Spring marks the return of Brooklyn’s outdoor festival season — and 2026 is shaping up to be a big one. From the FiFa World Cup Fan Zone to the Atlantic Antic, here’s your guide to the street fairs, cultural celebrations, and open-air events worth putting on the calendar this year. We’ll keep updating this guide as new dates are confirmed — bookmark it and check back!
Brooklyn Flea
Saturdays + Sundays | DUMBO Archway | April–December | FREE
The beloved vintage and makers market is back under the Manhattan Bridge arch at 80 Pearl Street in DUMBO, running weekends through December. brooklynflea.com
Brooklyn Museum on Wheels
May–October | Various Brooklyn Neighborhoods | FREE
The Brooklyn Museum’s Airstream-housed mobile arts initiative returns for its 2026 season — traveling to seven Brooklyn neighborhoods from May through October with hands-on art-making, cultural storytelling, games, and pieces from the museum’s teaching collection. Free and open to the public; activities are first come, first served. Brooklyn Bridge Parents is a partner on the season’s opening stop. Full info here.
- June 14 — Fort Greene Park: at the Juneteenth Celebration with The Lay Out — a day of music, art, and cooperative economic programming honoring Black joy and community.
- July 25 — Coney Island: at City of Water Day. Coastal-themed activation with tactile encounters with marine materials from the Staten Island Museum.
- August 8 — Williamsburg: at ENVSN Fest, programming uplifting young women of color in entrepreneurship, innovation, and cultural leadership.
- September 27 — Atlantic Avenue: at Atlantic Antic / Playtopia, with manga-inspired programming threaded through one of Brooklyn’s biggest street fairs.
- October 24 — Kensington: at the Day of the Dead Parade, joining Casa Cultural’s community-led celebration of remembrance and ritual.
Free kid-friendly events this week in Brooklyn (6/8-6/14)
Families across Brooklyn have plenty of fun events to check out this week, including outdoor storytimes in Downtown Brooklyn & Fort Greene, stroller walks in Prospect Park, a chance to snap a pic with the U.S. Open trophy in Downtown Brooklyn, a Juneteenth party in Fort Greene, a disc golf event and bike riding class on Governors Island, Pride celebrations in Park Slope, a phones down picnic in Red Hook, a Caribbean Festival in Prospect Park, the Puerto Rican Parade & Festival in Sunset Park, and much more!
Looking for more fun? Stay cool with our water sprinklers guide. Find out where to cheer on the Knicks! Get ready for the World Cup with our comprehensive guide and where to watch the World Cup in Brooklyn article that includes bars & restaurants as well as watch parties!
MONDAY
Youth Birding | Prospect Park
Monday, June 8th | 3:30pm-5:00pm | Ages 6-19
Join the Central Library’s Librarians for Youth Birding in Prospect Park. Learn more about native birds and their habitat, borrow a pair of children’s binoculars, and enjoy the great outdoors of Prospect Park! Meet at the north entrance of the park off of Flatbush Ave. near the King David’s Breakfast Taco Truck.
Exploring Ancient Myths | Clinton Hill
Monday, June 8th | 3:30pm-4:30pm | Ages 5-10
Participants will enjoy an interactive reading of an ancient Greek or Roman myth, followed by a related art activity, at the Clinton Hill Library.
Free Admission Days at the Pier 2 Roller Skating Rink | Brooklyn Bridge Park
Mondays & Fridays | 3:30pm-6:00pm | FREE admission but skate rental is $8 and skate mate rental is $6
Come to the Pier 2 Roller Skating Rink for some free family fun and exercise. Enjoy the fresh air and gorgeous views as you skate around the rink.
TUESDAY
Kids Create: Dream Journeys | Bed-Stuy
Tuesday, June 9th | 3:30pm-4:30pm
Take this journey together, as participants collaborate through a story-quilting and collage-making workshop intertwining dreams, challenges, and embarking on liberation world-building through creative Afrofuturism. Using various textures, materials, quotes and ideas about community, create a bridge of creative action toward individual and collective power. This workshop will be led by teaching artist, Wéma Ragophala in collaboration with Bridges: A Pan- African ARTS Movement at the Bedford Library.
