
Mayor Bloomberg noted that “over the next five years, 370 Jay Street will be transformed into a cutting-edge center for research and science that will give another huge boost to our city’s economy,”. This is under the assumption that the project will create 2,200 construction jobs and 900 permanent jobs and generate nearly 200 spin-off companies.
Check out this fan-made video uploaded to Vimeo – it chronicles some of Spike Lee’s most notorious works.
