The Best Events Happening in Brooklyn This Week: 9.28.19 – 10.4.19
Hello Fall!
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by — Friday, October 4th, 2019 —
Downtown Brooklyn Arts Festival
300 Ashland at The Plaza
Time: 5pm – 8pm
FREE
The Downtown Brooklyn Arts Festival (DBAF) returns to celebrate Downtown Brooklyn’s cultural community and the artists, writers, and performers who inspire the borough’s creative spirit. During the annual celebration, acclaimed local arts organizations will open their doors with exciting performances, classes, and tours, and offer a host of free outdoor programming at The Plaza at 300 Ashland located at Flatbush and Lafayette Avenues.
The Pink Party – A Benefit Concert for Planned Parenthood
214 Starr Street at Starr Bar
Time: 7pm – 10pm
Price: $10
The “Pink Party” is a 21+ benefit concert that celebrates women’s health and women empowerment. The concert will showcase a strong diverse female lineup including Kash, Bianca Jade, Tiffany Baira & will feature sounds from local DJ, Roboslam!
Caribbean Night Skate Party
150 Furman Street (PIER 2) at Brooklyn Bridge Park Roller Skating
Time: 7pm – 10:30pm
Price: $10
Skate to dancehall, soca and Caribbean music all night!
Free Outdoor Family Movie: Jurassic World
69th Street & Colonial Rd at Owl’s Head Park
Time: 8pm – 10pm
FREE
Bring a chair, a blanket, your family and friends — they’ll handle the rest, including the popcorn!
DOG SEES GOD: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead
260 Meserole Street at 3 Dollar Bill
Time: 8pm – 10pm
Price: $18
DOG SEES GOD: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal is a play that cleverly reimagines our favorite characters from the Peanuts comic strips by Charles M.Schulz, and portrays them as adolescent degenerates. The play surrounds itself with prevalent and timeless issues such as identity; relationships; death; sexual orientation and drug use. A play that is relatable to all ages and audiences. 10% of profits will be donated the non-profit organization (To Write Love On Her Arms) that deals with mental health and suicide prevention through directly reaching those sufferers as well as educating and supporting those who surround them.
