Brianna Robles

4 days ago | bkreader.com | Brianna Robles

What began as friendly dinner parties during the pandemic, Whisk & Whiskey, a Brooklyn-based bar and bakery, is now celebrating four years of dishing out delicious pastries, cocktails and Trinidadian-Cambodian small bites in Park Slope. Owned by Chef Secoyah Browne and Chandra Touch, the space opened in 2021 during the height of the pandemic. At the time, it was required that food be served alongside liquor, thus, the idea to serve small bites, alongside crafted cocktails, made perfect sense.

1 week ago | girlsunited.essence.com | Brianna Robles

Content creation has seen a major rise on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube over the past five years. And as festival and event season continues, more businesses are tapping into the power of Gen Z and millennial creatives who can deliver clean, crisp content that truly connects with their audience. For those looking to break into event coverage for brands, the approach is often very different from simply creating for your own personal page.

1 week ago | alamosacitizen.com | Brianna Robles

In the world of athletics, the impact of a devoted coach can be as profound as that of a loving father. Someone who exemplifies this is Coach Damon Martin of Adams State University. With an impressive collection of 38 National Coach of the Year awards and 41 National titles under his belt, his legacy extends far beyond statistics. He not only nurtures talent but also inspires confidence and dreams in countless athletes.

4 weeks ago | bkreader.com | Brianna Robles

If you’ve ever sat in your cozy, Brooklyn apartment wanting to meet new people and build deeper connections, Owen Akhibi Herrera, owner of Peak and Pace, may have the solution for you. Peak and Pace is a social club that hosts weekly running and walking events, as well as social gatherings including comedy shows, ski trips, dance parties and more. The club was born out of Herrera's need for connection after he moved from London to New York City.

1 month ago | bkreader.com | Brianna Robles

A new queer sports bar is coming to Brooklyn with a mission to help lovers of women's sports build community. Athena Keke’s, named after owners Claudia Capriles and Alexandra Murray’s adopted tabby cat, is scheduled to open this summer at 222 Greene Ave. in Clinton Hill. The two owners met in 2015 while working in the restaurant industry in the East Village.