Drag Story Hour | Brooklyn Heights
Tuesday, June 9th | 3:30pm-4:30pm
Come celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month at the Brooklyn Heights Library! They will be joined by several fabulous drag performers from Drag Story Hour NYC to read, sing, and encourage confidence and individuality. DSH gives kids a chance to see people who defy rigid gender expectations and imagine a world where everyone can be their authentic selves!
New Mom Meet Up at Fontainhas | DUMBO
Tuesdays | 4:30pm-6:00pm
Bring your baby to Fontainhas for some cozy chai and hang with other new moms. Hosted every week by the new mom pop-up POST.
WEDNESDAY
Cadman Park Storytime | Downtown Brooklyn
Wednesday, June 10th | 10:30am-11:00am
Join the Brooklyn Heights Library for Outdoor Storytime at Cadman Park. They will be singing songs and reading stories on the grass right next to the Juneteenth Grove.
Storytime in the Park | Fort Greene
Wednesdays in May-October | 11:00am
Sing, read, and play with librarians from Walt Whitman Library in Fort Greene Park! Have fun hearing great picture books read aloud and playing with other children during this program. For children of all ages and their caregivers. This program will be located at the bottom of the Monument stairs near Myrtle Playground and runs on Wednesdays at 11:ooam-11:45am from May 13th-October 14th.
Wednesday Wonders with Flow Juggle | Downtown Brooklyn
Wednesdays in June | 3:00pm-4:00pm
Enjoy the wonders of Abolitionist Place – where three Wednesdays in June offers a new adventure with Brooklyn’s favorite juggler, Martin Kalwill, aka Flow Juggle! Whether you’re a total beginner or looking to up your juggling game, Martin has tips and tricks for all. All skill levels are welcome and equipment will be provided.
Free Admission at New York Aquarium | Coney Island
Wednesdays | 3:00pm-6:00pm | Reserve tickets here; free tickets are made available at 3pm the Monday before
Take advantage of free admission hours at the New York Aquarium from 3:00-6:00pm on Wednesdays. Note that advance timed tickets are required (max of 4 per group); the Wednesday Afternoon Ticket Store will open on Monday at 3:00pm for that Wednesday’s reservations.
Teen Takeover: Mashup Mayhem! | Bushwick
Wednesday, June 10th | 6:00pm-7:30pm | Ages 13-19
Join the DeKalb Library for the LAST Take Over! They are bringing back the last 7 months: Mafia, Painting, Crafts, Music and Dancing. Food and beverages are always free.
THURSDAY
Prospect Park Stroller Walk | Prospect Park
Thursdays through October | 10:00am | Parents & caregivers along with their children under 3 | RSVP here
Calling all parents and caregivers! Join a Prospect Park Alliance Naturalist for a leisurely stroll along Prospect Park’s waterways. Embrace the sound of streams and birdsongs, and enjoy the fragrant flowers and towering trees of Brooklyn’s Backyard. Please note that this walk leaves promptly at 10:00am from the Boathouse.
Sing with Suzi in the Park | Park Slope
Thursdays in June | 10:00am
It’s back! Sing with Suzi in the Park returns for another joyful season of free family fun in the heart of Park Slope at JJ Byrne Playground! Bring your blanket, your little ones, and your best dance moves. See you in the sunshine!
Esther Crow: Climate Songs and Story Time, with Puppets! | Clinton Hill
Thursday, June 11th | 11:00am-12:00pm | Ages 0-5
Award-winning NYC climate-rocker and puppeteer, Esther Crow, uses puppets, original music, and environmental story books in this fun and interactive program. Kids and their caregivers will sing and dance while learning about sustainability! With Esther and her puppets, a daunting subject like climate change is accessible, empowering and fun. This event will take place at the Clinton Hill Library.
Cross-Country U.S. Open Trophy Tour | Downtown Brooklyn
Thursday, June 11th | 6:00pm-9:00pm
The Cross-Country U.S. Open Trophy Tour is making a stop at GOLFZON Social – and you’re invited to be part of the action. Take your shot and help push the trophy across the country. Snap a photo with the U.S. Open Trophy and enter for your chance to win 2 tickets to the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club! Experience golf, drinks, games, and fan energy all night long! Don’t miss this one-night-only stop on the road to the U.S. Open.
