Forget your typical game of darts: Gowanus, Brooklyn is now home to a 7,000-square-foot bar that specializes in the competitive sport of axe throwing.
Over the years, we've grown accustomed to seeing specific signs — some more flashy than others, but all equally as spectacular. Here's a look back at some.
Play ball! Here's a look back at 7 of NYC's lost baseball stadiums from Yankee Stadium and Shea Stadium to the more obscure Capitoline Grounds.
The Gowanus Canal Conservancy and SCAPE landscape architecture unveiled its visionary plan for Gowanus: Gowanus Lowlands: A Blueprint for NYC’s Next Great Park.
The Powerhouse Environmental Arts Foundation will begin the transformation of the Gowanus Batcave into Powerhouse Workshop, an artist and manufacturing space.
Make America Orange Again ice cream flavor at Ample Hills "May contain bluster, hot air and bricks." Madam President is made with sugar, spice & women’s rights.
Street Creeks, a strategy to reduce combined sewer overflows (CSOs) and manage stormwater runoff in urban runways like the Gowanus Canal by Atema Arhitecture
There's so much more to the Gowanus Canal than sludge. Join our walking tour of its secrets with Joseph Alexiou, author of Gowanus: Broolyn’s Curious Canal.
In 1776, American soldiers retreated from the Battle of Brooklyn down the Porte Road to Gowanus swamp. Today, a portion of that is visible due to construction.
You know about Brooklyn's connection to baseball and the Dodgers. But did you know about the sport of ice baseball, popularized in Gowanus and Williamsburg.