Industry City is a waterfront complex of former warehouses in Sunset Park, spanning six buildings connected by a pedestrian walkway and home to Brooklyn artists and makers, unique shops, food halls, and tons of kid-friendly spaces. Courtyards come alive with public art, sand pits, outdoor dining,…
Our overview of art classes in Brooklyn features opportunities for kids of all ages to explore visual art at any level, from drop-in toddler classes to advanced courses for teens. These studios specialize a variety of media, from painting and drawing to ceramics and sculpture to weaving, crochetin…
Cobble Hill is a true gem of a neighborhood in Brooklyn. Despite its petite footprint, it is rich in history, commerce, and charm thanks to its diverse architecture, vibrant business corridors lined with restaurants and boutiques, and quieter, tree-lined residential blocks. It’s a prime location f…
DUMBO with its 12,000 residents is known for stunning views of the bridges and Manhattan as well as its proximity to Brooklyn Bridge Park and the city. It has become an exclusive haven for families with uncountable kid-friendly amenities in Brooklyn Bridge Park and DUMBO itself. Find out about kid…
Red Hook is a quiet waterfront neighborhood that blends industrial grit with small-town charm. Known for its artsy vibe, creative community, and views of the Statue of Liberty, it offers a slower pace than busier parts of Brooklyn. Located on a peninsula in New York Bay and bordered by Carroll Gar…
Boerum Hill with 20,000 residents and three commercial districts, Smith Street, Court Street & Atlantic Avenue, is part of the trifecta of neighborhoods sometimes known as Bococa (Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens). It is easily accessible by a number of train lines and nestled in the midd…