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UGG has a new Williamsburg address. Go for the fit check, not a promise of opening week freebies.
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A clear meeting point beats a group chat full of “Where are you?” Here is how to keep Sunday simple.
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UGG has a new Williamsburg address. Go for the fit check, not a promise of opening week freebies.
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Oct. 30 to Nov. 1, 2026: A spooky screen, market lunch, apartment ideas and one detour for the cheering crew.
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The announced season starts Nov. 9. The group chat can warm up, but the skates should wait.
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A sunset run, a Saturday shakeout and a Sunday flag making stop give North Brooklyn several ways into race weekend.
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Crafts for kids, practical learning for adults and a community meeting all share one very busy day at the Division Avenue branch.
Read the full storyThe new Williamsburg store opened Saturday, adding a full size home design stop near Berry Street with daily hours listed online.
Read the full storyOct. 23 to 25, 2026: A midnight movie, family music, market lunch, city artifacts and a final Sunday capoeira class.
Read the full storyTwo mornings, a credited booking deposit and an upstairs room at Altbau Bakery. Here is what to know before making the reservation.
Read the full storyA comedy before lunch, a carnival after midnight or Irish folklore on a Tuesday. Pick the screening that fits your actual life.
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The Brooklyn restaurant lists an Oct. 14 opening, evening service five days a week and an official reservation link.
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A temporary Kinspace outpost brings independent labels, original art and a Detroit point of view to Williamsburg.
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The Brooklyn painter’s opening begins at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15, with a free evening in the Wythe Avenue lobby.
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Oct. 16 to 18, 2026: A music business Friday, a Diwali lunch plan and a Sunday market that gives the waterfront walk a purpose.
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The Williamsburg bar reopened Oct. 9 after a four month pause, returning daily drinks and a long happy hour to 146 Wythe Ave.
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Four days of panels and showcases arrive Tuesday. Pick the part you actually want before the schedule picks your entire week.
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The architecture festival adds the porcelain towers to its lineup. Check the ticket status before making the group chat promises.
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The festival closes Sunday. Choose the screening before the group chat chooses dinner.
Read the full storyThe burger and shake brand has a Williamsburg address and a winter opening target. Save this one for later.
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Oct. 9 to 11, 2026: Saturday and Sunday plans for markets, art and neighborhood history, with Friday’s screening retained in the archive.
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Sammy Rees’ summer opening brings seasonal bakes, vintage finds and a reason to make the morning a little sweeter.
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148 Noble Street brings a seasonal menu and New Orleans influences to Greenpoint, with dinner Thursday through Monday.
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Booth’s Extra Fine is serving steakhouse classics at 62 South 2nd Street, with chilled seafood, steaks and a room inspired by the chef’s grandfather.
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Pretty nails, long brunches, a little flirting and a skyline dinner. A Williamsburg itinerary for the day your group chat deserves.
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Sunday in Brooklyn is turning 10 with a month of limited pancake collaborations and one very good reason to make brunch plans twice.
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Ferguson’s Country is now serving cornbread, catfish and shrimp and grits in Williamsburg.
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Oct. 2 to 4, 2026: Art, neighborhood history, fashion, cocktails and an optional waterfront walk.
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Dokidoki brings Japanese spirits, Latin energy and a standing bar sensibility to a tiny Williamsburg room.
Read the full storyA practical local hit list for building a Williamsburg weekend around food, art, shopping, wine, waterfront time and a little wandering.
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A citywide natural wine list with Brooklyn first in the mix, plus downtown Manhattan, Harlem and Queens picks worth knowing.
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Chef Rasika Venkatesa opens Mythily on Sept. 30, bringing the South Indian project from pop ups to a permanent Williamsburg room.
Read the full storySusu’s brings a neighborhood bar proposition to 229 Kent Ave. Here is what is confirmed and what to check before going.
Read the full storyArthur’s next Good Company listing brings Rasika Venkatesa to Franklin Street. Here is the Greenpoint dinner to put on your radar.
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Kith is showing its Footwear Archive at 25 Kent through Sunday, with more than 1,800 pairs, a new Assouline book and a Salmon Toe revival in the air.
Read the full storySri brings antique Japanese textiles to Cibone O’Te on Saturday afternoon, as Commune Shop’s temporary Greenpoint visit reaches its final weekend.
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Gotham Burger Social Club now confirms its Williamsburg restaurant is open, with late hours, a full bar and walk ins only.
Read the full storySept. 25 to 27, 2026: Saturday update. Smorgasburg is canceled this weekend; check the indoor art, museum and fashion options before heading out.
Read the full storyWilliamsburg Biannual lists Lisa Corinne Davis’s What’s Going On? as opening Sept. 26, with a preview and reception at its South 4th Street space.
Read the full storyHermès says its new Williamsburg store opened Sept. 19, bringing two floors of fashion, home and design to the neighborhood.
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Liba is now taking reservations at The William Vale, with a Mediterranean menu and a polished room.
Read the full storyFlowers, something for dinner and a waterfront walk. Domino Park supplies the setting.
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A Thai restaurant comeback belongs on the neighborhood dining radar.
Read the full storyA Brooklyn plan for the woman whose calendar has already done enough.
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