Stumblday's 4 hand-checked picks for Aug 28–30: markets, festivals, and food pop-ups across Brooklyn this weekend.
4 picks · checked Aug 26
Smorgasburg Williamsburg, Williamsburg, BrooklynSmorgasburg's all-ages ice cream blowout gets a second scoop, folding 10+ dessert vendors into the Saturday market on the Williamsburg waterfront. Free entry, pay per treat.
Smorgasburg Williamsburg, Williamsburg, BrooklynSmorgasburg's all-ages ice cream blowout gets a second scoop, folding 10+ dessert vendors into the Saturday market on the Williamsburg waterfront. Free entry, pay per treat.
Marsha P. Johnson State Park, Williamsburg, BrooklynThe country's largest open-air food market lines the Williamsburg waterfront with dozens of vendors and full Manhattan skyline views.
Marsha P. Johnson State Park, Williamsburg, BrooklynThe country's largest open-air food market lines the Williamsburg waterfront with dozens of vendors and full Manhattan skyline views.
Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Heights, BrooklynKing of Hearts · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsBrooklyn's flagship farmers market has run at the gates of Prospect Park since 1989, with regional growers and local wine sampling.
Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Heights, BrooklynKing of Hearts · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsBrooklyn's flagship farmers market has run at the gates of Prospect Park since 1989, with regional growers and local wine sampling.
Bartel-Pritchard Square, Windsor Terrace, BrooklynAEMoreira042281 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia CommonsThe neighbourhood market where South Slope and Windsor Terrace shop, tucked into Prospect Park's tree-shaded southwest corner.
Bartel-Pritchard Square, Windsor Terrace, BrooklynAEMoreira042281 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia CommonsThe neighbourhood market where South Slope and Windsor Terrace shop, tucked into Prospect Park's tree-shaded southwest corner.
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