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This Father's Day Make Dumplings on the Street

This Father's Day Make Dumplings on the Street

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Chama Mama Brings Georgian Dumplings, Lemonade, Music, Summer Solstice Yoga, E-Bike Test Rides, Walking Tours, and More to Brooklyn Heights Open Streets on Sunday, June 21

This Father’s Day, skip the crowded brunch reservation and head outside.

And this one is not just for dads.

Montague Open Streets returns to Brooklyn Heights on Sunday, June 21 from 12–5 PM, turning Montague Street from Henry to Hicks into a free, open-air Father’s Day and first-day-of-summer celebration with Georgian dumplings, outdoor yoga, electric bike test rides, walking tours, golf, beauty experiences, food, music, and more.

Come with Dad, bring the family, meet friends, or make an afternoon of it on your own. The day’s marquee experience is A Father’s Day Khinkali Party at Chama Mama, where one of Georgia’s most beloved dishes will take over the street for a free, hands-on cooking experience.

At 1 PM, Chef Nino of Chama Mama will lead a Khinkali Masterclass, showing guests how to prepare and hand fold traditional khinkali, Georgia’s juicy, broth filled dumplings made with spiced meat or vegetables. After the masterclass, guests are invited to stick around for freshly made khinkali, seasonal lemonade, music, and summer-in-the-street fun.

Chama Mama festivities include:

  • Khinkali Masterclass: 1:00–2:30 PM
  • Fresh Khinkali Tasting: 2:30–4:00 PM
  • Music, complimentary signature seasonal lemonade and pure fun

Reservations are strongly encouraged for this free event. Reserve here 

“Montague Open Streets is about giving New Yorkers a reason to come outside, support local businesses, and spend the afternoon in Brooklyn Heights,” said Kate Chura, Executive Director of the Montague BID. “Khinkali on Montague Street on the first day of summer is an afternoon worth showing up for.”

Take a Propel E-Bike for a Spin

What if the school run, the grocery haul, the Saturday errand loop — all of it — felt genuinely easy? Propel Electric Bikes will be on Montague Street offering test rides on electric bikes built for real city life: kids, bags, busy schedules, and everything in between.

Stop by, hop on, and find out what an e-bike can actually do for your day.

No pressure. No spandex required.

More Free Programming on Montague Street

GTHR Yoga hosts a complimentary Summer Solstice class at 2:30 PM outside 158 Montague Street. Reserve your spot here.

McNeil Tours leads guided Brooklyn Heights walking tours at 1 PM and 3 PM, departing from Henry and Montague for 45 to 60 minutes through historic streets, the Promenade, and neighborhood landmarks. Reserve your spot here

Golf v.2 offers drop in golf simulator sessions all afternoon. No tee time required.

City Chemist celebrates Father’s Day with complimentary mini facials featuring BRO MASK, Jack Black, and Boy Smells candles.

Bessie Nails, Studio Kinbun, food vendors, artists, and additional pop ups round out the afternoon.

Everything is free. Everything is outside. And the first day of summer only comes once a year.

What: Montague Open Streets: Father’s Day + Summer Solstice
When: Sunday, June 21 | 12–5 PM
Where: Montague Street, Henry to Hicks, Brooklyn Heights
Cost: Free and open to the public

Reservations:
Chama Mama khinkali experience: forms.gle/PwhNeSTMuwSfJ6aN7
GTHR Yoga Solstice class: app.arketa.co
McNeil Tours walking tours: mcneiltours.com/montague-open-streets

For more information, visit montaguebid.com and follow@montaguebid on Instagram and Facebook.  

About Montague Open Streets
Montague Open Streets is a free public program presented by the Montague BID in collaboration with the Brooklyn Heights Association and the NYC Department of Transportation that opens Montague Street to pedestrians and brings neighbors, visitors, businesses, and community partners together for outdoor programming, shopping, dining, music, wellness, family activities, and more in the heart of Brooklyn Heights.

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