Philly girl driving down a random street in Brooklyn when I looked to my left and saw a mural of…read moreBiggie on the wall! I did a quick u turn and luckily found a parking space to take a picture! Nice to see Brooklyn paying respect to one of the great hip hop legends.

The King of NY... Brooklyn, to be exact!…read more I walked past the mural initially because there's a big tree in front of it obstructing its view, so it's really easy to miss, but after doubling back around the block, I found it. It's a great mural, and I feel fulfilled that I was able to finally see it. Ig:thefunfluencer

A fun neighborhood walk that encompasses a 4-6 block perimeter of graffiti street art, featuring…read morefictional characters, music icons, and everyday people. Much of the street art is incredibly detailed, and you can see much of the culture of Brooklyn/Bushwick as you search for hidden gems. Lots of small local businesses and restaurants to check out as well while you walk.

Lovely space and worth it for a visit and to walk around. It's great that the artists are allowed…read moreto tag them selves and have a space where they can express themselves.

Amazing public art. Also, the area is also very well kept & nice. I enjoyed coming here. Adults &…read morechildren alike like going underneath the art work to enjoy it also.

Somehow, it was much smaller than I expected, but it's fun that it exists. I would not go out of my…read moreway to see it, but it is a pleasant sight inside a shopping center.

When I found out there was a one-ton statue of Captain America in Brooklyn (in front of a…read moreBedBath&Beyond, no less) I was so intrigued that I went out of my way to see it. The statue is simply fabulous. And well worth the trip out. Brooklyn-based sculptor Dave Cortes was approached by Marvel to make the statue in honor of Captain America's 75th anniversary in 2016. For such a heavy object, it's been around quite a bit: San Diego Comic-Con, then to various locations in Brooklyn, like Barclays Center and Prospect Park. Cortes did a phenomenal job!

I attended the Underground Open Mic tonight to both listen to and perform some original music. This…read moreparticular open mic is a favorite of mine as it is actually where I got my start in the local open mic scene, back in fall of 2022. Located in the basement stage room of Bar Freda, this open mic breaks the mold with their epic lighting, phenomenal sound system, very talented sound guy & engaging hosts. Every Monday, from 8pm about midnight, you can enjoy free performances by incredibly talented musicians and poets from all over the world. Some are local New Yorkers, some are transplants, and others are visitors. Tonight there was a wonderful poet from London, a super talented guitarist and singer from LA, and everything in between. Everyone was phenomenal! The creators, I am Adam-Meagan (aka Not Holden Caulfield) and Colleen (aka Sunbeam Colleen), have really created something very special here. This is such a welcoming open mic with an incredibly receptive and supportive crowd. If someone forgets their lyrics or stumbles in a performance, the audience immediately begins cheering their on, which 99% helps get the performer's moral backup and gets them back into their flow state. If you ever want to experience some phenomenal local arts or even perform yourself, you definitely have to check them out!

I randomly encountered this Hello Kitty Statue before I got to the Starbucks across the street. I…read morewas going to the Starbucks to wait the beginning of a tour around New York with my family. Just thought it was neat to encounter this!

"Dead in the middle of Little Italy little did we know // That we riddled some middleman who didn't…read moredo diddily" Big Pun was one of the most skillful, talented rappers in the platinum age of rapping. The lyrical dexterity, his mic presence, and his humor propelled him to the top. In passing away after only 2 offical albums (and no hidden masters), Big Pun left a legacy full of potential; however, even in his brief run he inspired many and continues to be held in high regard. The mural has changed over the years; not sure what the cycle is on that but its look relatively new. Admittedly, there isn't much else but a White Castle and grocery store. You can take the 2 train and get off at Intervale Station and it's a couple blocks to walk. Tip: There is a long line of Uber / Lyft cars that park there. Just get the pictures going b/c they ain't moving...

I live 2 blocks away and there are always tourists coming in to see it. They offer tours to come…read morehere and take photos. Cars use to park here blocking the image but no more. A short walk from here in the LoX mural also behind White Castle. Beautiful way to honor the Bronx legend

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