Arts & Entertainment

The theatre’s programming largely focuses on producing, presenting and commissioning new and classic works and festivals in theater, dance, music, visual arts and film.

During Women's History Month, the Brooklyn Nets showed solidarity with its sister team, The New York Liberty, by hosting a Women’s Impact Night, highlighting the contributions of women on the basketball court, in the boardroom and beyond.

A rug-making class, a Caribbean carnival at a spa, a book fair, a whisky-tasting and more Brooklyn weekend events.

“The whole aim of the museum is to help people recognize that we need to accept failure if we want progress,” the curator said.

State-of-the-art facility rounds out the media and production ecosystem at the Brooklyn site.

To commemorate the cherry blossom viewing season, the botanical garden will be offering special programming throughout April and May.

BRIC TV has launched a new season of "Brooklyn Made," a series that highlights the craft and unique stories of Brooklyn-based creatives.

A poetry open mic in Bed-Stuy, TEDx talks in Flatbush, A Southern music dance party in Bushwick and more Brooklyn events.

The Academy’s spring programming will begin on March 25 with a circus-style show.

The Red Pavilion, a new eatery-slash-venue in Bushwick, is taking aesthetics to a new level with their apothecary by day and Asian pulp-noir nightclub after dark.