Pop-up art installation in Bed-Stuy honors long-time residents
News 12's Dorissa White has more on the idea behind the “We Are Here” artwork presented by Baily’s Café.
•
Aug 1, 2021, 10:37 PM
•
Updated 1,467 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:38
Terror on wheels: Sheepshead Bay moms call for action as teens take over playground
7m ago1:18
Tenants living at Red Hook Gardens rally outside management office to demand repairs
7m ago1:47
Con Ed crews still on scene after manhole fire in Bushwick
5h ago0:20
Police release images of man wanted for firing weapon
5h ago
Justice Department subpoenas New York Attorney General Letitia James
6h ago1:56
Pedestrian safety project on Montague Street draws mixed reactions in Brooklyn Heights
11h ago1:38
Terror on wheels: Sheepshead Bay moms call for action as teens take over playground
7m ago1:18
Tenants living at Red Hook Gardens rally outside management office to demand repairs
7m ago1:47
Con Ed crews still on scene after manhole fire in Bushwick
5h ago0:20
Police release images of man wanted for firing weapon
5h agoJustice Department subpoenas New York Attorney General Letitia James
6h ago1:56
Pedestrian safety project on Montague Street draws mixed reactions in Brooklyn Heights
11h agoA new pop-up art installation in Bed-Stuy is honoring long-time
residents in the community by sharing their stories.
News 12's Dorissa White has more on the idea behind the “We Are Here” artwork presented by Baily’s Café.
MORE: Baily’s Café Instagram
More from News 12
1:47
Con Ed crews still on scene after manhole fire in Bushwick
1:41
Sunny, warm and pleasant through the weekend for Brooklyn
0:21
Man injured in Bushwick shooting; no arrests made
1:18
Tenants living at Red Hook Gardens rally outside management office to demand repairs
1:38
Terror on wheels: Sheepshead Bay moms call for action as teens take over playground
