Join local artist, educator, and guide Rich Garr for this bicycling tour commemorating the 246th anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn. This tour explores important sites from the borough’s Revolutionary […]
The Battle of Brooklyn, fought in 1776 on land that is now a part of Green-Wood Cemetery, was the first battle of the American Revolution to occur after the signing […]
This is the seventh and finally session of NLT's ongoing educational Zoom Series. NLT will resume their educational Zoom series later this Fall season. The focus of this session will […]
During this music series, families can enjoy performances from award-winning children's performer Suzi Shelton, coloring and craft activities with Lalo, and giant bubbles by Park Slope Parents. Presented for free, […]
The bike jumble is back! At New York's used bicycle flea market you can get your own bike, shop for repair parts, or add on some new accessories without breaking […]
Encounter at Farpoint* is a workshop with artist Nancy Nowacek to imagine future relationships to flooding and water in Gowanus. To build a language of possibility, workshops will explore Gowanus’ past […]
Without A Net is a group of musicians and friends who have joined together to explore the music of The Grateful Dead. Their goal is to capture the spirit and […]
Enjoy a family dance party on the Little Lawn this Sunday! All ages are welcome at this free event with contests, prizes, and games organized by Mr. Marc the MC.
The Hamilton Problem is a lecture on history, the culture wars, and how fictionalized versions of the figures of our past have real-world implications. How did early-America’s favorite proto-Neo-Con wormed […]
You have not seen anything like Dzieci's Makbet. A riotous clan from ‘The Old Country’ greets you with libations and divinations then embarks on a wild, ritualistic take on Macbeth. […]
