Enjoy a Members-only morning viewing of Thierry Mugler: Couturissime, the first retrospective to explore the fascinating, edgy universe of the French designer and perfumer.

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.

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. Gratis con entrada al museo.

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 explore what makes the Brooklyn Museum so unique. Free with Museum admission.

Create an oil portrait inspired by Oscar yi Hou: East of sun, west of moon, on view on the fourth floor. (Rain location: Great Hall, 1st Floor)

Shop one-of-a-kind, handmade items by more than thirty vendors across Brooklyn, including artwork, jewelry, fashion, home and apothecary goods, and more.

Brooklyn-based activist, educator, and trumpeter Sonny Singh returns to the Museum to perform joyous anthems that fuse Punjabi sounds with ska, funk, punk, and more. His genre-bending music celebrates the Sikh concept of revolutionary eternal optimism. Presented in partnership with Carnegie Hall Citywide.

Donate a pack of diapers and support the one in three families in the U.S. struggling with diaper need. Good+Foundation pairs donations for families with innovative services, creating an upward trajectory for families in underfunded communities.

Enjoy a specialty cocktail that pays tribute to First Saturdays’ vibes, created by Bushwick favorite Mood Ring. 

Poets Kiran Bath, Wo Chan, Hazem Fahmy, and Elmo Tumbokon read original work that reflects on themes of migration, freedom, identity, and labor. Presented in partnership with Kundiman, an organization dedicated to the creation and cultivation of Asian American literature. Seating is limited (40 spaces available) and first come, first served.

Join the Teen Museum Apprentices as they host ten-minute pop-up talks in the Arts of Asia galleries.

Sisters Shayna and Nava Dunkelman are NOMON, a duo drawing inspiration from dance choreography and improvisation as they compose experimental percussive music with drum machines, synthesizers, and acoustic instruments. (Rain location: Beaux-Arts Court, 3rd Floor)

Brooklyn-based DJ Yeldā Ali spins a global set that invokes disco, pop, and South Asian musical influences. (Rain location: Lobby, 1st Floor, 7–8 pm)

A+ the Pan-Asian Drag Revue brings a stellar lineup of New York’s finest drag artists from the Asian diaspora and beyond. Seating is limited (330 spaces available) and first come, first served. This program will include ASL interpretation.

Tsewang Lhamo, Tsejin Khando, and Dr. Tenzin Mingyur Paldron from the New York–based Yakpo Collective, a creative platform for Tibetan contemporary artists, lead short tours of collection highlights every half hour.

Singaporean American artist saxofshaolin leads a superjam—an improvised jam session—that explores and celebrates the intersecting foundations of Asian American and Afro-Caribbean culture, embracing an intercultural future that’s for us, by us.

The quintet Habibi celebrates its Brooklyn DIY roots with music that blends psychedelic grunge sounds and Motown-inspired harmonies.