10 am – 5 pm Kosher Wonderland at the Jewish Children’s Museum Ages: 8 and underAttractions Family History & Culture Jewish Children’s MuseumCrown Heights
10 am – 5 pm Kosher Wonderland at the Jewish Children’s Museum Ages: 8 and underAttractions Family History & Culture Jewish Children’s MuseumCrown Heights
10 am – 5 pm Kosher Wonderland at the Jewish Children’s Museum Ages: 8 and underAttractions Family History & Culture Jewish Children’s MuseumCrown Heights
5 – 7 pm Free Kayaking Ages: AllFamily Free Sports Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 4 BeachBrooklyn Heights
8 am – 5 pm The Billie Holiday Theatre Presents Black Joy Film Fest Ages: AllCommunity Family Film The Billie Holiday TheatreBed Stuy
10 am – 5 pm Kosher Wonderland at the Jewish Children’s Museum Ages: 8 and underAttractions Family History & Culture Jewish Children’s MuseumCrown Heights
5 – 7 pm Free Kayaking Ages: AllFamily Free Sports Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 4 BeachBrooklyn Heights
6 – 9 pm Sounds at Sunset: Brooklyn Americana Ages: AllFamily Free Music Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 6 Liberty Lawn
10 am – 4 pm Free Kayaking Ages: AllFamily Free Sports Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 4 BeachBrooklyn Heights
11 am – noon Ready, Set, Kindergarten! at the Sheepshead Bay Library Ages: 5 – 8Family Free Brooklyn Public Library Sheepshead BaySheepshead Bay
11 am – 7 pm STooPS Art & Community 12th Annual Summer Festival Ages: AllArt Community Family Decatur St. between Lewis & Stuyvesant AvesBed-Stuy
11 am – 2 pm Skylight Confessions Wall: Swap parenting confessions for coffee! Ages: AllFamily Free Kent Ave & S. 2nd StreetWilliamsburg
1 – 3 pm Open Bluegrass Jam Session Ages: AllCommunity Family Free East Fourth Street Community Garden
10 am – 5 pm Kosher Wonderland at the Jewish Children’s Museum Ages: 8 and underAttractions Family History & Culture Jewish Children’s MuseumCrown Heights
Noon – 3:30 pm Free Kayaking Ages: AllFamily Free Sports Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 4 BeachBrooklyn Heights
AMNY Bronx hit-and-run driver who deliberately struck people with SUV after argument still at large: cops