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The ribbon cutting ceremony to open up-scale restaurant Le Chai on April 16, attracted a large crowd. From left, Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Kenneth Marble, a supporter, (partly hidden), co-owners, Sting International, David L. Thomas, Carlson Small, daughter Madelynn Thomas cutting the ribbon, Camille Hastick, Councilmember Farah Louis, and a Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Ambassador.

Food

Le Chai Asian Flare restaurant attracts large crowd at grand ribbon-cutting opening

By Tangerine Clarke

Kabaka Pyramid (left) with Jemere.

Music

Kabaka Pyramid collaborates with Rygin King on ‘Believe’

By Nelson A. King

Braata Folk Singers at the Guyana Cultural Association's Folk Festival held at the Old Boys and Girls High School Grounds in Brooklyn.

Music

Braata Singers ‘Still Standing‘

By Nelson A. King

Reggae music and culture ambassador Jahdon.

Music

Jahdon releases ‘Give’ in sonic evolution

By Nelson A. King

Kids portray "Chromatic Kingdom.”

Carnival

‘CHROMATIC KINGDOM’

By Nelson A. King

Guyana

NESSA clothing brand set to debut “Capricorn” collection in Baltimore, showcasing unique blend of Guyanese Indo-Caribbean heritage and urban style

By Tracey Khan

Book cover of “The Blacl Box: Writing the Race” by Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

Books

You know who you are…

By Terri Schlichenmeyer

Executive Director of Sesame Flyers, Curtis Nelson.

Brooklyn

Sesame Flyers set to perform at first Public Arts festival at Floyd Bennett Field, April 19-21

By Tangerine Clarke

Spiced Stewed Pumpkin

Caribbean recipes

Discover the secret to perfectly Spiced Stewed Pumpkin – Flavorful and healthy!

By Chris De La Rosa

Farad Khan and his wife, Lima in their kitchen as they prepare to cook.

Guyana

Guyanese couple in New York spreads culture and cuisine globally using social media

By Tracey Khan

Visually-impaired singer, Nigy Boy.

Guyana

Visually-impaired Nigy Boy to share stage with Burna Boy in Guyana

By Nelson A. King

Wearing a colorful sari, young dancer, Manju Chan, showcased the beauty of the festival in a classical Indian choreography at the 36th Annual Phagwah parade in Little Guyana, last Sunday.

Queens

COLOR & SPLENDOR

By Tangerine Clarke

Books for Poetry Month.

Books

There’s plenty of time for a great April rhyme

By Terri Schlichenmeyer

Filmmaker Ashton Ghaffaar (left) with his team.

Brooklyn-born filmmaker showcases full range of talents through compelling cinematic storytelling

By Nelson A. King

Casey Benjamin, two-time Grenadian GRAMMY Award-winning jazz musician.

Grenada

Casey Benjamin, two-time Grenadian GRAMMY Award-winning jazz musician, passes

By Nelson A. King

Jamaica national Robert Scott with models wearing his urban wear for men and women at a Kings Plaza event to kick-start Brooklyn Fashion week last Saturday, April 6.

Fashion

Showstopping runway show kicks-off Brooklyn Fashion Week at Kings Plaza mall

By Tangerine Clarke

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woman and man on a theater stage with car in the background

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