Casey Scieszka and Steven Weinberg were strangers when they met in Morocco as exchange students in 2004. Now, Casey, a writer and native Brooklynite, and Steven, an artist, originally from Maryland, both 27, are Park Slopers–they are enjoying the fruits of their unexpected life path. So what happened between then and now?
If you’re like me you might live next to a building that was foreclosed on and is now inhabited by local vagrants. Here’s how foreclosure overtook it.
For vegetarian and vegan Brooklynites, especially those of us lamenting the closures of a few mainstay vegan spots, there is hope at the end of the tunnel and its name is Dao Palate, situated perfectly between Park Slope and Prospect Heights.
Brooklyn has a lot to be grateful for, and that is especially true of our hometown investigative theater troupe The Civilians.
A little birdie recently put it in our ear that a new theater would be opening in the Columbia Waterfront district. But it’s not just any old theater.
BrooklynTheBorough.com extends its sincerest condolences to the family of filmmaker Tim Hetherington, who was killed today in Libya. Read more from the borough president’s office on this senseless loss.
The House of Yes in Bushwick has become the only theater in New York City specifically dedicated to aerial arts. Next Month the aerial troupe will stage their own version of Spider Man, that according to Lady Circus member Kae Burke, “will blow the Broadway version out of the water.”