Movies Under the Stars: Ronaldo | Sunset Park
Thursday, June 11th | 8:30pm-10:30pm | Teens
Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie in a neighborhood park or playground! This summer, NYC Parks and The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment will host family-friendly movie showings across the five boroughs. The first authorized and official film about professional soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo. It is rated PG-13, please consider if this is appropriate for younger children. This event takes place at Bush Terminal Park.
FRIDAY
Free Admission Days at the Pier 2 Roller Skating Rink | Brooklyn Bridge Park
Mondays & Fridays | 3:30pm-6:00pm | FREE admission but skate rental is $8 and skate mate rental is $6
Come to the Pier 2 Roller Skating Rink for some free family fun and exercise. Enjoy the fresh air and gorgeous views as you skate around the rink.
Juneteenth Party with Brown Babies n’ Books! | Fort Greene
Friday, June 12th | 5:30pm-7:30pm | Get tickets here
Greenlight’s annual Juneteenth event, highlighting Black creatives and topics that directly impact Black livelihood, is back for its fourth year! This year, they are hosting their first kids-focused event, celebrating the work of several Black children’s book authors and illustrators with a family-friendly evening of reading, arts and crafts, food and fun! Award-winning author and poet Zetta Elliot headlines with a Story Time of her new book A Song for Juneteenth, an emotional and lyrical picture book that celebrates the importance of Juneteenth as well as the resilience of Black families and the power of community. Following the reading, award-winning artist Jonell Joshua leads an interactive arts and crafts activity for kids and adults to enjoy! Free drinks and refreshments from Black-owned Brooklyn businesses Jaylee’s Treats and Happy Cork are served, and a portion of proceeds from all purchases on June 12 will be donated to Brown Babies n’ Books, a Brooklyn-based, community-driven literacy nonprofit dedicated to building legacy through literacy, representation, and community.
Movies Under the Stars: The Spongebob Movie: Search for Squarepants | Bay Ridge
Friday, June 12th | 8:30pm-10:30pm
Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie in a neighborhood park or playground! This summer, NYC Parks and The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment will host family-friendly movie showings across the five boroughs. The Spongebob Movie will be showing in Shore Road Park at 79th Street. Hoping to prove his bravery to Mr. Krabs, SpongeBob follows a mysterious, swashbuckling ghost pirate known as the Flying Dutchman on a seafaring adventure that takes him to the deepest depths of the ocean.
SATURDAY
The Fly Off Course Open | Governors Island
Saturday, June 13th | 9:00am-5:00pm | FREE, but can also sign up and pay for competitive options here
A one-day disc golf event on Governors Island featuring a custom 18-hole course built inside the moat of Fort Jay, with Manhattan skyline and Statue of Liberty views. Two tracks run simultaneously all day: a free open play doubles format open to everyone, and a competitive doubles tournament run by NYCDGA with prizes and an award ceremony. Discs are free to borrow, no experience required, and the course exists for one day only.
Free Learn to Ride Classes with Blazing Saddles on Governors Island
Saturday, June 13th and June 27th | 10:00am-11:00am | Ages 5 and up | Sign up here
There’s no better place to learn how to ride a bike than scenic Governors Island! Blazing Saddles’ free Learn to Ride classes are open to most ages and designed to help beginners build confidence in a safe, supportive environment. Classes are offered on select Saturday mornings from June through September.
Annual Brooklyn Pride Multicultural Festival | Park Slope
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00am-5:00pm
Don’t miss the 30th Annual Brooklyn Pride Multicultural Festival on 5th Avenue between Union & 9th Streets.
Kids Bike Swap | East New York
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00am-2:00pm
Come to the Penn Bike Library at Shirley Chisholm State Park to swap the bike your child (under 5 feet tall) has outgrown for one that fits! While supplies last. You must bring a bike to swap to get a bigger bike!
Safer Summers | Red Hook
Saturday, June 13th | 12:00pm-3:00pm
Come to Safe Summers – an afternoon focused on empowering youth, building community, and creating safer neighborhoods together. There will be a DJ, prizes, games, free food, jobs & opportunities, and much more!
BKLYN’s Biggest Reading Party | Downtown Brooklyn
Saturday, June 13th | 2:00pm-4:00pm
Reading is often a solitary ritual… but some of our favorite moments happen when we do it together! Reading Rhythms is excited to return with a City Point and Downtown Brooklyn Partnership for another community reading experience—one that invites us to slow down, put our phones away, and share space with fellow readers.
BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Family Day | Prospect Park
Saturday, June 13th | 3:00-7:30pm | RSVP here but Bandshell entry is first come, first served
BRIC partners with The Center for Fiction for an eclectic afternoon of family fun, culture, and music. Multigenerational crowd-pleaser DJ Marc Bars spins an adventurous mix of pop, hip-hop, and classic party anthems. The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music presents talented local players as accompaniment to a bilingual live reading of Katie Yamasaki‘s picture book, Mural Island. Godfathers of the Brooklyn Afrobeat scene, Antibalas will get the whole family dancing, closing out the evening with their infectious horn-driven jams.
Annual Brooklyn Pride Twilight Parade | Park Slope
Saturday, June 13th | 7:30pm-10:00pm
Capping off a full slate of events on Brooklyn Pride Day, the Brooklyn Pride Twilight Parade will take place along Fifth Avenue from Lincoln Place and Eighth Street. The only evening parade in the Northeast, the street will be filled with organizations showing up to march in support of the amazing and vibrant LGBTQIA+ community.
SUNDAY
Daddy Summer Stroll | Prospect Park
Sunday, June 14th | 10:00am | Register here
The Good+Foundation will host their 2nd Annual Daddy Summer Stroll in partnership with The Prospect Park Alliance at the LeFrak Center at Parkside, Prospect Park: a family-focused event celebrating fathers and caregivers through music, hands-on activities, and time together outdoors. The Stroll reflects a core part of Good+’s work—championing a father-inclusive approach to strengthening families through experiences that are joyful, dignified, and grounded in community. This is a free event open to families with children of all ages.
Phones Down Picnic | Red Hook
Sunday, June 14th | 11:00am-3:00pm | RSVP here
Come outside and leave your phones behind for this Phones Down Picnic in Coffey Park! Bring friends and family for lawn games, arts and crafts, and more!
Brooklyn Basketball Training Center’s Summer Kickoff | Park Slope
Sunday, June 14th | 11:00am-3:00pm | Space is limited, RSVP here
The Brooklyn Basketball Training Center is hosting a free summer kickoff community event. It will feature an on court training combine inside the center’s professional level training environment, along with giveaways, special appearances, and additional activities throughout the day.
One Love Fest | Prospect Park
Sunday, June 14th | 12:00pm-7:00pm | RSVP here
One Love Fest is back for year 5, and I AM CaribBEING and Prospect Park Alliance are bringing the best of Caribbean culture to the Boathouse in Prospect Park. Get ready for live music that’ll keep you moving, dance workshops and performances that are full of flavor. You’ll find Caribbean vendors, makers, and some of the best island food in Brooklyn! It’s fun for all, so come along and let’s vibe together! Come through & celebrate Caribbean vibes like never before.
One Love Fest | Prospect Park
Sunday, June 14th | 12:00pm-7:00pm | RSVP here
One Love Fest is back for year 5, and I AM CaribBEING and Prospect Park Alliance are bringing the best of Caribbean culture to the Boathouse in Prospect Park. Get ready for live music that’ll keep you moving, dance workshops and performances that are full of flavor. You’ll find Caribbean vendors, makers, and some of the best island food in Brooklyn! It’s fun for all, so come along and let’s vibe together! Come through & celebrate Caribbean vibes like never before.
10th Annual Sunset Park Puerto Rican Parade and Festival | Sunset Park
Sunday, June 14th | Parade starts at 5:00pm, festival starts at 6:30pm
The 10th Annual Sunset Park Puerto Rican Parade and Festival marks a powerful milestone rooted in celebration, ceremony, and collective memory. For a decade, this gathering has honored our elders and ancestors while passing the torch to the next generation through culture, music, art, and community ritual. More than a parade, it is a living expression of Puerto Rican identity, resilience, and consciousness in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, keeping our histories, traditions, and spirit alive for generations to come.
Summer Saturdays at Atlantic Terminal Mall Plaza
June – September | Fort Greene | FREE
Free crafts, games, block building and water fun this summer at Atlantic Terminal Mall Plaza on Saturdays in June, July and August from 11 am to 1 pm. RSVP here.
Summer at Domino Park 2026
June–September | Domino Park, Williamsburg Waterfront | FREE
Two Trees has unveiled Domino Park’s 2026 summer lineup — a season of free public events across Domino Square, Flex Field, and the Williamsburg waterfront, anchored by the return of the Sugar Sugar! performance series, plus live music, wellness classes, family programming, and Movies in the Square. Full calendar at dominopark.com/events.
