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Returning for its 23rd season, “Movies With A View” will air “We Are Family” themed films across eight consecutive Thursday evenings in July and August. Presented by the Brooklyn Bridge ...

Many of the 100,000 people who held city-issued Brooklyn Bridge Park viewing tickets called the event a "total fiasco." ...

NYC's 4th of July fireworks show is back for 2025 tonight. See what time it starts and the best places to watch in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

The world-famous Brooklyn Bridge draws big crowds — with an average 13,196 pedestrian crossings on weekdays and 32,453 on weekends and an average 3,157 weekday cyclist crossings, a city ...

T his year’s Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks show is set to light up the New York City skyline like never before. Marking its 49th edition, the iconic celebration promises to be the biggest and most ...

I promised my editor this story about walking the Brooklyn Bridge so many months ago, it’s embarrassing. It was meant to coincide with the long-­anticipated completion of a major, multi-year ...

BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — Movies With a View is set to return for eight consecutive Thursdays in July and August at Brooklyn Bridge Park beginning July 6. The free event was organized by Brooklyn ...

The Brooklyn Bridge handles about 30,000 pedestrians and 3,000 cyclists daily, ... Here are four notable bridges to explore and things to do in the area after you walk across. BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

“Movies With A View” is back! The free film series at Brooklyn Bridge Park returns for its 22nd season July 7 w ith a lineup transporting viewers all over the world. “We are literally going around the ...

Thousand of fired-up abortion rights protesters, with some raising coat hangers above their heads, marched across the Brooklyn Bridge in a massive Saturday rebuke of the Supreme Court’s repor… ...

For years, walking across the Brooklyn Bridge was part of Bob Weston’s daily routine. He lived at the foot of the bridge in downtown Brooklyn, and worked in lower Manhattan, about ten minutes ...