17 Amazingly Fun Things To Do In Brooklyn This Weekend
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YAAAAASSSSSSS…. It’s the weekend.
— Friday, October 7th, 2016 —
Design on a Dime: The Friday Party at Brooklyn Outpost
233 37th Street at Industry City
Time: 6pm – 11pm
Price: $20
Part and celebrate Brooklyn design, art, and culture with 20 top interior designers.
Brooklyn Art Song Society: Fin de Siecle
128 Pierrepont Street at the Brooklyn Historical Society
Time: 7:30pm
Price: $15- $250
Brooklyn Art Song Society (BASS) opens its seventh season on with Fin de Siècle, the first of five concerts in the ambitious series Wien. Fin de Siècle features four composers who epitomize the opulence and decadence of late German Romanticism: Joseph Marx, Hans Pfitzner, Richard Strauss, and Alexander Zemlinsky.
Battlefield
651 Fulton Street at BAM Harvey Theater
Time: 7:30pm
Price: $30 – $110
Enjoy an evening of theater based on the Mahabharata and the play written by Jean-Claude Carrière.
HairSpray
350 67th Street at High School of Telecommunications Arts and Technology
Time: 8pm
Price: $25 (Reserved seats) and $15 (children 10 and under)
Catch this all time classic Broadway show live in Bay Ridge.
Dirty Work at the Wax Works
1208 Surf Avenue at Coney Island
Time: 8pm
Price: $15 preview special, $20 after
Witness a creepy tale told by Night watchmen from the 1970s.
— Saturday, October 8th, 2016 —
Rock ‘n Roll Half Marathon
200 Eastern Parkway at Brooklyn Museum (outside)
Time: 7am
Price: $104
Enjoy Prospect Park at its fall peak with this thrilling race. While you run through Flatbush/Ditmas Park and back, you’ll be encouraged and entertained by live bands and performers.
Kings County Fiber Festival
336 Third Street at The Old Stone House
Time: 10am – 5pm
FREE
DIRTY WORK AT THE WAX WORKS is a demented story told by the 1970’s Night Watchman of Coney Island’s infamous Presidential Wax Works.
Day Terror Dirt Bath: Bushwick DIY Noise Fest
603 Bushwick Avenue at Silent Barn
Time: 2pm – 1am
Price: $10
Enjoy this 2-day fest with different workshops and music bands.
Green-Wood Cemetery & Catacombs After-Hours Exploration By Flashlight
500 25th Street at Greenwood Cemetery
Time: 7pm – 9pm
Price: $34 – $39
Join New York Adventure Club for a special access tour of Green-Wood Cemetery after the main gates close to the public. The tour will include a visit to its most notable graves, sculptures, and mausoleums, along with rare access into the 30 vault catacombs built in 1838…all by flashlight!
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KAIJU BIG BATTEL: DANGER THINGS
149 Seventh Street at The Bell House
Time: 7:30pm
Price: $15 for standing, $30 for VIP
Evil villains, creepy beasts, huge monsters all trying to terrorize Earth, sounds like a battle worth watching.
Glenn Branca: The Third Ascension and The World Premiere of The Light (for David)
509 Atlantic Avenue at Roulette
Time: 8pm
Price: $25 – $35
See this amazing musical tribute to the late David Bowie.
Party Like It’s 1999: 20 Years of Matchbox 20 Edition
149 Seventh Avenue at The Bell House
Time: 10pm
FREE
Party to your favorite Matchbox Twenty Songs like you’re back in 1999.
— Sunday, October 9th, 2016 —
Hooking Up Healthy Intensive & Social
Hacienda Villa (sex-positive intentional community)
Time: 11am
Price: Suggested Donation
Learn about the ins and outs of building a healthy relationship. With the help of Kenneth Play, Dr. Zhana has put together a comprehensive and interactive training that will help you make sense of your sexuality, find out if casual sex is right for you, and learn how to do it like a pro.
4th annual Oktoberfest at Aviator Sports and Event Center
3159 Flatbush Avenue at Aviator Sports and Events Center
Time: 1pm
Price: $30 – $33
Try out the best beer and food Germany has to offer at this traditional festival.
True.Ink Presents: PickleFest
320 Kent Avenue North Brooklyn Farms
Time: 3pm – 6pm
FREE
Pickling is an ancient art. Thousands of years ago, the farmers of Mesopotamia cooked salty water to make a brine, curing their vegetables and meat to last them through winter. Nicky Horman Jr. keeps the tradition and heightens the craft. Founder of Horman’s Best Pickles, Nicky will be serving as the picklemaster and picklosopher at the first True Pickle Fest.
8th Annual Gospel Fest: Celebrating Spiritual & Physical Wellness
585 Schenectady Avenue at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center
Time: 4pm
FREE
What better way to celebrate a Saturday but with celebrating spiritual and physical wellness.
BRIC JazzFest Jazz Film Marathon: A Great Day in Harlem (Ballroom)
647 Fulton Street at BRIC House – The Ballroom
Time: 6:30pm
FREE
BRIC JazzFest kicks-off with a new two-night film marathon featuring an array of classic films that shed light on some of the most influential artists and historical moments in jazz.
