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Boerum Hill


Boerum Hill, Brooklyn is a fashionable residential neighborhood known for its Smith Street restaurants and bars and Atlantic Avenue Design District.

Boerum Hill

Boerum Hill, Brooklyn (John Mcadorey/Dreamstime)
Boerum Hill, Brooklyn (John Mcadorey/Dreamstime)

The neighborhood is named for a Dutch colonial family. It was long working class, but is now gentrified.

The boundaries are:

Schermerhorn St
Court St | 4th Ave
Baltic St

Open Streets

  • State St (Smith to Nevins)
  • Pacific St (Smith to Nevins)

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Subways
(F)(G) to Bergen St (Smith St)
(A)(C)(G) to Hoyt-Schermerhorn
(2)(3)(4)(5)(B) to Atlantic Av – Barclays Center

Trains
Atlantic Terminal

Things to Do in Boerum Hill

The main commercial districts are Smith Street and Atlantic Avenue.

  • Smith Street is known for its restaurants and bars.
  • The Atlantic Avenue Design District is popular.

Cultural Venues

Issue Project Room is an avant-garde performing arts space. issueprojectroom.org

Invisible Dog Art Center is a cultural center. theinvisibledog.org

The New York Transit Museum collects old trains and buses. nytransitmuseum.org

Roulette Intermedium is an experimental art and performance theater.

Government

Make the government work for you. It’s their job.

The local government is Brooklyn Community District 2 and the Brooklyn Borough President.

The city government is NY City Council District 33.

The federal government is the NY 7th Congressional District.


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