Brooklyn is packed this week with nonstop family fun! Get ready an amazing lineup of free block parties, street festivals, and dance parties for the whole family. Don’t miss the very first DUMBO Disco under the Archway, Summer Saturdays at Atlantic Terminal Mall, FamChella on 5th Avenue in Bay Ridge, a Back-to-School bash on Montague Open Streets in Brooklyn Heights, and DUMBO Family Games on a car-free Washington Street. The fun keeps going with the Flotsam River Circus at Brooklyn Bridge Park, The Longest Table in Greenpoint, Drag Artists for Expression’s literacy festival at Central Library, a Lenape Pow Wow in Prospect Park, Second Sundays at Pioneer Works, and the Fort Greene Park Jazz Festival.
Saturday, August 30 – Sunday, September 14 | Mondays–Thursdays, 2-8pm | Fridays–Sundays, 12-10pm | Free, donations accepted
Through Sunday, September 14, the Red Hook Pinball Museum will be set up at Red Hook’s Record Shop with free play on their full collection. You can play the first pinball machine ever made! Visit Monday–Thursday 2-8pm, Friday–Sunday (including Labor Day) noon-10pm! Free play, but donations accepted.
Monday, September 8 | 2-3pm
Zumba Kids classes are rockin’, high-energy dance parties packed with kid-friendly routines. For all ages. No registration required.
Mondays | 3:30-6:00pm
The Pier 2 Roller Rink in Brooklyn Bridge Park offers free admission hours on Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays. Roller skate with amazing views of the Brooklyn Bridge and lower Manhattan! Skate rental is $8 per person.
Monday, September 8 | 4-5pm
Musiquita is the vibrant musical duo of Blanca Cecilia González and Jesse Elder, professional musicians, educators, and parents who create joyful, bilingual (English/Spanish) music for children and families.
Hopalong Andrew’s weekly shows at Whole Foods are FREE! Make sure to double check in his Instagram the morning of to make sure class has not been cancelled for any reason.
Tuesday, September 9 | 10am-12pm
Drop by BBP’s Education Station at Pier 1 and meet some of the crabs found in the East River through our touch tank. Learn about these crustaceans and the types of crabs that can be found on our shores. Look through a microscope at crab eggs and larvae (zoea), then make your own crab claw and test its ability to pick up objects.
Tuesday, September 9 | 4-5pm | Ages 0-5
Moozika! uses puppets, dancing scarves, children’s stories, and other props. The concert will be held outside in front of the library, weather permitting.
Tuesday, September 9 | 4-5pm | Ages 9-13
TWEENS AGES 9-13! Join us for a conversation with Shauna Grant, author of “Karen’s Prize” (Babysitter’s Little Sister Series), The “Mimi” Series, and “History Comics: Rosa Parks & Claudette Colvin”! Shauna will be here to talk about how she got into comics, and show you how to start comics of your own.
Tuesdays | 4:30-6:00pm
Bring your baby to Fontainhas for some cozy chai and hangs with other new moms. Hosted every week by the new mom pop-up POST.
Tuesday, September 9 | 5-7pm
Come for free ping pong in Brooklyn Commons, with DJ-Mike Doelo providing the soundtrack for each match! There will also be free lemonade and iced tea!
Tuesday, September 9 | 6:00-7:30pm | Register here
Join our docents for a free walking tour to learn about the history of the Brooklyn waterfront, Brooklyn Bridge Park’s sustainable design and ecology, and how the Park came to life! Tours last roughly 60-90 minutes, and start from the entrance of Pier 1 and finish near Pier 3.
Wednesday, September 10 | 12-2pm
Have lunch in Willoughby Plaza and listen to classical music from BQE Strings.
Wednesday, September 10 | 2-4pm
Drop by BBP’s Education Station at Pier 1 and meet some of the crabs found in the East River through our touch tank. Learn about these crustaceans and the types of crabs that can be found on our shores. Look through a microscope at crab eggs and larvae (zoea), then make your own crab claw and test its ability to pick up objects.
Wednesdays | 3-4pm
Come to Abolitionist Place for jump rope programs from The Double Dutch Dreamz.
