Únete a uno de nuestros Guías A.R.T. en un recorrido guiado y gratuito por nuestras galerías. Nuestros guías compartirán algunas de sus obras favoritas y descubrirás porqué el Museo de Brooklyn es un lugar tan único.

Join one of our A.R.T. Guides for a free tour through our galleries. Our guides will share a few of their favorite artworks, and together we’ll explore what makes the Brooklyn Museum so unique. Free with Museum admission. 

Join one of our A.R.T. Guides for a free tour through our galleries. Our guides will share a few of their favorite artworks, and together we’ll explore what makes the Brooklyn Museum so unique. Free with Museum admission. 

New York–based musician Isa Reyes offers a performance that blends R&B and indie pop to create a unique, atmospheric sound.

Toast the return of First Saturday with a specialty cocktail, created by Crown Heights bar Ode to Babel, that pays tribute to the vibes of this signature Brooklyn event. Served throughout the Museum or at The Norm Restaurant.

Artist Mel Chin celebrates the finale of the Fundred Project—an initiative he founded that, since 2008, has connected hundreds of thousands of kids, communities, and policymakers from across the country to advance actions to end lead poisoning—with a dynamic lineup of special guests. Presented in partnership with S.O.U.R.C.E. Studio.

Participate in the Fundred Project! This artist-led initiative invites people across the country to reinterpret $100 bills in order to call attention to the danger of childhood lead poisoning. Newly created Fundred Dollar Bills will enter the Fundred Reserve on view in our special exhibition The Slipstream. 120 free tickets available online at 5 pm.

Museum director Anne Pasternak hosts a conversation with central Brooklyn’s newest City Council members: Crystal Hudson, Chi Ossé, and Rita Joseph. Join the conversation to learn how your representatives will prioritize community members and the arts two years into the pandemic. Admission is first come, first served.

Catch a musical set by Bathe, the dreamy surf-rock/R&B melding of Brooklyn-based duo Devin Hobdy and Corey Smith-West.

Teen Apprentices host ten-minute pop-up talks in our American Art galleries that focus on building futures and exploring Black histories.

Celebrate The Future of Black: Afrofuturism, Black Comics, and Superhero Poetry, an anthology exploring Afrofuturism by writers and artists of color, with readings from contributors Anastacia-Renée Tolbert and Quincy Scott Jones and editor Cynthia Manick. Presented as part of Carnegie Hall’s Afrofuturism festival. 50 free tickets available online at 7 pm.

Close out the evening with The Lay Out—a community event built during the time of the pandemic, creating moments for and by Black people to reclaim space, time, energy, and one another in the continued fight for justice—featuring sets by Niara Sterling, Quiana Parks, and friends.