We had a good run… Websites change and so do neighborhoods. FREE Williamsburg turns 22 this year, which would normally make our spry little publication a millennial. Unfortunately, if you convert 22 to internet years it makes us, well, decrepit. When I…
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Williamsburg used to be best known for the large artist migration out of Manhattan, a place you could actually afford square footage for your studio to work and sell. Well, as is always the case, what’s popular in NYC drives prices up and Williamsburg is RED HOT, with wonderful dinning and food choices as well as a decent nightlife. Williamsburg is home to its famous smorgasbord held near the bridge.
New W-burg proposal by Two Trees includes towers with a waterfront park, beach, and amphitheater via Two Trees Management Two Trees has a new proposal for the area just north of Domino Park. Like the Domino Sugar complex, the proposal…
Your guide to celebrating Halloween in Brooklyn (and beyond), 2019 edition There are lots of amazing places to celebrate Halloween in New York this year. We mentioned that Brooklyn Bazaar is closing next month, so their Halloween Massacre is a…
Brooklyn Flea and Smorgasburg bringing a Winter Market to Williamsburg The two popular markets are coming to 25 Kent Ave. (8th Floor) on November 2 and will continue through March 2020. From Bklyner: The popular markets will set up shop…
Win Son Bakery receiving accolades from critics for sweet and savory treats The Williamsburg Taiwanese bakery has only been open for a few weeks, but people are already buzzing about their food. The restaurant is a spin-off of critic’s favorite…
Weekend fire in Williamsburg likely caused by BBQ grill No one was hurt and no charges have been filed, but several apartments suffered smoke, fire and water damage: About a hundred firefighters responded to the blaze that started shortly after…
The 2019 Giglio Fest starts tonight, lift schedule announced It’s that time of year when we celebrate Williamsburg’s Giglio Festival — the ONLY thing that has not changed in the neighborhood in the past decade. The festivities start on Thursday…