Arts & Entertainment

Molière in the Park invites Brooklynites to experience a bold take on Don Juan at no cost on Jan. 9.

The Brooklyn Museum’s Jan. lineup offers drop-in workshops, poetry and sketch programs, stroller tours, Teen Night and a Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra pop-up performance.

BAM and BEEP Reynoso present the 40th Annual Tribute to MLK. on Jan. 19, 2026, featuring a keynote by Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II.

Asase Yaa opens its 25th anniversary year with the Rhythms & Movements Festival, a nine-day, multi-venue celebration of African American culture and the arts.

After more than a decade of working in education, coaching, and now at the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice, Jelissa Thomas, the Brooklyn-based educator and public servant, adds another title to her bucket: author.

Flatfoot Flatbush returns to North Flatbush with a lively Winter Solstice parade featuring music, dance, local stops and a community after-party.

Music at Co-Cath presents Monteverdi Christmas, a free two-night concert at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph, featuring reimagined works from Monteverdi’s Vespers and Selva morale e spirituale.

The 24 Hour Plays celebrates its 25th Annual Gala at The Space at Irondale in Fort Greene, featuring a standout lineup of actors, writers and directors that write and produce plays in one day.

The New York City Economic Development Corporation and Public Service, the creative studio of Public Records, will operate a 1,000-person-capacity venue at MADE Bush Terminal in Sunset Park.

651 ARTS presents the workshop premiere of Najee Omar’s "Little Black Book," a multidisciplinary exploration of Black queer love, memory and Brooklyn’s creative heartbeat.