Kick off Brooklyn Pride with Papi Juice, Brooklyn’s beloved art collective celebrating the lives of queer and trans people of color.
Celebrate Pride with a varied lineup of artists. Advance registration is required. Admission is subject to capacity at the time of arrival.
The exhibit — put on by Medgar Evers College and the library — explores Central Brooklyn through the eyes of its present and past residents.
The late-night meeting of the minds will return to the Central Library this weekend — with new ways to connect with its celebrity guests.
Don your finest and join us for an extravagant night of drag, music, and burlesque hosted by drag artist Chiquitita
Grab a beer and create your own Pop art prints inspired by Andy Warhol: Revelation. Artist Sam Kelly leads a class on collagraph printmaking
In this conversation, media artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer discusses the unique demands of commemorating cultural trauma through public art.
Learn how Andy Warhol’s interest in fragrance—in its ability to capture memories and enhance other sensory experiences—impacted his work.
The artist is joined by Pastor Juan Carlos Ruiz and drag artist Lady Quesa in a conversation on art, healing, and immigrant communities.
Learn how Andy Warhol’s interest in fragrance impacted his work as a commercial illustrator, his identities as a consumer and a Catholic.
First Saturday's are back! Come join us for our monthly FREE evenings of music, art, talks, and much more.
Honor the impact of two years of the COVID-19 pandemic with an afternoon centered on care, resilience, and healing.
Artist Viva Ruiz leads a tour of Andy Warhol: Revelation in this edition of our series of intimate, in-gallery talks by contemporary artists
Join writer and perfumer Tanaïs for a multisensory exploration of their latest book, In Sensorium: Notes for My People.
Celebrate the year of the tiger with a cocktail hour and after-hours talks
Examine cutting-edge hat designs in this studio art class, led by textile artists Ọmọlará Williams McCallister and Maya Valladares.
Artist Nona Faustine discusses her new book "White Shoes" in a conversation with book contributors Jessica Lanay, Pamela Sneed, Seph Rodney.
An intimate studio art class focused on the artist’s printmaking techniques, and create your own prints inspired by his innovative process.
Sip wine and listen to a special after-hours talk on how contemporary designers build on the innovations of Modern Gothic furniture design.
Our season of salsa continues on 2/17 with social dancing and performances by Balmir Dance Society.
Adult literacy program providers are invited to a virtual open house to learn more about our exciting offerings.
The money will fund a renovation of the 120-year-old Brooklyn building and add new after-school program and gallery space, officials said.
The Crown Heights native was awarded a key to the city by Mayor Bill de Blasio for his career and help with the recent Central Park concert.
Owning Prospect Park is just a roll of the dice away.
Explore how faith, life and death, power, and desire show up in Andy Warhol’s iconic Pop art with the curators of our latest exhibition.
Learn about the remarkable life of Christian Dior’s sister and muse, Catherine Dior, with historian and fashion writer Justine Picardie.
Our Salsa Parties are back! Celebrate the art of salsa with the first of our monthly series featuring social dancing and performances.
Delve into the legacy of the House of Dior with a special after-hours curator talk and sip from a range of wines chosen by Marquis Williams.
Celebrate the spooky season with the launch of Dreaming of You by Melissa Lozada-Oliva, writer, musician, and co-host of podcast Say More
The protesters rallied for Nets player Kyrie Irving, who is barred from playing after refusing to get vaccinated, according to reports.
The 28-foot art piece will be on display until June.
Enjoy a 4-course meal at The Norm co-created by Exec. Chef Kavon William Langley and Chef Charmain Sithappah, chef/owner of The Seasoned Pot
Rest and reflect in community as Art and Empathy returns in person with an in-depth exploration of The Obama Portraits.
In honor of the Obama portraits’ first visit to Brooklyn, get a behind-the-scenes look at their creation with official presidential portrait
Poets Mahogany L. Browne, Adam Falkner, Rico Frederick, Jive Poetic, and Jon Sands host a special edition of Supa Dupa Fresh
Baseera Khan leads an opening weekend walkthrough of their exhibition "I Am an Archive"
Runners will once again race their way through a 5K this weekend while stopping for slices of pizza along the way. Here's what to know.
The museum will welcome visitors back to all five of its floors with a "Community Appreciation Weekend" starting on Friday.
The West Indian Day Parade was canceled for the second year, but smaller in-person and virtual events will be held in its place.
The pre-dawn celebration will be put off another year given health concerns.