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Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

Horror stories: Author celebrates creepy covers and terrifying tales

Greenpoint

Horror stories: Author celebrates creepy covers and terrifying tales

By Alexandra Simon

Disk connection: Film Noir Cinema still rents movies, hosts shows

Greenpoint

Disk connection: Film Noir Cinema still rents movies, hosts shows

By Danielle Kogan

False flags: Flying fabric shows Gowanus as clear blue sky

Gowanus

False flags: Flying fabric shows Gowanus as clear blue sky

By Lauren Gill

Gene therapy: Get a final dose of the Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival

Gowanus

Gene therapy: Get a final dose of the Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival

By Bill Roundy

Here’s the scoop: Food festival offers taste of northern nabes

Here’s the scoop: Food festival offers taste of northern nabes

By Julianne Cuba

‘Annie’ time: Gallery Players aim to cheer with little orphan musical

Park Slope

‘Annie’ time: Gallery Players aim to cheer with little orphan musical

By Lauren Gill

Winning by a whisker: Well-groomed gents compete at Coney’s annual mustache competition

Winning by a whisker: Coney Island’s annual mustache competition

By Julianne McShane

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

Blowing smoke: Swing band plays 1930s ‘marijuana jazz’

Bushwick

Blowing smoke: Swing band plays 1930s ‘marijuana jazz’

By Carlo Bosticco

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge is ready to chow down!

By Julianne McShane

Bookmarked! Your guide to the Brooklyn Book Festival

Downtown

Bookmarked! Your guide to the Brooklyn Book Festival

By Julianne McShane

Off the clock: Artist queers ‘Clockwork Orange’ images

Off the clock: Artist queers ‘Clockwork Orange’ images

By Carlo Bosticco

Golden Carnival shines: Millions revel in West Indian Day Parade celebrations despite violent outbreaks

Golden Carnival shines: Millions revel in West Indian Day Parade celebrations despite violent outbreaks

By Nelson A. King

Havana sights: Artist debuts portraits of Cuban relations

Carroll Gardens

Havana sights: Artist debuts portraits of Cuban relations

By Alexandra Simon

Beer the music: Brews and bands collide at Sunset Park’s OctFest

Beer the music: Brews and bands collide at Sunset Park’s OctFest

By Julianne McShane

What to read this week

Arts & Entertainment

What to read this week

By Brooklyn Paper

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

Coney dog: Short film brings canine sleuth to Luna Park

Arts & Entertainment

Coney dog: Short film brings canine sleuth to Luna Park

By Julianne McShane

The best of the rest of the fest

Arts & Entertainment

The best of the rest of the fest

by the Eye on Coney Film Bureau

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