The decorator’s guide to dumpster diving
One man’s trash is another one’s… temporary shanty fully constructed from salvaged materials. At left is artist Lisa Kirk’s Maison des Cartes, […]
One man’s trash is another one’s… temporary shanty fully constructed from salvaged materials. At left is artist Lisa Kirk’s Maison des Cartes, […]
Effed in Park Slope reports that this Sunday a group called Flashwalk is organizing a walk from Brooklyn to Staten Island. (Shouldn’t […]
Dying over here! So we read in today’s Post that legal scalpers are charging $850 for tee times at the Bethpage Black […]
In Brooklyn, even the museums have insider secrets: like when you can go and not pay. Unbeknownst to many a culture hound, […]
Prospect Park is lovely, the zoo is also fun and your living room is pretty swell too. But why does the DIY […]
With the recent opening of Brooklyn Flea’s new location under the Brooklyn Bridge, it seemed like a good time to take stock of […]
Double features may be a thing of the past (at least official double features—we do know people who routinely do the DIY […]
The Sartorialist, our favorite fashion voyeur/photo-blogger, has the best job in the world: snapping shots of nattily dressed folk on the streets […]
Making things and selling them at craft fairs—that’s the stuff dreams are made of, especially layoff-fueled “Plan B” dreams. But from looks […]
For those who always say they’re going to catch First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum but never think of it until the […]