- June 3–25, Wed/Thu evenings — Sugar Sugar!: free outdoor experimental performance series at Domino Square’s waterfront amphitheater, returning for its second season with dance, puppetry, theater, and music.
- Sundays from June 7 — Play in the Square: interactive workshops, performances, and activities for kids.
- June 20 — Juneberry Festival: live music, food, plant-based craft workshops, and a chance to taste the rare berry that grows throughout the park.
- Six evenings from July 7 — Movies in the Square: double features against the Manhattan skyline; full lineup announced in June.
- July 15 — Summer Skate in the Square: Domino Square transforms into a one-night pop-up roller rink with DJ Saint James Joy.
- August 14 — Don Juan preview (Molière in the Park): work-in-progress preview ahead of the September run.
- August 30 & September 20 — Spellbound Theater: interactive bilingual English/Spanish family performances.
- Throughout the season — Sunrise & Sunday Yoga, Summer Fitness Series, Croquet on the Field, Salsa by the Water, Típico P’al Pueblo, Sunset Sessions, Meet the Beekeeper, Craft Nights, Dominoes Socials with Capicu!, and GrowNYC’s Greenmarket on Sundays.
Summer at the Terminal — Brooklyn Army Terminal
June–October | Sunset Park Waterfront | FREE
The 2026 “Summer at the Terminal” series transforms NYCEDC’s 59-acre Brooklyn Army Terminal campus in Sunset Park into a free public destination — waterfront food festivals, outdoor films, community markets, cultural heritage celebrations, and family days running June through October. Full schedule here.
- June 4, 2–6pm — Community Market + Local Makers: a curated waterfront market with local artisans, small businesses, and emerging Brooklyn brands.
- June 7, 1–7pm — Ferry Food Fest 2026: a waterfront food festival with local eats, live music, and community at Ferry Plaza.
- June 13, 7–10pm — Rooftop Films Screening: free outdoor film along the BAT waterfront, presented with Rooftop Films.
- July 9, 4–8pm — Sunset Sip and Stroll Market: a twilight community market for shopping and strolling the waterfront.
- July 12, 1–7pm — Latin Flavors and Culture: a waterfront celebration of Latin culture with music, dance, food, and community programming.
- July 23, 4–8pm — Salsa Night: a high-energy evening of salsa music and dancing on the waterfront.
- July 26, 10am–2pm — Wellness on the Waterfront: a wellness-focused day to slow down, recharge, and enjoy the harbor.
- August 6, 4–8pm — Cinema Night and Happy Hour: a movie night by the water with refreshments and a happy-hour atmosphere.
- August 9, 2–6pm — Community and Family Day: a family-friendly day of activities, entertainment, and waterfront fun for all ages.
- August 27, 2–6pm — Asian Culture Day: a waterfront celebration of Asian culture through music, dance, food, and community programming.
- August 30, 2–6pm — End of Summer Event: a closing-weekend gathering of live entertainment, food, and family activities along the waterfront.
- September 19, 7–10pm — Rooftop Films Screening: a second free outdoor film at the BAT waterfront, with Rooftop Films.
- September 27, 2–8pm — Hispanic Heritage Waterfront Festival: in partnership with the Sunset Park Empowerment Center, honoring Hispanic cultures through art, music, and culinary traditions.
- October 31, 2–7pm — Día de Los Muertos Celebration: with ArtBuilt and Casa Cultural — a communal ofrenda, crafts table, face painting, live music, and performances.
Brooklyn Bridge Park 2026 Festivals & Special Events
May–October | Brooklyn Bridge Park | FREE
Brooklyn Bridge Park has unveiled its 2026 lineup of festivals and special events — free, family-friendly programming spanning the waterfront from Pier 1 to Pier 6, with everything from outdoor screenings to the fall Harvest Festival. Full calendar at brooklynbridgepark.org/events.
- World Cup Fan Zone | June 13–July 19 — outdoor screenings of matches throughout the tournament.
- Met Opera Recital | June 17 — a free evening recital under the stars at the Harbor View Lawn.
- Movies With A View | Thursdays, July 2–August 20 — the long-running outdoor film series on the Harbor View Lawn; bring a blanket.
