A lot of artists working out of Three Kings, so you're bound to find one that suits your fancy. Mohawk John does an amazing gypsy head, and Jason June is a great pick if you want a full-color sleeve. Read more.
Shows in theater 1 are absolutely worth it, but theater 3 has a screen only slightly larger than your flat screen at home.
Get ready to smash your friends at this cool bowling alley! Remember life's more fun when you're keeping score!
Be sure to check out the renovated waterfront park and dock after an afternoon of shopping.
Get the tour—it's only one room and then it's back to drinking some of their rare and cask-conditioned beers in a fun, noisy-but-bearable bar space. Say hi to the warehouse cat while you're visiting. Read more.
Once you start you can't stop... Must reach to the top... Must not fall... Must hang low... You got this :)
A sanctuary in the middle of the nation's largest urban area. Make sure to check out Bluebell Wood, where 45,000 of the flowers bloom in a forest setting. Read more.
During warmer months, a picnic on the Long Meadow can’t be beat, but until then, grab a cup of hot cider at the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket (Sat 8am–4pm) and explore the secluded nooks in this park. Read more.
Yet another spectacular view of the skyline from brooklyn. Always full of people. Good at any time of day.
Bring a picnic basket and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Manhattan Skyline and the Brooklyn Bridge. One word of caution, keep your children away from the metal climbing domes.
As you reach the start of the cables walking across the bridge, shoot straight ahead. The arch closest to Manhattan as well as the middle of the bridge also offers spectacular vistas of the city.
BAM embodies the true essence of Brooklyn: intelligent but quirky fun http://bit.ly/x0uQcG
