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BAM's "Teenspace" Gives Teens a Place to Call Their Own (opens the original)
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Through the impressive arched windows of BAM’s Peter Jay Sharp building, high schoolers carefully made chess moves, played ping pong and ate pizza. The free after-school program, TeenSpace, opened for its second year on Sept. 17. Created by the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 2025, TeenSpace is a free monthly after-school program for high school students in Brooklyn. On Thursdays, the space opens to offer different art experiences and features food, games, karaoke, raffles, a live DJ, themed events
Brooklyn Learning Garden Helps Youth Dig Into Their Future (opens the original)
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Throughout the summer at the Abib Newborn Garden in Brownsville, high school and college interns are learning what it takes to cultivate a vibrant community garden. Abib is one garden part of the Learning Gardens program started by the nonprofit City Parks Foundation that seeks to reimagine hands-on learning about gardening, food, biodiversity, cooking and lifeskills. With 37 different crops to maintain in the garden, the summer internship is a big aspect of the program. “These students are lear
Senior Horses Find Peace After Brooklyn Riding Academy Closes (opens the original)
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When the Jamaica Bay Riding Academy closed in May after 54 years, a handful of its senior horses got a second chance, retiring to a horse sanctuary in upstate New York. Located off the Belt Parkway near Bergen Beach, the riding academy opened in 1972 by the Danza family and offered trail and beach horseback riding and lessons. “After years of dedication, strength, and loyal service, the time has come for our hardworking horses to enjoy the peaceful retirement they have truly earned,” the family
A Summer at a Brooklyn Cabana Club Comes Alive (opens the original)
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In her debut book, The Palms Shore Club: A Brooklyn Legacy By The Bay author Danielle Berfond tells the story of a Sheepshead Bay cabana club through the lens of family, nostalgia and Brooklyn community. Berfond’s grandparents opened the club in the summer of 1962, creating a social hub for Italian and Jewish middle-class families for nearly four decades. The beloved family-owned institution offered swimming pools, catering, games, and nightlife until 1998. Berfond was only 11-years-old when her
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