If you live in Brooklyn, it should come as no surprise that you live with one of the highest violent crime rates in the United States. Fortunately, ADT security systems have been shown to significantly reduce your risk of being victimized by violent crimes on your property. ADT services are available throughout the Brooklyn area, from Williamsburg to Coney Island and Sunset Park to Canarsie.

As one of the oldest neighborhoods in the US, Brooklyn has served as a backdrop for many historical events and as a host for diverse assortment of cultures. Today, Brooklyn celebrates old traditions while also changing rapidly with the times. Besides being a common destination for tourists looking to get a bigger taste of the Big Apple, to locals Brooklyn represents a convergence of art, music, and—above all else—food.

Crown Heights and Park Slope have many venues for foodies looking for a new experience. King Tai is a local favorite and features a unique menu of tropical cocktails with a decent selection of brews both on tap and in bottles. More than a bar, King Tai is also a small social hub because the owners make the space available for private events that include showers, film and photo shoots, and neighborhood socials. If you're hungry, El Barrio Burritos is a Park Slope favorite for exceptional Mexican-fusion dishes. The small, no-frills ambience has its own charm and creates a memorable contrast with the exciting flavors of their innovative cuisine.

In the mood to catch a show? Brooklyn Steele is a Williamsburg venue that regularly hosts both up and coming bands, as well as indie favorites. Kurt Ville, Janelle Monae, and Dr. Dog are just a few of the big touring acts that have put Brooklyn Steele on their circuit. And don't forget the Governor's Ball at Randall Island Park during the summer. This has become a event for the world's most popular performers. The 2018 lineup featured Childish Gambino, N.E.R.D., Pusha T, and of course—straight from the Brooklyn Zoo—The Wu-Tang Clan.