Arts & Entertainment

The two-week celebration, led by Haitian culinary leaders and supported by community partners, spans all over Brooklyn and cities across the U.S., Canada and France.

Back for its third year at The Bell House on May 4, the sold-out alternative to the Met Gala blends fashion, activism, and fundraising to eliminate medical debt and uplift Black trans communities.

Palehound, The Ophelias and Grumpy are teaming up for a one-night benefit show, raising funds to support the nonprofit Immigrant Defense Project.

Stoops, sidewalks and playgrounds will turn into a stage for dozens of musicians for Open Stages, a free outdoor festival hosted by the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music.

There will be plenty of shows in Bedford Stuyvesant and Coney Island from June through October, part of the City Parks Foundation SummerStage festival.

Saatchi Art’s "The Other Art Fair" spotlights 125 emerging artists, interactive exhibits and creative experiences for art lovers and collectors between May 8–11 at ZeroSpace in Gowanus.

The free, weeklong event invites visitors to explore diverse art, meet local creators and support small businesses along a 1.5-mile stretch of Atlantic Avenue.

The spring season begins at the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition on April 26, with the opening of four new shows.

The multidisciplinary artist's latest body of work invites viewers into a poetic, spiritual meditation on humanity through abstract symbolism and ancestral echoes.

Although Teo Nalani, a young illustrator from Brooklyn, didn't grow up wanting to make movies, his first animated film will be showcased at an upcoming film festival.