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Earth Day events for families in Brooklyn

Come together this spring to celebrate our Earth! There are a many fun and free events that include experiments, walking tours, climate tech demos, crafts, giveaways, seed planting, and more. Stop by an event in Crown Heights, Fort Greene, East Flatbush, Sunset Park, Prospect Park, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Downtown Brooklyn, Windsor Terrace, or Governors Island this April!

Earth Rocks at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum

Monday, April 6th to Saturday, April 11th | 10:00am-6:00pm | Tickets starts at $15/person for ages 1 and up | Purchase here | Crown Heights

Discover why Earth rocks through live animal encounters, hands-on STEM experiments, and eco-adventures all spring break long! Meet insects up close, make art inspired by nature, create music from recycled materials, and build Earth-friendly inventions.

Earth Day Celebration at Governors Island

Saturday, April 18th | 10:00am-2:00pm | FREE | Governors Island

Save the date for Earth Day 2026 on Gov­er­nors Island! Fea­tur­ing free activ­i­ties for all ages, includ­ing eco­log­i­cal stew­ard­ship, walk­ing tours, an out­door sound bath, cli­mate tech demos, food trucks, com­mu­ni­ty sci­ence, and more to be announced.

Bay Ridge Earth Day at Shore Road Park

Saturday, April 18th | 10:00am-2:00pm | FREE

Come celebrate Earth Day in Bay Ridge. There will be children’s activities and shows, compost and plant giveaways, music, and snacks! Consider volunteering if you are able to.

Earth Day Festival at Fort Greene Park

Saturday, April 18th | 11:00am-2:00pm | FREE | Register here | Fort Greene

Visit Fort Greene Park for a fun, family-friendly day dedicated to celebrating and caring for the Earth. Enjoy workshops, crafts, and games put together by community organizations and neighbors. For those who participate in 8 or more of the activity stations, there will be a fun prize!

BAMKids presents Love Our Earth at BAM

Saturday, April 18th | 11:00am | FREE | Register here | Fort Greene

As part of an Earth Day celebration, the BAMkids program invites families to explore climate action through creativity, music, and community connection with local organizations – empowering young children to discover how their voices and everyday choices can help care for the planet.

Farmhouse Family Day: Waking up the Farm! at The Wyckoff House Museum

Saturday, April 18th | 11:00am-3:00pm | FREE | Register here | East Flatbush

After a bitter winter, it’s time to savor the sweetness of spring! Join the Wyckoff House and local initiatives as they celebrate this Earth Day with crafts and giveaways!

Downtown Brooklyn Car-Free Earth Day at Albee Square

Saturday, April 18th | 12:00pm-3:00pm | FREE | Downtown Brooklyn

Come by for Downtown Brooklyn’s Earth-friendly and car-free activities including music, fashion, bike lessons, and more. Albee Square West will be closed to traffic, so bring your bikes or roller skates, and enjoy activities and music at Albee Square.

2026 Prospect Farm Earth Day Celebration

Saturday, April 18th (rain date April 25th) | 12:00pm-4:00pm | FREE but donations are welcomed | Windsor Terrace

Come to Prospect Farm to celebrate Earth Day. There will be crafts, a plant swap, a bake sale, compost giveaways, live music, and more!

Earth Day in Prospect Park 

Sunday, April 19th | 10:00am-1:00pm | FREE | Register here | Prospect Park

Join the Prospect Park Alliance this Earth Day to celebrate our planet and raise awareness about the bird species that call it home. Learn about park stewardship and the ways we can all be Park Champions to support our feathered friends through various Earth Day activities, hands-on crafts and nature walks.materials, and build Earth-friendly inventions.

Earth Day Playdate at Another World

Sunday, April 19th | 11:00am-1:30pm | FREE | Crown Heights

Join the Crown Heights Care Collective’s Earth Day Playdate. Come learn stewarding practices including cleaning your garden and planting native wildflowers, paint our garden beds, do fun art activities,  and participate in nature themed sing-a-longs. Plants offer so many metaphors to develop community relationships, so come to connect with other parents and caregivers over how to sustain community work. This event is for all ages.

Earth Day Native Seed Celebration at The Narrows Botanical Garden 

Wednesday, April 22nd | 3:00pm-5:00pm | FREE | Bay Ridge

Come to The Narrows Botanical Garden for an afternoon of family fun and learning. There will be seed giveaways, demos, tours, and frogs and turtles to meet!

Car-Free Earth Day in Sunset Park

Saturday, April 25th | 10:00am-4:00pm | FREE | Sunset Park and other locations citywide

Car-Free Earth Day is back – and 5th Avenue from 41st to 45th Street in Sunset Park is at the center of the action. Come by to enjoy family-friendly activities, live music, and more with our neighbors.

Celebrate Earth Day at the Hoyt Street Garden

Saturday, April 25th | 10:30am | FREE | Downtown Brooklyn

Celebrate Earth Day at The Hoyt Street Garden with a nature-themed storytime and craft with author Lauren Fornoles.

Car-Free Earth Day on Atlantic Avenue

Saturday, April 25th | 12:00pm-3:00pm | FREE

Join the Atlantic Avenue BID on Hoyt Street between Atlantic Avenue and State Street for their plant giveaway, kids activities and education by the Nature Company, and great vibes. Grab your friends and family and meet up on the open street.

Kensington Earth Day Festival | Kensington

Sunday, April 26th | 11:00am-4:00pm

Come to the Kensington Earth Day Festival in Kensington Plaza and Albermarle Playground. There will be a community clean up, arts, music, community building, gardening, environmental education, giveaways, and more.

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