Ace Hotel Brooklyn’s Confluence of Hospitality, Cuisine + Culture
From an alluring lobby bar to an endearing gym, an epicenter of activity and amenities
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Nitehawk Cinema Presents Movie-Inspired Menus from Brooklyn’s Dine-In Theater
$33.00
Penned by Matthew Viragh and published by Countryman Press, Nitehawk Cinema Presents Movie-Inspired Menus from Brooklyn’s Dine-In Theater is an ode to NYC’s beloved independent movie theater and the cuisine they’ve paired with …
Jen Stark’s Swirling, Color-Soaked “Cascade” at The William Vale
6,000 square feet of dreamy immersive art and interactive installations
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Brooklyn Magazine’s Guide to This Year’s New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival
From 15-26 October, the 33rd annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival pops up in venues across Manhattan and Brooklyn. This celebration of queer cinema has been presented in NYC by the LGBTQ+ …
Brooklyn’s BKE Kombucha Blends Healthcare, Heritage + Honesty
These delicate brews reflect the story of two frontline workers with a passion for fermentation
Gem Stripe Towels Set
$140.00
Dusen Dusen’s latest towel set maintains the vibrant, playful colors that make the NYC-based apparel and homeware brand so beloved. Like the first iteration, these Gem towels feature contrasting stripes composed of …
Word of Mouth: Sake in Brooklyn
Where (and how) to order the ancient Japanese drink in the New York borough
Gustaf: Cruel
A comedic flair underscores “Cruel,” the catchy new single from Brooklyn-based art-punk act Gustaf’s debut album, Audio Drag for Ego Slobs, out today on Royal Mountain Records. The delightfully absurd, Nemo Allen-directed …
Molten Ring
$120.00
Each one of KEANE’s striking glass pieces has been hand-blown, so no two are identical. Helmed by artist and designer Colin Lynch (who was classically trained in glassblowing in Venice before earning …
Bushwick Community Darkroom Rectifies Film Photography’s Exclusionary Past
Founder Lucia Rollow shares how she breathes new life into the analog practice through affordability and inclusion