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Brooklyn Paper
Published September 03Dancin’ in September: New York Transit Museum to celebrate 50 years with 70s disco dance party
The New York Transit Museum is dancin’ in September as it rolls back to 1976 to celebrate its 50th anniversary. A one-night-only fundraiser will turn the decommissioned subway station into a 70s-themed disco dance party with dancing, drinks and vinyl-only tunes on Sept. 26.…
Brooklyn Paper
Published September 03RARE Steak Championship makes NYC debut at Industry City, 25+ local participants to compete
The RARE Steak Championship, a national food and beverage festival that unites culinary talent across the country, will make its New York City debut at Sunset Park’s Industry City on Sept. 10. More than 25 competitors at the top of their game in steak, cocktails and more will…
Brooklyn Paper
Published September 03Things to do this weekend with the kids in Brooklyn
Looking for something fun to do with the kids in Brooklyn this weekend? These family-friendly Brooklyn events include outdoor fun, community celebrations, and a few chances to squeeze in one last summer adventure. And if you’re still looking for ideas, check out our Calendar of…
Gothamist
Published September 03How to get around as J'Ouvert, West Indian Day parade take over Brooklyn
Participants wear colorful costumes in the annual West Indian Day parade on Sept. 4, 2023. It's one of the largest cultural celebrations of the year in New York City. [ more › ]
Gothamist
Published September 03Early Addition: Bodysurfing with the jellyfish in the Rockaways
Because they're about to hold a bodysurfing competition during stinging season, here are your early links: Rich people getting richer, Labor Day travel plans, personal pizzas and more. [ more › ]
Brooklyn Paper
Published September 02Brooklyn 9/11 Memorial events: How to mark the 25th anniversary in 2026
As the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks approaches, Brooklyn communities will come together throughout the month to remember those who died, honor first responders and reflect on the lasting impact of that day. From memorial ceremonies and candlelight vigils to…
Gothamist
Published September 01Big day for subway fans: MTA sells old MetroCard vending machines for more than $2K
A few dozen MetroCard vending machines are getting a second life thanks to devoted subway fans. The MTA may have retired the MetroCard last year, but some of the machines that sold the vinyl fare cards are getting a second life. [ more › ]