Arts & Entertainment

Floyd Bennett Field festival draws more than 2,000 to support historic Hangars 3 and 4.

Current and former Nets players and staff celebrate Nets history and hype up fans for the upcoming 2026-27 season.

A celebration designed to drive business to locally owned restaurants will bring food, culture and community together, with a Brooklyn festival at Restoriation Plaza Oct. 9-11.

The team became the first No. 8 seed in WNBA history to win a playoff game against a No. 1 seed after a 91-75 road win against the Minnesota Lynx.

The reading list offers a literary snapshot of Brooklyn’s history, communities and changing identity after this year’s Brooklyn Book Festival.

Fans will have new opportunities to celebrate Brooklyn’s cultures and communities during the Nets’ 60th season.

Long-term partnerships with The Met Opera will give residents a chance to get free tickets in up-coming seasons.

Cortelyou Road will once again become a hub of music, food, art and neighborhood activity.

Children can look forward to hands-on activities, circus performances and live music on Sept. 27.

Immersive works of light, sound and moving images come to Jamaica Bay Oct. 3.