Non-Profit & Community

A 9:00am parade will kick off the family-friendly festivities and will lead to the main event, from 11:00am to 5:00pm, at Canarsie Park.

Brooklynites can look forward to pickleball, skating and more as Prospect Park’s LeFrak Center at Lakeside reopens after renovations.

Brooklyn Org launched Brooklyn Org Microgrants, a new funding stream designed to strengthen Brooklyn’s smaller nonprofits by providing up to $10,000 to organizations with annual budgets under $100,000.

DeJon is credited with opening 275 Park, Brooklyn’s first Black-owned comedy club, in Clinton Hill. He was 63.

As the Carroll Gardens branch undergoes renovations, library users can visit 250 Baltic St.

From jazz on the lawn to centuries-old bonsai trees, Brooklyn Botanic Garden is offering a vibrant lineup of events and exhibits through October.

Brooklyn Org is stepping up with a new campaign to keep vital local services afloat as federal funding dries up.

Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation’s School of the Arts held its 13th Annual Finale Recital at Hunter College’s Sylvia and Danny Kaye Playhouse, on Sunday, June 22.

The second annual College Scholarship Awards Dinner served up more than just good food; it delivered promise and opportunity for Farragut Houses youth.

A new Open Streets program landed on Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights this summer, with organizers noting its focus on local merchants and kid-friendly programming.