Tribeca Film Festival’s Premiere of One Child Nation
BY DEAN MOSES We all have a notion of what family means, a personal perception of those whom we hold dear. For some it may be a sibling, a parent,…
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Holocaust Survivor Yakov Ryaboy: This is My Life
BY AMANDA MOSES May 2nd began the Days of Remembrance, also known as Yom HaShoah, an annual commemora-tion of the Holocaust established by the United States Congress. This solemn tribute…
Tribeca Film Festival’s Premiere of The Gasoline Thieves (Huachicolero)
BY DEAN MOSES Last week the Tribeca Film Festival kicked off with events including movie premieres, talks, video game previews, virtual reality experiences, and much more, many of which the…
LOOT: MAD About Jewelry
BY AMANDA MOSES The Museum of Art and Design (MAD) hosted their 19th annual edition of the LOOT: MAD About Jewelry, showcasing 55 emerging and acclaimed artists spanning across 18…
Thousand Pieces of Gold Receives 4K Restoration and Honored with Spirit of Queens Award
BY AMANDA MOSES & DEAN MOSES Often times film festivals are concerned with fresh movies that break new ground in terms of storytelling, acting, and or cinematography. However, why do…
Be Fashionable, Be Geek Chic
BY AMANDA MOSES New York Fashion Week may be the trend setter for those who want to own decadent styles by well renowned designers, but for many of us common…
The Queens World Film Festival
BY AMANDA MOSES And it’s a wrap for the ninth annual Queens World Film Festival (QWFF) after another amazing showcase series in the Museum of the Moving Image, featuring 200…
New York International Children’s Film Festival
BY AMANDA MOSES Lights, Cameras, Action! On March 16th, the Spring Creek After School Program’s Media Club went on their very first field trip to the New York International Children’s…
Spring Creek After School Family Paint and Sip Night
BY: PAMELA STERN On November 8th, the Spring Creek After School Program hosted a Paint and Sip night from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm for the families of children enrolled…
Finding Your Voice Through Art
BY AMANDA MOSES Late at night, Megan Casey sits in the corner of her bedroom in Spring Creek Towers, pouring over her drawing desk with a variety of colored pencils…
Famous Female Figures from Brooklyn
BY AMANDA MOSES Today is International Women’s Day! This global event is celebrated on March 8th every year to honor the achievements of women of the past and present. In…
New York Fashion Week: The Best Shows
BY AMANDA MOSES Earlier this month, New York Fashion Week (NYFW) took the world by storm for its fall/winter runway shows. These series of collections were an amalgamation of elegance,…
Celebrating Brooklyn’s Political Figures for Black History Month
BY AMANDA MOSES Black History Month (February 1st to February 28th) is an annual observance in which we remember the contributions and innovations developed by African Americans while also acknowledging…
Famous Black Americans from Brooklyn
BY PAMELA STERN February is Black History Month, a commemorative period that was originally established as a weeklong observance known in 1926 as national “Negro History Week,” by the Association…
New York Film Festival Premieres The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
BY DEAN MOSES We have expectations from film genres. Take westerns for instance, if we sit down to view a horse opera it is typically safe to say our prospects…
