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Sponsored COMMUNITY-MINDED BROOKLYNITES WILL LOVE LAID-BACK GREENWOOD HEIGHTS By The Saghir Lewis Team It’s time for Cobble Hill, Park Slope and Brooklyn Heights–longtime residents at the cool kid’s table– to share the spotlight. Sure, this buzzy area of South Brooklyn is a stylish hub for Brooklynites who want to mix community, green space, art, and small business.But, these darling destinations are pretty pricey. How can you get your Sponsored Not the Typical New York Movie: Talking with Alex Ross Perry about Listen Up Philip By It was well over a year ago that I first spoke with Alex Ross Perry about his film Listen Up Philip. I had reached out to Perry about a profile for Brooklyn Magazine because of how much I (and everyone else on staff who had seen them) had liked his previous films: Impolex and The Color Wheel. Perry spoke back then Sponsored Not the Typical New York Movie: Talking with Alex Ross Perry about Listen Up Philip By It was well over a year ago that I first spoke with Alex Ross Perry about his film Listen Up Philip. I had reached out to Perry about a profile for Brooklyn Magazine because of how much I (and everyone else on staff who had seen them) had liked his previous films: Impolex and The Color Wheel. Perry spoke back then Restaurant owners to Brooklyn diners: Please be chill Food Drink | By Jennifer Joan Nelson & Vaccination numbers are up and the pandemic is ebbing, but you still need to be a good customer. Catching stripers with the Brooklyn Fishing Club Arts Leisure | By Daniel Karel & Fishing in (and around) the borough has seen a surprising pandemic boom over the course of the past year. Sponsored COMMUNITY-MINDED BROOKLYNITES WILL LOVE LAID-BACK GREENWOOD HEIGHTS By The Saghir Lewis Team It’s time for Cobble Hill, Park Slope and Brooklyn Heights–longtime residents at the cool kid’s table– to share the spotlight. Sure, this buzzy area of South Brooklyn is a stylish hub for Brooklynites who want to mix community, green space, art, and small business.But, these darling destinations are pretty pricey. How can you get your Man on Man rocks out with their ... well, you know Arts Leisure | By Brian Felgar & Joey Holman and Roddy Bottum discuss love and death in the time of Covid, their DIY album and expanding representation in gay music. After hitting a 10-year low, Brooklyn rents are rising faster than the national average Community Commerce | By Amelia Anthony & New April reports from StreetEasy and Apartment Guide signal end of pandemic’s influence on rental market. Writer Emma Straub discusses her year, her career—and what's up next Podcasts Video  | By Brian Braiker & On Brooklyn Magazine: The Podcast the novelist and bookseller discusses getting back to her DIY roots, and life within a two-mile radius. Brooklyn Tweets of the Week: The true meaning of 'hot girl summer' Community Commerce | By Alex Leo A roundup of (some of) our favorite locally sourced tweets for the week ending May 21. RSVP today for Brooklyn Magazine's summer flea at The William Vale Brooklyn Magazine | By Brooklyn Magazine & More than 20 local vendors will be on hand June 5 -6 to usher in a new outdoor shopping season—and celebrate good times ahead! Looklyn: Serving up easy grace and hard conversations Arts Leisure | By Johnny Cirillo & In this installment of our street-style series, we meet a fashion business student who wants to help survivors of sexual assault on TikTok. Bam! Smack! Pow! St. Mark’s Comics is coming to Industry City in August Community Commerce | By Amelia Anthony & The iconic indie comic retailer closed its St. Marks Place location in Feb 2019. Talking bagels with the guy from Greenberg's Food Drink | By Brian Braiker & Julian Cavin, half the team behind Bed-Stuy bagel hotspot Greenberg s, shares his go-to sandwiches and discusses his upcoming pizzeria. Is Paperboy Prince from the future? Podcasts Video  | By Brian Braiker & The Gen Z mayoral candidate wants to spread love, establish universal basic income, abolish police, legalize drugs—and be taken seriously. Prospect Park seeks a cure for its love hangover Community Commerce | By Duncan Freeman & After a pandemic year of heavy usage, Brooklyn s backyard is a little worse for the wear. Enter Prospect Park Alliance s Re: New project. A king without a court Community Commerce | By Christopher Heine & When the Brooklyn Cyclones kick off their new season, longtime mascot-emcee King Henry won t be there for the first time in a decade. Celebrate Brooklyn! announces its in-person return this July Arts Leisure | By Amelia Anthony & The beloved Prospect Park concert series will kick off with a performance by R B singer-songwriter Ari Lennox on July 31. Brooklyn's tallest building unveils the country's highest infinity pool Community Commerce | By Duncan Freeman & Brooklyn Point, built by developer Extell, has what it claims to be the highest infinity pool in the Western Hemisphere, 680 feet in the air. Brooklyn Tweets of the Week: Magical $100K homes edition Community Commerce | By Brooklyn Magazine & A roundup of (some of) our favorite locally sourced tweets. Your unofficial guide to what's in and what's out in the New Normal Community Commerce | By Nick Youssef & Pandemic etiquette is hard! Here are a few simple updated community guidelines, so we can make this summer fun for all. Women do it too: New billboards in Brooklyn celebrate the joys of jerking off Community Commerce | By Allison Rapp & A campaign for K-Y gives Masturbation Month a hand—and urges you to do the same. Looklyn: Meet Zion, a double-denim diva Arts Leisure | By Johnny Cirillo & In this installment of our street-style series, we meet a high school senior who had a random fashion breakthrough just this March. Citywide 'Open Boulevards' program is coming to Vanderbilt and Fifth Ave Community Commerce | By Amelia Anthony & Mayor de Blasio s pandemic Open Streets policy has proven popular enough to extend it along three stretches of Brooklyn boulevards. For Red Hook's Tiffiney Davis, art is a human right—and then some Podcasts Video  | By Brian Braiker & The co-founder of the Red Hook Art Project has gone from teaching the neighborhood s kids art to feeding them, with more in store. Gentle guitar giant: Bill Frisell is still learning Arts Leisure | By Allison Rapp & The jazz guitarist discusses emerging from lockdown, his surprise pop-up shows in Brooklyn, collaborating with Elvis Costello and more.

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