Suggestions for Festival near North Slope, Brooklyn

Denise C. • April 28, 2015Visited for the cherry blossom festival and even though it was crowded, I fell in love with the garden. It's really beautiful and worth visiting again and again

Qello • May 2, 2012BAM is America's oldest performing arts center, founded in 1861Home of the New Wave Music Festival!

Time Out New York • September 10, 2010See a top-notch lineup of established and experimental dance troupes, talks, film and art events during BAM's Next Wave Festival.

Amanda S. • June 1, 2014Food was excellent, and a very good value! Fun, festive atmosphere. Huge portions and table 73 is very nice for 2.

Delores B. • May 25, 2015Omg my meal was the bomb. Jerk chicken, Mac & cheese, greens., the yams are the bomb. Think about going back tomorrow to get a funnel cake. #festives

Misook J. • November 22, 2015Fun festive place! Makoli is served. Chicken liver was excellent. Kimchi and fried rice was delicious.

Gabriel H. • May 2, 2016The Sakura Matsuri festival is a great celebration every year.

Mariana P. • July 14, 2015During the blossom of the cherry trees, is the best season to visit the park. All the trees are blooming and it is expectacular to admire them. Plus the Japanese festival is very interesting.

Daniel S. • July 12, 2015Pro tip: don't go into the festival, just sit behind the fence, enjoy the music and have a nice picnic

The Corcoran Group • August 27, 2010Huge bar up front, huge performance space in back, nice outdoor patio. Great drinks, food festivals, shows and more.

Katherine M. • April 28, 2014Gothamist says, "With its sprawling selection and glorious children's section, it's the oasis the neighborhood had long yearned for. Don't miss their yearly soiree during the Brooklyn Book Festival."

Rachel B. • June 13, 2021Fun, festive Ethiopian backyard

Village Voice • September 14, 2012Look for sausages and pretzels from Der Schwarze Kölner at our Brooklyn Pour craft beer festival, Oct. 6 at Skylight One Hanson in BK!

Compass • May 20, 2014Brooklyn’s answer to Central Park serves as both a tourist destination and local sport, picnic, and festival venue for outdoor-loving locals.

Faith L. • July 11, 2013It was amazing! Wonderful park, plenty of places to lay out your blanket. Loved the fireworks display. I hadn't ever seen some of those types of fireworks. A magical night!

Summer I. • November 13, 2014You never want to go to another Mexican spot after this. The food is amazing, the drinks are on point, and the ambiance is perfect and festive.

Brew York • August 3, 2011Great beer selection, occasional free food, and host to a tri-annual cask festival with 30+ curated cask beers from all around the world.

Brian M. • December 3, 2011Yummy everything and live music on weekends. A festive and fun brunching experience.

Lorna D. • May 16, 2015I love seafood Fridays. Succulent lobster, shrimp however you like, and snow crab. Escovitch fish with festival and bammies, delicious. Yum, Yum.

Suzy T. • October 2, 2018Pad kee mao with tofu. Just enough spiciness. So good.

Erik K. • September 11, 2010Don't get too distracted with all the types of food here... This is the OYSTER Festival! Bivalves are your tasty friends.