Wednesdays | 3-6pm | Reserve tickets here; free tickets are made available at 3pm the Monday before
Take advantage of free admission hours at the New York Aquarium form 3-6pm on Wednesdays. Note that advance timed tickets are required (max of 4 per group); the Wednesday Afternoon Ticket Store will open on Monday at 3:00 pm for that Wednesday’s reservations.
Wednesday, September 10 | 7-8pm
BPL Presents is delighted to welcome Pulitzer-Prize winner Art Spiegelman to discuss the MetaMauspa perback with Dan Nadel. Books for this event will be on sale from McNally Jackson Books.
Thursdays | 10-11am | Ages 5 and under | RSVP here
This nature program for ages 5 and under in Marsha P. Johnson State Park is FREE! Supplies are provided on a first come, first serve basis.
Thursdays | 10am-12pm | RSVP here
Calling all parents and caregivers with children! Join for a leisurely stroll along Prospect Park’s waterways.
Thursdays | 10am-3pm
Join Prospect Park Alliance for free nature programs at the Audubon Center:
Leaf Art | 10am–3pm – Create art inspired by trees and leaves.
Animal Encounter | 1–2pm – Meet animals with Alliance Naturalists.
Tree ID Walk | 2–3pm – Explore why trees shed their leaves on a guided walk.
Thursdays | 11:00-11:45am
Sing, read, and play with librarians from Brooklyn Public Library! Have fun hearing great picture books read aloud and playing with other children during this program featuring guest musical artists from Urban Stages. For children of all ages and their caregivers.
Thursdays | 3-5pm
Visit the Environmental Education Center for Open Hours. Open Hours offer the opportunity for self-led investigation with guidance by expert educators to reveal the hidden stories found within and around Brooklyn Bridge Park. Explore our critter and fish tanks, a 10′ model of the Park, and enjoy custom arts, crafts, and reading materials which rotate on a monthly basis.
Thursday, September 11 | 3:30-5:15pm | Ages 5+ | PG
After School Movie at Brooklyn Heights Library! For kids ages 5 and up. This week’s movie: Zootopia (2016). PG. Run time: 1 hour and 48 minutes. No registration required; attendance limited by room capacity.
Thursday, September 11 | 4-5pm | Ages 5-12 | Register here
Join players from Brooklyn FC, Brooklyn’s own women’s professional soccer team, in a celebration of soccer and reading! We’ll start out with a read-aloud of a soccer-themed story, then players will lead program participants in soccer games. Registration is not required, but is highly encouraged. Priority will be given to registered individuals. Participation will be capped at 25.
Every Friday, City League Coffee invites parents, grandparents, siblings, caregivers and their little ones to join us for a fun-filled exciting hour. Each week is designed to feature a different activity that fosters a sense of togetherness between neighbors.
Fridays | 10am-3pm
Join Prospect Park Alliance for free nature programs at the Audubon Center:
Leaf Art | 10am–3pm – Create art inspired by trees and leaves.
Animal Encounter | 1–2pm – Meet animals with Alliance Naturalists.
Tree ID Walk | 2–3pm – Explore why trees shed their leaves on a guided walk.
Friday, September 12 | 10:30-11:15am | 6-18 months
Join Mommy and Me Walk Brooklyn for a Pirouette Playdate at Tutu School Park Slope. The playdate will include a 45 minute complimentary ballet class and activities. We can’t wait to twirl with you and your little one!
Friday, September 12 | 10:30-11:15am
Come join us for a special outdoor story time! We’ll be at Wingate Park by the corner of Rutland and Brooklyn Ave. No registration required.
Friday, September 12 – Sunday, September 14 | 11am-6pm
The LEGO Group and Nike present “Built to Ball,” an interactive basketball-inspired experience where kids can play, build, and customize on their own terms. Highlights include a life-size LEGO Nike Dunk Shoe, personalized trading cards, hoops challenges, a 4v4 court, and a customization station for sneakers and LEGO gear.
Visit the Environmental Education Center for Open Hours. Open Hours offer the opportunity for self-led investigation with guidance by expert educators to reveal the hidden stories found within and around Brooklyn Bridge Park. Explore our critter and fish tanks, a 10′ model of the Park, and enjoy custom arts, crafts, and reading materials which rotate on a monthly basis.
