—Saturday, August 5th, 2017—

THE LAST PICTURE SHOW (LIVE PRE-SHOW SERENADE)
136 Metropolitan Avenue at Nitehawk
Time: 11am
Price: $16
Nitehawk’s COUNTRY BRUNCHIN’ goes to West Texas for Peter Bogdanovich’s coming of age classic, THE LAST PICTURE SHOW. Featuring a live pre-show serenade of Hank Williams’ songs by Kaw-Liga.

Adoptapalooza
Bartel-Pritchard Square at Prospect Park Southwest
Time: Noon- 5pm
FREE
Join the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals for Adoptapalooza, their signature pet adoption extravaganza! These public events feature wonderful cats, dogs, and sometimes rabbits for adoption from dozens of Alliance Participating Organizations. The event will also have advice on pet care, training, and grooming; product giveaways; microchipping; dog licensing; pet photographers; dog performances; or other fun activities for the whole family — two- and four-legged alike.

The 5th Annual STooPS Art Crawl 2017
361 Lewis Avenue at Macon Library
Time: 1pm – 4pm
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FREE
Bed-Stuy’s premiere neighborhood art crawl will celebrate the works of 20+ artists as it transforms stoops and storefronts into arts installations and performance spaces.

Jim Jones in Concert
Herbert Von King Park
Time: 5pm – 7pm
FREE
Bed Stuy Music Festival returns for its 2nd year in Von King Park. Providing the best talent, amazing vendors, and the beauty of Herbert Von King Park, it will be a standing room only event so please get there early. Seating and entry is on a first come, first serve basis. An amazing DJ and opening acts will set the stage for our headliner, Hip Hop and TV Star “Jim Jones”, performing all his hits
like “Ballin/ We Fly High” “Eastside” “Summer in Miami.”

Target First Saturday: cariBEING in Brooklyn
200 Eastern Parkway at The Brooklyn Museum
Time: 5pm – 11pm
FREE
Celebrate the LittleCaribbean of our neighbors in Flatbush and commemorate the Golden Anniversary of the West Indian American Day Parade with special curated events at the Brooklyn Museum.

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