Arts & Entertainment

ZeroSpace in Gowanus will turn into an immersive hub of art and design, featuring works from emerging global artists and Brooklyn’s vibrant creative community.

651 ARTS launches its first full Fall/Winter Season featuring dance, film, music and theater, celebrating the brilliance of the African Diaspora.

A two-weekend Fall Harvest and Halloween celebration features free skating, pumpkin painting, costume contests and seasonal treats.

To promote her upcoming new book "The Look," former First Lady Michelle Obama will be at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in November for a live taping of her hit podcast.

BAM is partnering with the National Theatre of Great Britain for a multi-year cultural exchange program.

Step into a dazzling illumination as Lightscape returns to Brooklyn Botanic Garden from Nov. 21–Jan. 4, with new light art, food and holiday fun.

UniverSoul Circus ends its 2025 tour in Brooklyn with a holiday-themed show at Coney Island, Nov. 21–Dec. 7. Tickets start at $25.

Attendees of Gowanus Open Studios will get free access to hundreds of artists and their studios on Oct. 18 and Oct. 19.

Lenny J, a former musician and party promoter, kicked off a new monthly listening party that honors historic Black R&B albums played by a live band.

BSE Global, the parent company of the Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty, opened the Brooklyn Basketball Training Center across from Barclays Center, offering after school programs, clinics and all-girls training.