If you don’t have the dough to davin, here’s our annual list of places where you can pray freely for free, whether your pleasure is reform, orthodox or some kind of New Age hybrid. This year, heaven’s gates open the evening of September 28 for Rosh Hashanah, and Yom Kippur begins sundown of October 8.
In the days after Sandy, we visited two businesses in Sheepshead Bay. Now, we revisit them to see how the year has treated […]
While everyone is out doing their best to help the neighborhoods ruined by Sandy, it’s almost inevitable that some fall through the […]
Although many chants were the same, the scene at Occupy Brooklyn yesterday was quite different than the one in Zuccotti Park. There […]
Beyond the facially tattooed and hygiene-challenged, plenty of lookers are protesting downtown too. Here are some of the Zucotti hotties we met on Sunday afternoon.
Since facing off with the NYPD on the Brooklyn Bridge on Sunday, the Occupy Wall Street-ers have been getting their chance for […]
Why is it so hard to find a good roommate? Brokespeare wrote, “Miserly living acquaints a man with strange apartment-fellows.” Yes, he’s […]
I was psyched for Escape to New York, a three-day festival on Long Island, put on by Winkel and Balktick and the UK’s Secret Garden … […]
Throw in free-games-and-hot-dog happy hours a beer menu of more than 60 cans, and cheap margaritas and this bar becomes a worthy escape from humdrum adulthood.
This is the nineteenth in our series on the venues featured in the second Brooklyn Beer Book. This week we spotlight a Beer […]
