Arts & Entertainment

The dance company purchased its longtime Greenpoint home, securing permanent space for dance artists and performances as the organization celebrates its 25th anniversary.

The Brooklyn-based composer, pianist and electronic artist premieres "Dark Science" at Bar Bayeux in Prospect Lefferts Gardens on April 1.

Keisha Scarville, a mixed-media artist, is the sixth recipient of the UOVO Prize, which recognizes the work of emerging Brooklyn-based artist.

From visual to performance art, Brooklyn artists showcase their talent in front of a live audience at the Governors Island Ice Sculpture Show.

A hybrid Spades tournament is coming to Brooklyn, with online qualifiers starting March 14 and live finals at Aunts et Uncles on March 22.

The Other Art Fair Brooklyn returns April 16–19 to the Agger Fish Building at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, showcasing 115 independent artists and interactive installations.

BAM is hosting two spring conversations featuring a discussion on AI with MacArthur Fellows Annie Dorsen and Safiya Noble, and Lena Dunham with Andrew Rannells on fame and art.

Showcasing diverse art forms including painting, photography, and digital art, the event at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on March 28 is one of the largest global celebrations of Black women artists.

Haiti’s famed Jacmel Carnival takes the focus at "JAKMÈL | The Unveiling of Kanaval" at the Haiti Cultural Exchange.

You can listen to the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra, write poetry and learn how to protect the sea.