The Best Local Community Events in Brooklyn

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Tuesday Aug. 5, 2025

11 am – 8 pm

Clean Rite Center Brooklyn – Free Wash & Dry Event

Ages: All
Community
Family
Free

Clean Rite Center

Wednesday Aug. 6

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9 am – 3 pm

Hope Ballfield Farmers Markets!

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Noon – 1 pm

Fighting for the Underdogs | The Borgen Project

Ages: 9 and up
Community
Family
Free

6:30 – 7:30 pm

Yoga Club Meeting (Free Yoga Class in Prospect Park)

Thursday Aug. 7

8 am – 5 pm

The Billie Holiday Theatre Presents Black Joy Film Fest

Ages: All
Community
Family
Film

The Billie Holiday TheatreBed Stuy

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7 – 9 pm

Divination Exchange Party! Give Readings & Get Readings!

Barrow’s Intense Tasting RoomSunset Park, Brooklyn

Friday Aug. 8

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Noon – 3 pm

Back to School Giveaway

Ages: 3 and up
Community
Family
Free

Neighborhood Care Crown HeightsCrown Heights

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7 – 10 pm

The Billie Holiday Theatre Presents Summer Music Series

The Billie Holiday TheatreBed Stuy

Saturday Aug. 9

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8 am – 3 pm

Maria Hernandez Farmers Market

Maria Hernandez ParkBushwick

Sunday Aug. 10

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9 am – 2 pm

Irving Square Park Farmers Markets!

Irving Square ParkBushwick

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Noon – 6 pm

Second Sundays at Pioneer Works – August 10 2025

Ages: 5 – 8
Community
Dance
Family

Pioneer WorksRed Hook

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