Friday, September 12 | 3:30-6:00pm | Ages 4-12
Join us at Brooklyn Heights for a fun afternoon of STEM programming! Trainees will be up on their feet as they go through a mock astronaut training session, complete with physical exercises, a drawing challenge, history lessons highlighting achievements by women in space, and an interactive reading of “Mae Among the Stars” by Roda Ahmed. The session culminates in an intergalactic dance party!
Fridays | 3:30-6:00pm
The Pier 2 Roller Rink in Brooklyn Bridge Park offers free admission hours on Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays. Roller skate with amazing views of the Brooklyn Bridge and lower Manhattan! Skate rental is $8 per person.
Fridays| 4pm
Join every Friday from September 5 to October 17 to see the green roofs at Kingsland Wildflowers and explore (and purchase) plants from our Native Plant Nursery. This is a family-friendly event.
Friday, September 12 | 4-5pm | For teens
Join for Teen Back to School Karaoke! Giveaways such as summer reading bags, books, pencils, eyelashes etc will be available. Feel Free to bring your own supplies for a fun swap! Materials, snacks and water included.
Friday, September 12 | 4:30pm
Join for live jazz in the plaza at Fowler Square, featuring faculty of Brooklyn Music School. Enjoy the sounds of jazz standards, swing, bebop, and more in this free outdoor series.
Friday, September 12 | 6-7pm
The Flotsam River Circus will bring its circus show to Pebble Beach at Brooklyn Bridge Park. The troupe—featuring musicians, puppeteers, and other performers—has been making its way from Buffalo to New York City, giving free shows along the way from their ramshackle raft.
Friday, September 12 | 6-9pm | RSVP here
Get ready to move with DJ Marc Bars spinning hip hop, pop and global grooves at this high-energy outdoor dance party. Plus, food and drinks for sale and free kids activities. Best for ages 5 – 95! Come dance with us at the first DUMBO Disco!
Saturday, September 13 | 9:30-11:30am
Drop by for a special edition of BBP’s Education Station at Pier 1. This weekend, you might notice students and experts performing data collection (“bioblitz”), with the goal to observe and document the wide array of natural life living within the Park. Inspired by this weekend of environmental monitoring, stop by our Education Station to make your own quadrat, which is a simple, square measuring tool that is used by scientists to visually estimate and sample the plants and life under it. Observe your own findings and learn the importance of our local ecology.
Saturday, September 13
Come build your own joy stick at Little Things Toy Store! No need to sign up, stop by while supplies last!
Saturday, September 13 | 10-11am | Ages 11-13 | RSVP here
Come to this free one-hour clinic for kids ages 11-13. Designed to introduce the basics, this clinic will leave your child with an understanding of the rules, practice with the fundamentals, a few games under their belts, and new pickleball friends! Free paddle rentals and balls included.
Saturdays | 10am-12pm
Come downstairs for weekly complimentary entertainment for your little ones to enjoy. There will be balloon twisting, magic shows, face painting, circus performers, and more. Located in front of Osteria and Showroom Bakehouse.
Saturday, September 13 | 10am-12pm | Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
Green Team volunteers complete tasks such as weeding, planting and mulching. Volunteers of all ages are welcome (under 16’s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian) and no volunteer orientation is required. No gardening experience is necessary; we provide all the instructions and tools needed for a rewarding experience!
Saturdays | 10am-12pm
Walks begin at the Prospect Park Audubon Center. No registration required. Children under 12 must be with an adult. Bring binoculars if available.
Saturdays | 10am-1pm
Join Prospect Park Alliance for free nature programs at the Audubon Center:
Leaf Art | 10am–12pm – Create art inspired by trees and leaves.
Animal Encounter | 11am–12pm – Meet animals with Alliance Naturalists.
Tree ID Walk | 12–1pm – Explore why trees shed their leaves on a guided walk.
Saturday, September 13 | 10am-1pm | Ages 13+ | Sign up here
Volunteers with The Service Collective will help with composting, weeding, harvesting, planting, mulching, site maintenance, beautification and many other farm duties at Red Hook Farms.
Saturday, September 13 | 10am-2pm
During this year’s Touch A Truck event, kids can explore and climb aboard trucks and vehicles, including fire trucks, emergency vehicles, and buses. The event also includes arts and crafts, face painting, balloon twisting, music, book giveaways from Brooklyn Book Bodega, and NYC Ghostbusters’ signature slime lab activity.
