No-cover, no-ticket picks across Brooklyn this weekend — parks, markets, shows and more.
Brooklyn Museum, Prospect Heights, Prospect Heights, BrooklynA free after-hours block party inside the Brooklyn Museum, this month spotlighting Caribbean sound, dance and food across the galleries.
Brooklyn Museum, Prospect Heights, Prospect Heights, BrooklynA free after-hours block party inside the Brooklyn Museum, this month spotlighting Caribbean sound, dance and food across the galleries.
DUMBO Archway, DUMBO, Brooklyn(User: Wgreaves ) · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsVintage dealers and makers fill the cobblestoned DUMBO archway under the Manhattan Bridge — the city's cult weekend hunt for one-of-a-kind finds.
DUMBO Archway, DUMBO, Brooklyn(User: Wgreaves ) · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsVintage dealers and makers fill the cobblestoned DUMBO archway under the Manhattan Bridge — the city's cult weekend hunt for one-of-a-kind finds.
Artists & Fleas, 70 N 7th St, Williamsburg, Williamsburg, BrooklynThe original indoor-outdoor Williamsburg market packs local designers, vintage sellers and makers into one weekend browse.
Artists & Fleas, 70 N 7th St, Williamsburg, Williamsburg, BrooklynThe original indoor-outdoor Williamsburg market packs local designers, vintage sellers and makers into one weekend browse.
Grand Army Plaza, Park Slope, BrooklynKing of Hearts · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsBrooklyn's flagship Saturday greenmarket spreads out at the Prospect Park gates — regional farms, summer produce and cooking demos.
Grand Army Plaza, Park Slope, BrooklynKing of Hearts · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsBrooklyn's flagship Saturday greenmarket spreads out at the Prospect Park gates — regional farms, summer produce and cooking demos.
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