New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) announced today the first ever Brooklyn Army Terminal (BAT) Block Party will take place on Saturday, September 15th.

The BAT campus has recently undergone major renovations and officially opened the historic property to the public. The BAT Block Party, which celebrates the campus’ 100th anniversary, will build on other exciting community events that have taken place there this year including the Swale floating food forest, the Boricua Festival, Rooftop Films and this year’s Brooklyn PopUp dinner from Handmade Events.

The BAT Block Party will feature special art exhibits by resident artists of ArtBuilt and ChaShaMa, an array of fun product demos curated by BAT-based companies like Uncommon Goods, Lowercase NYC, Tailored Industry, Riva Precision, City Saucery, and MOMO Dressing, family-friendly activities like kite making and crafts with the Singing Winds and a book making for kids workshop from Purgatory Pie Press, delicious food vendors like Mums Kitchen, a relaxing beer garden from vendors like Five Boroughs Brewery, KCBC Brewery, Singlecut, product demos from Futureworks NYC companies, an art installation by Harumi Ori, and a historical augmented reality experience from NYU Tandon and NYC Media Lab partners.

Brooklyn-born artists Busta Rhymes and Justine Skye will perform a FREE concert and the party will also feature music from New York City-based DJ Natasha Diggs.
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The event will run from 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., with music starting at 3:00pm. The event will be followed by a free screening of Dead Pigs by Rooftop Films from 8:30pm – 11:00pm. The first 250 guest will receive FREE BAT t-shirts and baseball hats.

Brooklyn Army Terminal is located at 140 58th St. The event is FREE and open to the public, but RSVP is strongly encouraged.