Brooklyn is a borough with its own sense of self that is diverse, creative, entrepreneurial, and both wild and family-oriented.
Most of New York City’s cool stuff has moved to Brooklyn. Oy vey!
The Brooklyn performing arts scene is anchored by:
- Barclays Center
- Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM)
- Brooklyn Museum
New York Carnival, West Indian Day Parade is Brooklyn’s big party.
Thanks for sponsoring Latin culture in Brooklyn:
- Barclays Center
- Pioneer Works
- Robert Browning Associates
- World Music Institute
Latin Culture in Brooklyn
Don Omar “Back to Reggaeton” at Barclays Center and Prudential Center
BARCLAYS CENTER, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
PRUDENTIAL CENTER, Newark, New Jersey
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New York International Children’s Film Festival (NYICFF) 2024
MANHATTAN, BROOKLYN, STATEN ISLAND, and WESTCHESTER
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Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is The African American Modern Dance Company That Popularized Modern Dance
92ND STREET Y, Upper East Side, Manhattan 🇺🇸
NEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, Newark, New Jersey 🇺🇸
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC (BAM), Fort Greene, Brooklyn 🇺🇸
WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART, Greenwich Village, Manhattan 🇺🇸
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About Brooklyn
It’s New York City’s most populous borough and was its own city until 1898.
By itself, Brooklyn is the third biggest city in America after Los Angeles and Chicago.
The City is always changing, but Brooklyn is famous for its Black, Italian, Jewish, Mexican, and Puerto Rican neighborhoods.