One of my fave museums in the city, always with fresh & interesting exhibits in a beautiful space. Free on the first Sat of the month w live music & talks from 5-11pm, but any day is awesome here.
Awesome museum, with free admission if you go at the right time. Plus - awesome changing exhibits, like the incredible Faile exhibit.
One of my favorite NYC museums- the exhibits are curated so well and often tell a fresh story about the artist. The architecture is also stunning on its own.
The best place to remember why you love Brooklyn examines the borough’s historical, cultural and gastronomic legacies through its permanent collection, rotating exhibitions and events. Read more.
Great Abolition exhibit!
Really good staff and exhibits are totally worth it. Check it out.
Check out the On the Streets: New York's Trolleys and Buses exhibit! Public transportation has a lot of history.. and allows for a cheaper commute! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2snSOqQ6b_w Read more.
Highly recommended both for the exhibits - interesting for adults but many child-friendly too - as well as the amazing vintage subway cars that you can explore.
Absolutely worth your day and your $7. Tons of trains (I mean a ton), interactive exhibits, and history. Will keep all ages entertained for hours. In a decommissioned subway station. BYO lunch area!
The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Art has an excellent schedule of contemporary art exhibits by and/or about black people around the world. Go. See. Learn. Enjoy.
The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts hosts rotating art exhibits across the African and Afro-Carribean and African-American disciplines.
such a lovely addition to the neighborhood. they even have yoga! check the exhibits they are a real treat
From the Japanese Tea Garden to the Lily-Pad exhibit, the Rose Garden and places to stop for a snack and a drink throughout, this is a great place to stroll or spend a day with the kids. Read more.
Free entry before 10am on Saturdays and Tuesdays! The gift shop is definitely worth a visit. There are a ton of adorable exhibits and events for kids🌲🌱🌷🌼🍄🌲
Black Lives Matter Exhibit☆ Bob McNeil spoken word artist and poet one of guest performers♡
Founded in DUMBO in 1995, this gallery supports emerging, under-recognized mid-career and women artists in the creation and exhibition of new work. Read more.
First Thursday of the month usually has beer tasting and live music.
Workshops, exhibitions, music, outdoors hangout spot. Look out for Second Sundays every month.
Second Sunday of the month Pioneer Works features open studios, exhibitions and live music.
The dia.beacon of Brooklyn. An amazing space with interesting art. Make sure you check out the unique garden.
Make sure to check out the Great Room upstairs to see some cool art exhibits and mingle over refreshments when events are taking place.
Nice tiny museum. The exhibit inside talks about the Revolutionary War and the Battle of Brooklyn.
Despite the fact that they are located right next to a children's playground and a kids sports field, they will kick you and your children off of their lawn in the most snotty way.
Beautiful spare space on a quiet street with blue-chip art in its inaugural exhibit (Ai Weiwei, Louise Bourgeois). Open 'til 7 on Sundays!
One of Brooklyn’s premier economic engines since 1801, the Brooklyn Navy Yard is now home to BLDG 92, a fascinating exhibition space and visitor’s center that pays tribute to the Yard’s history.
Be sure to take a walk up to the roof deck.
Today, I was here to present "A Stronger, More Resilient New York," the City's long-term plan to prepare for the impacts of a changing climate: http://bit.ly/109Oi9f
Super cool tiny museum with relics of New York past, hence the name. The special exhibits are really well done. Inexpensive and just generally fascinating.
Check out the Mazel Tough exhibit. Drawings and information on Jewish gangsters of the Prohibition.
Very quirky little musuem, well worth the trip. Current Roller Disco exhibit is fun.
Today was the American Field exhibition and pop up. Best in American made goods & the people who make them. Phenomenal event. Very cool and guy-centric.
Very intriguing complex of various businesses and offices & I think I even recall a storage facility. Plenty of places to eat and drink & a wide variety of options. Definitely worth wandering around
Visit their website to keep up to date on all their neat events!
Artsy bookstore/publisher with art books, children's books and hipster books. Always has a great art exhibit on the wall, usually photography. Great readings here too,
Maybe the best bookstore in Brooklyn. Great choice and cool, inside vibe.
Good stock of photography books.
Half of the interactive exhibits aren't functioning properly and the cafeteria could use some healthier options. Otherwise, worth a visit
Perhaps it was because it was a free weekend day, the museum was packed full of kids. Personally, I prefer LICM over brooklyn. The exhibits here are a mess, the staff here aren't too attentive.
Great for kids. Nice blend of interactive and traditional exhibits. Don't miss all the animals in the basement!
First time here, my friends took me for #RawArt where the exhibit different artist and drinks and big warehouse
Amazing lighting system. Good, non-deafening sound. Cool outdoor area.
Bout to get my Yaowa on at this Joell Ortiz Emilio Rojas venue
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