Brooklyn, New York
United States
Brooklyn, New York links to 22324 other places across 28 topics through 9976 Bunkabop connections, with dominant clusters in music, sports, and film. Shared threads run to Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and London, plus Manhattan next door and Philadelphia down the coast. Williamsburg, DUMBO, Red Hook, and Park Slope recur as artist neighborhoods, while mid-20th-century film titles like Two Knights from Brooklyn (1949) and the German thriller Murderers Club of Brooklyn (1967) show the borough's reach into cinema beyond the United States.
public art in Brooklyn
Connects Brooklyn, New York to: New York City, New York
Pulaski Bridge
Connects Brooklyn, New York to: Queens, New York | Long Island City
USS Missouri (BB-63)
Connects Brooklyn, New York to: Bremerton, Washington | Downtown Schenectady
Brooklyn Technical High School
Connects Brooklyn, New York to: Downtown Brooklyn | Fort Greene, Brooklyn
El Diario La Prensa
Connects Brooklyn, New York to: Newburgh, New York | Jackson Heights
Uniform Land Use Review Procedure
Connects Brooklyn, New York to: Manhattanville, Manhattan | Holmes Towers
Queen Mary 2
Connects Brooklyn, New York to: Southampton, England | Sydney, Nova Scotia
The Last Angry Man
Connects Brooklyn, New York to: Nancy, France
Leaders of the New School
Hi-Tek
Connects Brooklyn, New York to: Cincinnati, Ohio
Verna Aardema
El-P
Connects Brooklyn, New York to: New York City, New York
Featured in the Bunkagame quiz
- September 30, 2026 Which American singer-songwriter, one half of a famous 1960s folk duo, briefly attended Brooklyn Law School in 1963 before focusing on music, and decades later performed at the Source concert in Nowlan Park in Kilkenny, Ireland, alongside acts like Bob Dylan and Rod Stewart?
- September 28, 2026 Which 19th century Russian artist has several war-scene paintings held by the Brooklyn Museum in New York, including images of British rule in India, and has also had his work studied at Manchester University, published in book form?
- August 29, 2026 This American short-story writer is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in The Bronx. His name became a byword for a Brooklyn or Midtown Manhattan social type, and his stories inspired the 1950 Broadway musical 'Guys and Dolls'. Which writer connects the two New York boroughs?