Saturday, September 13 | 10am-3pm | Ages 10+ only | Register here
Volunteer as a family at Brooklyn Book Bodega! Help stamp/sort books at the Book Hub. Note: We are unable to accommodate anyone under age 10 in this space.
Saturday, September 13 | 10am-4pm
Join for the Bike Jumble at the Old Stone House (Fifth Avenue and 4th Street) for back-to- school bargains, replacement parts, and new and used bicycles! Gear up for commuting season, test out a new ride, and buy your children early holiday gifts.
Saturday, September 13 | 11am-1pm | Ages 0-12
Join Brooklyn Bridge Parents and Atlantic Terminal Mall for Summer Saturdays with free water play, kids activities, giveaways and more fun for ages 0-12 on the Atlantic Terminal Mall Plaza. Come out to play, cool off and make friends! Rain date: Sunday, September 14.
Saturday, September 13 | 11am-12pm
City Parks Foundation is celebrating the 80th anniversary of the world-renowned children’s story Pippi Longstocking by the legendary Swedish author Astrid Lindgren. To honor this milestone, our traveling marionette theater, the PuppetMobile, will present Pippi, a retelling of the classic Swedish tale.
Saturday, September 13 | 11am-3pm | Ages 3+ | Register here
Join Drag Artists for Expression for their Annual Literacy Festival. There will be readings with favorite drag storytellers, Spanish/English Bilingual Storytime, Drag Lab (new!), a drag persona-building workshop, arts activities, community partner tables, raffle prizes, and more.
Friday, September 12 – Sunday, September 14 | 11am-6pm
The LEGO Group and Nike present “Built to Ball,” an interactive basketball-inspired experience where kids can play, build, and customize on their own terms. Highlights include a life-size LEGO Nike Dunk Shoe, personalized trading cards, hoops challenges, a 4v4 court, and a customization station for sneakers and LEGO gear.
Saturday, September 13 | 11:30am-1:00pm
The Brooklyn Public Library’s Library for Arts & Culture presents Saturday Storytimes on The Plaza outside of the Library for Arts and Culture. Enjoy arts and cultural themed stories, songs, and rhymes for children birth to 5 years and their caregivers.
Saturday, September 13 | 12-1pm
Join us for an hour of Haitian Creole language learning through music and storytelling.
Saturday, September 13 | 12-3pm
Join for a fun Back to School Block Party! There will be games, giveaways, and more! Note: backpacks are limited to one per family.
Saturday, September 13 & Sunday September 14 | 12-6pm | RSVP here
Join the Éenda-Lŭnaapeewáhkiing Collective for the Second United Lenape/Lunáapeew Nations Pow Wow at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside in Prospect Park. This will be the first Pow Wow in Prospect Park since 1972 and the second Lenape Pow Wow in New York City. The free, two-day public event will feature Indigenous dancers, drummers, and artisan craft and food vendors.
Saturday, August 30 – Sunday, September 14 | Mondays–Thursdays, 2-8pm | Fridays–Sundays, 12-10pm | Free, donations accepted
Through Sunday, September 14, the Red Hook Pinball Museum will be set up at Red Hook’s Record Shop with free play on their full collection. You can play the first pinball machine ever made! Visit Monday–Thursday 2-8pm, Friday–Sunday, noon-10pm! Free play, but donations accepted.
Saturdays | 12-10pm
Vanderbilt Open Streets offers free programs for the whole family on car-free streets in Prospect Heights! Check here to see what’s happening this week!
Saturday, September 13 | 1-4pm | Register here
Join for a free Back to School Open House at Champion Martial arts, with face painting, board breaking, balloons, spin-the-wheel prizes, and a quick taekwondo class! The first 100 children to attend will receive a free CMA Backpack & CMA Notebook!
Saturday, September 13 | 1-4pm
Note: seats are sold out, but participants are welcome to BYO folding chairs or blankets. Inspired by the famous Parisian Table d’Aude, this free event brings neighbors together for a BYO-picnic at a block-long communal table.We provide the tables and chairs and participants bring their own picnic food, beverages, plates, napkins, cups and utensils.
Saturdays | 1-5pm
Visit the Environmental Education Center for Open Hours. Explore the critter and fish tanks, a 10′ model of the Park, and enjoy custom arts, crafts, and reading materials which rotate on a monthly basis.
