Arts & Entertainment

Mermaid Night is bringing disco, roller skating and retro hip-hop to Xanadu in Bushwick on June 6 with costumes, DJs and live performances.

For single Brooklynites, a monthly dating show called "Do You Still Like Me?" offers a fresh chance at finding love outside of the apps.

Free outdoor movies, live music, dance parties and waterfront activities return to Brooklyn Bridge Park from May through October.

The 'Soccer Streets' series will travel to 50 schools across the five boroughs, turning car-free blocks into day-long soccer pitches, block parties and community celebrations leading up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

A free staging “Julius Caesar” comes to Carroll Park, as Smith Street Stage continues its tradition of outdoor Shakespeare productions in Brooklyn.

Atelier Artist, a Haitian arts group, launches a monthlong residency in Brooklyn featuring artist Riva Nyri Précil with live performances and community programming.

The 2026 season opens on June 4, with Sheila E., joined by funk rocker Leon Knight and internationally recognized DJ Spinna.

After a fire destroyed its home base in Red Hook, the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition returns with an exhibition at Powerhouse Arts.

Keisha Scarville, winner of the 2026 UOVO Prize, brings an intimate meditation through her photography and installations in Bushwick and at the Brooklyn Museum this season.

Programming includes performances, markets, movie screenings and family-friendly events through October.