Press Room
Welcome to the Press Room for The Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival (BHF)!
Brooklyn Bodega, producers of the Festival, are dedicated to supplying members of the press and media with resources. We encourage you to become familiar with the site and check back frequently for news and updates.
Press Pass Inquiries
Press passes will be issued to media personnel who provide the required credentials and have a history of supporting the Festival. Here’s your chance to get access to the NYC’s largest Hip-Hop event this summer!
For more information, please send an email to pr@brooklynbodega.com
Press will not be granted access day-of-show without prior approval.
Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival Press Images
High Resolution photos from the Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival (2005-2010) available to publications in need of images for Press, etc.
For access to this non-public link, please email your request to pr@brooklynbodega.com with “BHF Photo Request” in the subject line.
Press Releases (Most recent to oldest)
BHF ’11 Unveils Art + Photography Exhibit –Tuesday, 7/12
Announcing: The 1st Brooklyn Bodega Recognition Awards
Berklee and Berkleemusic.com to Award Online Scholarship at The Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival
BHF ’11 & The 4th Annual Family Day
Tobacco Warehouse will offer 2nd Stage and Estria Graffiti Battle
Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival Offers Free Festival Playlist on iTunes
Unique Squared to Produce The First Official BHF Mixtape
Random Axe joins the Main Day of BHF ’11
Bodega Education Initiative to Hold Hip-Hop Dialogue in Brooklyn as a part of BHF ’11
Announcing: The 1st Brooklyn Bodega Recognition Awards
Sheraton Brooklyn New York to be Official Hotel of the BHF ’11
Homeboy Sandman, Eternia, Shad, Nitty Scott and Kid Glyde join BHF ’11
Brooklyn Bodega Joins Forces with JackThreads for BHF ’11
Show & Prove Returns to Public Assembly On May 19th
Q-Tip To Headline 2011 BROOKLYN HIP-HOP FESTIVAL
About The Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival
Entering its seventh year the Festival aims to highlight Hip-Hop’s legacy as an agent of artistic progression, community building and social change. BHF 2011 events will continue to reflect the full range of Hip-Hop culture, which spans music, film, academics, grassroots empowerment and more. We want to celebrate it all.
This year’s Festival will take place between July 11th- July 16th, 2011.
The week-long format features a showcase of panel discussions, exhibitions, parties, award show and of course Main Day performances, and the Family Day Block Party. All events are held throughout Brooklyn from Williamsburg to DUMBO.
Click here for more information on the Festival