Saturdays | Performances at 2pm & 4pm
After presenting concerts for nearly 50 years in a floating concert hall at Pier 1, Bargemusic has relocated their chamber music concerts to the Boathouse at Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 5. All concerts are free!
Saturday, September 13 (Rescheduled from Saturday, September 6) | 2-6pm
Note: This event was rescheduled from Saturday, September 6 due to rain in the forecast. Join us for a block party celebrating environmentalist Hattie Carthan, founder of the Magnolia Tree Earth Center in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn! Carthan is remembered as a passionate advocate and visionary who understood the profound impact of green spaces on urban life. At the mobile museum, visitors can create nature-inspired art, explore teaching objects from a mobile museum, and take part in games, music, and activities. Food will be available from Saint Michel Café and Bakery, Island Pops, and Brooklyn Tea.
Saturday, September 6 | 2-10pm
Park Slope Open Streets is back for the fall! Open Streets will be car-free on 5th Avenue from Union to 4th Street. Private Picassos will offer an all-ages art class on Carroll Street, and there will be live music by Dawn Drake from 3-5pm between Carroll and Garfield.
Saturday, September 13 | 3-6pm
Fredrix Clark will play music inspired by urban jazz, soul, reggae, rock, and hip hop on Hoyt Open Street.
Saturday, September 13 | 3:00-6:30pm
The Walt Whitman Initiative’s “Song of Myself” Marathon will be a public reading of all 52 sections of Walt Whitman’s poem at Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Granite Prospect. Audience members can listen or sign up to read.
Saturday, September 13 | 4-7pm | RSVP here
Join Brooklyn Bridge Parents and the 5th Avenue BID for FAMChella, a FREE family-friendly block party inspired by the fun and flair of Coachella. We’re turning the car-free stretch of 5th Avenue from 68th to 81st Street into a lively festival zone filled with free kids activities including a bouncy house, arts & crafts, LEGO play, water fun, DIY bedazzled headbands, and more! Local restaurants will be serving up tasty bites, and the whole neighborhood is invited to celebrate an unforgettable afternoon of family fun.
Sunday, September 14 | 10am-12pm | 4 months–12 years | Sign up here
This fun and interactive event is the perfect way for families to experience what our gym has to offer. Kids will get a chance to jump into warm-ups and try out skill stations led by our amazing instructors-just like in class! Parents will learn more about the benefits of our program, explore our gym and multi-purpose room, and see how our classes are structured.
Sundays | 10am-12pm
The Pier 2 Roller Rink in Brooklyn Bridge Park offers free admission hours on Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays. Roller skate with amazing views of the Brooklyn Bridge and lower Manhattan! Skate rental is $8 per person.
Sundays | 10am-1pm
Join Prospect Park Alliance for free nature programs at the Audubon Center:
Leaf Art | 10am–12pm – Create art inspired by trees and leaves.
Animal Encounter | 11am–12pm – Meet animals with Alliance Naturalists.
Tree ID Walk | 12–1pm – Explore why trees shed their leaves on a guided walk.
Sunday, September 14 | 11:00-11:30am | RSVP here
In this action-packed picture book, the fairytale princesses compete in an epic MMA (that’s mixedmagical arts) tournament and try to defeat the reigning champion, the Swan Princess!
Sundays, 11am-1pm | September & October | Ages 1-6 | FREE | RSVP here
Sunday Family Games on car-free Washington Street are back in Speptember: a great way to play, meet neighbors and enjoy an epic view! Free Legos, crafts and a rotating roster of activities for kiddos aged 1 to 6 every Sunday from 11am to 1pm in September and October (weather permitting). Curated by the DUMBO Business Improvement District x Brooklyn Bridge Parents and supported by Leaf Medical & Leaf Dental in DUMBO.
Sundays | 11am-2pm
Come downstairs for weekly complimentary entertainment for your little ones to enjoy. There will be balloon twisting, magic shows, face painting, circus performers, and more. Located in front of Osteria and Showroom Bakehouse.
Sundays | 11am-2pm
Come for a performance of Unusual Creatures by Michael Hearst and his Band, and stay to have a dance party with “DJ Fronda,” a 15 foot tall puppet DJ created by Leroy’s Place.
