Arts & Entertainment

Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s annual Lightscape returns with immersive art, glowing landscapes, 21+ nights and family experiences all season long.

The Brooklyn Museum reveals a full month of programming, from "Joy to the Borough" toy drive to concerts, poetry workshops and film screenings.

Blending tradition with innovation, The Brooklyn Ballet celebrates the borough’s rhythm, creativity and cultural unity by transforming a 19th-century classic into a reflection of 21st-century Brooklyn.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve Brooklyn-style with fireworks, live music and community spirit at Prospect Park’s Grand Army Plaza.

The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music will hold its annual fundraiser on Nov. 6, with five-floors of music and free outdoor concerts.

"FOR REAL," part of BAM’s 2025 Next Wave Festival, turns theater into a live podcast on gender, power and collective truth-telling on Nov.19–23.

The Brooklyn Academy of Music presents "I Guess It Was My Destiny to Live So Long," a poetry series curated by Hanif Abdurraqib celebrating June Jordan’s legacy through readings, film and performance from Nov. 18–21.

The Brooklyn Peace Center presents its Annual Jazz Night: Peace on Earth on Dec. 13, featuring Michelle Coltrane in a celebration of peace, culture and community.

"Oh Honey," a play about motherhood, guilt, and the food service industry is now playing at a restaurant in Prospect Heights.

Honor the departed at Green-Wood's annual Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration on Nov. 1, featuring live performances, art, crafts, food and a large-scale community altar honoring loved ones.