Guidelet: Beautiful Beauteous Bountiful Brooklyn
A travel guide to Brooklyn, NY, United States | Target Market: families, travelers, hippies, artists, newlyweds, yuppies, backpackers, business, university student | A travel guide by: Mia Shotwell
Brooklyn New York is booming with beautiful art museums and galleries to explore. Enjoy the variety and be inspired. Brooklyn promises an adventure of art inspiration and discovery. In addition to the beauteous galleries and museum, visit the many cultural centers to experience yoga studios, dance performances, theater productions, and much more.
Summary of points of interest in this travel guide to Brooklyn, NY, United States
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The Edge Condominium and Town Square Present SummerStarz Film Seriesa day,night,varies,check site first option
Brooklyn Navy Yard Center at BLDG 92
Why visit:
Located in a former military residence on the grounds of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, this small museum chronicles the mighty history of the former shipbuilding center—which, at its peak during World War II, employed close to 70,000 people.a day,free,varies,check site first option
at 63 Flushing Ave, Unit 300
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Why visit:
Those searching for a little peace and quiet would do well to spend a few hours at this verdant oasis.a day,fixed price,check site first option
at 990 Washington Ave
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Brooklyn Bridge
Why visit:
Some city parks—Central and Prospect, most obviously—were built to replicate rustic fields and preserve serene woodland. Brooklyn Bridge Park, however, was not—and that\\\\\\\'s precisely why it has become so popular in the almost three years since it debuted.a day,free,just show up option
at Brooklyn Bridge
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brooklyn flea
Why visit:
In the nearly five years since its debut, this market has elevated the vintage-shopping experience, setting a new standard for both goods and food vendors, and emphasizing local purveyors where possible.a day,free,just show up option
at 80 N 5th St
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Brooklyn Heights Promenade
Why visit:
It’s easy to forget that you’re standing atop the hectic Brooklyn-Queens Expressway while strolling along this esplanade, which opened in 1950.a day,free,just show up option
at Columbia Heights
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Brooklyn Museum
Why visit:
Brooklyn’s premier institution is a less-crowded alternative to Manhattan’s bigger-name spaces.a day,varies,check site first option
at 200 Eastern Pkwy
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The Green-Wood Cemetery
Why visit:
A National Historic Landmark-Established 1838-One of the largest outdoor collections of 19th- and 20th-century statuary and mausoleums.a day,free,just show up option
at 500 25th St
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New York Transit Museum
Why visit:
Other archives may offer broader perspectives on city history, but we love the Transit Museum because it goes deep into one essential element of New York life: the public transit system.a day,free,just show up option
at Boerum Pl
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Prospect Park
Why visit:
Prospect Park is a 585-acre urban oasis located in the heart of Brooklyn, New York City\'s most populous borough.a day,free,just show up option
at Prospect Park
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a.m. richard fine art
Why visit:
The elegant guide describes in words and in pictures the chattels of the prisoners at the camps in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. It also provides a Playlist of the songs played to prisoners at the camps. The 52-page guide includes 18 black and white illustrations and two colour plates. It is designed by Shannon Griffiths and is is published in Toronto by YYZ.a day,fixed price,just show up option
at 328 Berry St
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BAX | Brooklyn Arts Exchange
Why visit:
BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange arts and artists in progress - is a multi-arts non-profit organization in Park Slope.a day,varies,check site first option
at 421 5th Ave
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Bond Street Studio
Why visit:
Bond Street Gallery is located between Smith Street's chic restaurants and shops and the developing neighborhood of Gowanus. This location perfectly illustrates the gallery\\\\\\\'s mission, which is to present photography from the spaces in between-from artists who often fall through the cracks of the arbitrary and dated classifications of traditional curatorship.a dinner,varies,just show up option
at 235 Bond St
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Artichoke Dance Company
Why visit:
Artichoke Dance Company creates unique dance works, presents public performances and offers participatory educational experiences in dance and dance making by using the interactive, cooperative, and community building aspects of dance to develop physical, creative, and social skills and artistic and cultural understanding.a day,varies,check site first option
at 235 Bond St
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BAM
Why visit:
BAM is a thriving urban arts center that brings international theater, dance, opera, music, literature, film, and visual arts to Brooklyn.a night,varies,check site first option
at 235 Bond St
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Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation
Why visit:
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, the nation's first community development corporation, partners with residents and businesses to improve the quality of life of Central Brooklyn by fostering economic self sufficiency, enhancing family stability, promoting the arts and culture and transforming the neighborhood into a safe, vibrant place to live, work, and visit.a day,varies,check site first option
at 1368 Fulton St
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Bike And Roll
Why visit:
Bike and Roll is located in Brooklyn Bridge Park and is one of the 11 locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn. They offer bike rentals and tours, and have a seasonal location in Prospect Park.a day,varies,check site first option
at 557 12th Ave
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Body by Brooklyn
Why visit:
Spa and Lounge 10,000 square feet in Brooklyna lunch,varies,check site first option
at 275 Park Ave
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BRIC House
Why visit:
BRIC Arts|Media|Bklyn is a multi-disciplinary arts and media non-profit dedicated to presenting visual, performing, and media arts programs that reflect Brooklyna day,fixed price,check site first option
at 647 Fulton St
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Britton Science Rotunda & Gallery
Why visit:
BRIC Contemporary Art presents exhibitions, public events, and an innovative arts education program at BRIC Rotunda Gallery and around the borough.a day,fixed price,check site first option
at LuEsther T. Meets Library, 4th Floor
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Brooklyn Arts Council
Why visit:
Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC), an arts and services organization founded in 1966, is the umbrella for Brooklyn's range of cultural groups and individual artists working in the visual, performing, media, and literary arts.a day,varies,check site first option
at LuEsther T. Meets Library, 4th Floor
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Brooklyn Bodega
Why visit:
The Brooklyn Bodega was started by a group of Hip Hop heads and creative cats in BKNY.a day,night,varies,check site first option
at LuEsther T. Meets Library, 4th Floor
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Brooklyn Bridge Park
Why visit:
For nearly 20 years, the Brooklyn Bridge park Conservancy has been working to bring a world-class park to the downtown Brooklyn waterfront.a day,free,just show up option
at Main St.