Friday, September 12 – Sunday, September 14 | 11am-6pm
The LEGO Group and Nike present “Built to Ball,” an interactive basketball-inspired experience where kids can play, build, and customize on their own terms. Highlights include a life-size LEGO Nike Dunk Shoe, personalized trading cards, hoops challenges, a 4v4 court, and a customization station for sneakers and LEGO gear.
Sunday September 14 | 11:30am-12:30pm
Lil Stickers is a playful introduction to the Longevity Stick Art, designed for kids! This meetup blends a series of light stretching exercises with imagination and community. Open to kids of all mobility levels, with no experience needed!
Sunday September 14 | 12-2pm
Join READ 718, Brooklyn Book Bodega, and House of Speakeasy for readings, crafts, and giveaways! The House of Speakeasy Bookmobile and Brooklyn Book Bodega will distribute free books for grades K-12.
Sunday, September 14 | 12-4pm | RSVP here
Join Brooklyn Bridge Parents for our annual Back to School Party during Open Streets on Montague Street, with 25 free kids activities, dance party and bubble show. We will have games, arts & crafts, soccer, face painting, a dance party, building activities, obstacle course, a Lububu meet and greet, and Pokemon trading—kids should bring their own Pokemon cards to trade!
Sunday September 14 | 12-6pm
Second Sundays is Pioneer Works’ monthly open house featuring hands-on activities for kids and families, artist open studios, science activations, and more. Highlights this month include a exhibition scavenger hunt, a showcase from Pioneer Works’ summer youth programs, a little free library from Brooklyn Book Bodega, a comic workshop, solar gazing, and more.
Saturday, September 13 & Sunday September 14 | 12-6pm | RSVP here
Join the Éenda-Lŭnaapeewáhkiing Collective for the Second United Lenape/Lunáapeew Nations Pow Wow at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside in Prospect Park. This will be the first Pow Wow in Prospect Park since 1972 and the second Lenape Pow Wow in New York City. The free, two-day public event will feature Indigenous dancers, drummers, and artisan craft and food vendors.
Sundays | 1-5pm
Starting this week, the Environmental Education Center will have Open Hours on Sundays from 1-5pm! Stop in to learn about the Park and local ecology, including a 10’ model of the Park, visit our tank critters include fish, turtles, and frogs, and enjoy rotating monthly themes with crafts and activities!
Saturday, August 30 – Sunday, September 14 | Mondays–Thursdays, 2-8pm | Fridays–Sundays, 12-10pm | Free, donations accepted
Through Sunday, September 14, the Red Hook Pinball Museum will be set up at Red Hook’s Record Shop with free play on their full collection. You can play the first pinball machine ever made! Visit Monday–Thursday 2-8pm, Friday–Sunday, noon-10pm! Free play, but donations accepted.
Sundays | Performances at 2pm & 4pm
After presenting concerts for nearly 50 years in a floating concert hall at Pier 1, Bargemusic has relocated their chamber music concerts to the Boathouse at Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 5. All concerts are free!
Sunday, September 14 (Rescheduled from Saturday, September 6) | 3-6pm
Note: This event was rescheduled from Saturday, September 6 due to rain in the forecast. Get ready to listen to soulful sounds at the park! The Fort Greene Park Jazz Festival provides live jazz entertainment for families, neighborhoods, communities, and New Yorkers twice annually, typically in July and September each year. The event will take place on the west wing of Monument Plaza.
Sunday, September 14 | 4:30-6:30pm | 4 months–12 years | Sign up here
This fun and interactive event is the perfect way for families to experience what our gym has to offer. Kids will get a chance to jump into warm-ups and try out skill stations led by our amazing instructors-just like in class! Parents will learn more about the benefits of our program, explore our gym and multi-purpose room, and see how our classes are structured.
Sunday, September 14 | 8-10pm
The People’s Runway is a fashion show that will take place outside at Brooklyn Borough Hall Plaza as part of New York Fashion Week. The People’s Runway will feature work from five emerging Brooklyn designers. The event is open to the public, first-come first-served, and standing room only.
Sunday, September 7 | 8pm | PG
Every Sunday at 8pm, Habana Outpost screens a movie for free on their outdoor patio in Fort Greene.
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Updated: September 11, 2025. Main Image: Back to School Party on Car-Free Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights.