- Hindu Lamp Ceremony | August 8 — a community lamp-lighting on the waterfront.
- Family Film Night | September 18 — a kid-focused evening screening on Pier 1.
- Harvest Festival | October 17 — the seasonal closer; pumpkins, live music, and family activities across the park.
Kids Soccer Village and Watch Party
Wednesday, June 17 | 3:30–6pm | Brooklyn Commons Park, Downtown Brooklyn | FREE
A Brooklyn Bridge Parents event! Brooklyn Commons Park transforms into Downtown Brooklyn’s Soccer Village for the day. Enjoy soccer-themed crafts, goal-shooting activities, Duplo LEGO play, foosball tables, live screen printing, and more — plus catch the England vs. Croatia match. In partnership with Brooklyn Bridge Parents, Brooklyn FC, Fresh Grocer, and Dave & Buster’s. RSVP here.
Coney Island Mermaid Parade
Saturday, June 20 | 1pm | Surf Avenue, Coney Island | FREE to watch
The 44th annual Mermaid Parade — Coney Island’s wildest and most colorful annual tradition — nearly didn’t happen this year, after organizers faced a funding shortfall following a costly fight against a casino development proposal. They made it, though — thanks in part to new funding announced by BP Reynoso! The procession steps off at 1pm at West 21st Street and Surf Avenue, rolls east, and ends at Steeplechase Plaza on the boardwalk around 4pm. Watching is free; there’s a fee to march. Arrive early for a good spot. coneyisland.com
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Giglio Feast
Mid-July (exact 2026 dates TBA) | Williamsburg — around Havemeyer Street & North 8th | FREE
One of Brooklyn’s most iconic and historic street festivals, the Giglio Feast has been held in Williamsburg every July since 1887. Centered around the stunning Dancing of the Giglio — a 70-foot, four-ton tower carried through the streets by over 100 men, with a live brass band playing from its base — the 12-day festival features carnival rides, games, Italian food, and nightly entertainment. Check olmcfeast.com for 2026 dates and schedule.
BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn!
July 18–August | Lena Horne Bandshell, Prospect Park | Mostly FREE; benefit concerts ticketed
New York’s longest-running free outdoor performing arts festival opens July 18 with a benefit concert headlined by Australian indie pop duo Royel Otis. Most performances throughout the summer are free; benefit shows require tickets. Bring a blanket and plan to picnic. bricartsmedia.org
West Indian American Day Carnival & Parade
Monday, September 7 | Eastern Parkway, Crown Heights | FREE
New York City’s largest cultural celebration and one of the biggest carnivals in the world. J’Ouvert — the pre-dawn parade of mud, oil, powder, and steel bands — begins at 4am. The main Labor Day parade steps off mid-morning along Eastern Parkway from Utica Avenue to Grand Army Plaza, with floats, dancers in elaborate costumes, soca, calypso, and reggae. Over a million people line the route. A full week of events leads up to the parade. wiadcacarnival.org
Brooklyn Bridge Parents Back-to-School Party
Sunday, September 13 | 12–4pm | Montague Street, Brooklyn Heights | FREE
A Brooklyn Bridge Parents event! Our annual Back-to-School Party returns to car-free Montague Street. Expect free kids’ activities, games, crafts, face painting, community vendors, and a kick-off for the new school year. Free and family-friendly — right in the neighborhood.
Brooklyn Book Festival Children’s Day
Saturday, September 26 | Downtown Brooklyn | FREE
Author readings, workshops, book signings and activities for kids and families, plus a children’s book market — part of the largest free literary festival in New York. brooklynbookfestival.org
Atlantic Antic
Sunday, September 27 | Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn Heights to Boerum Hill | FREE
One of Brooklyn’s biggest and oldest street fairs, stretching over 10 blocks of Atlantic Avenue through Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, and beyond. Local vendors, food, live music, and family activities. Join us for PLAYTOPIA by Brooklyn Bridge Parents in Boerum Hill with free kids activities, the Brooklyn Museum on Wheels and more! atlanticave.org
Smith Street Neighbors & Makers Street Fair
Saturday, October 17 | 11 am – 2 pm | Cobble Hill
A fall-filled celebration with local makers, community and a Brooklyn Bridge Parents kids zone with free kids activities on car-free Smith Street from Bergen to Union.
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