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Brooklyn Historical Society
Why visit:
nThe Brooklyn Chemical Society is a subsection of the American Chemical Society. Their mission is to promote the interaction and scholarship of chemists in Brookyln and Manhattan. Meetings and social events are open to the public.a day,varies,check site first option
at 128 Pierrepont St
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Brooklyn Children\\\'s Museum
Why visit:
An international model for museum and community programs, Brooklyn Children’s Museum offers interactive learning adventures through hands-on exhibitions, multicultural performances, creative workshops, and an extensive collection of cultural artifacts and natural science specimens.a day,varies,check site first option
at 145 Brooklyn Ave
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Brooklyn City Streetcar Company
Why visit:
Brooklyn City Streetcar Company, Inc. (BCSC) has been established to bring sensible transportation to Brooklyn in the form of historic electric trolleys. BCSC also presents events such as art and music fairs, primarily in Coney Island.a day,night,varies,just show up option
at 1360 Ocean Parkway
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Brooklyn Indie Market
Why visit:
Brooklyn Indie Market is a collective of fashion and product designers. There is a connection between emerging designers and consumers, retail buyers, stylists, personal shoppers and the press.a day,varies,check site first option
at Smith St and Union St
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Brooklyn International Film Festival
Why visit:
The Brooklyn International Film Festival (BiFF), is an International, competitive festival for and by independent film makers.a day,night,varies,check site first option
at 180 S 4th Street
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Brooklyn Lyceum
Why visit:
The 7th of seven public bathhouses commissioned by the boro of Brooklyn. Opened January 1st, 1910 with a large indoor pool and showers for up to 200 people at a time.a day,varies,check site first option
at 227 4th Ave
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brooklyn philharmonic
Why visit:
One of the nation\'s groundbreaking music ensembles, the Brooklyn Philharmonic continues to be a vital presence in the cultural life of the New York metropolitan area.a night,varies,check site first option
at 227 4th Ave
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Brooklyn Pride Inc.
Why visit:
Producer of Brooklyn\\\\\\\'s Annual LGBT Pride event, the 2nd Saturday in June. The Event features a Multi-Cultural Street Festival, a 5 K Run in Prospect Park, a 6 hour Entertainment Stage, a Kids Space, and a Twilght Parade. Brooklyn Pride also produces year round events to highlight LGBT businesses, programs and events to highlight the diversity of Brooklyn communities and it\\\\\\\'s LGBT population.a day,free,check site first option
at P.O. Box 150508
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Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition
Why visit:
This year celebrating its 30th anniversary, the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition (BWAC)is an artists organization with 400+ members.a day,varies,check site first option
at 499 Van Brunt St
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CastleBraid
Why visit:
CastleBraid Artillery is a collective of artists, musicians, professionals and general creatives based at the CastleBraid building in Bushwick, Brooklyn.a night,varies,check site first option
at Troutman St
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Causey Contemporary Gallery
Why visit:
Causey Contemporary cultivates and represents contemporary artists from their emergence through their maturity.a day,varies,check site first option
at 92 Wythe Ave
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Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium
Why visit:
Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium, founded in 1999, is an amalgam of jazz musicians, entertainment venues, patrons of the music, community and faith based organizations.a night,varies,check site first option
at 29 Pulaski Street
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Coney Island Cyclone Roller Coaster
Why visit:
The Coney Island Cyclone is one of the most famous attractions in New York City. The first rides of the historic roller coaster began on June 26, 1927. Over 80 years later, the Cyclone is still thrilling thousands of riders each year.a day,fixed price,check site first option
at 834 Surf Avenue
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Coney Island History Project
Why visit:
View historic artifacts, photographs, maps, ephemera, folk art treasures and films of Coney Island\\\\\\\'s colorful past.a day,free,check site first option
at 3059 West 12th
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Dance Theatre Etcetera
Why visit:
Premised on the belief that the arts are an effective vehicle for social transformation, Dance Theatre Etcetera unites artists and community members as co-creators in dynamic cultural activities.a night,varies,check site first option
at 480 Van Brunt St
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Fish NYC
Why visit:
10% of the anglers catch 90% of the fish. FISH NYC helps you become one of the 10% by providing brand name tackle, a (6) six passenger charter boat, and private party boat/Destination trips.a day,varies,check site first option
at 2094 East 68th Street
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Forgotten Championship Wrestling
Why visit:
A wrestling company based in NY that is family friendly. Every event/show has a charity aspect.a day,night,varies,check site first option
at 275 N. 8th St.
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Fort Greene Park
Why visit:
The Conservancy sponsors the very popular Halloween Festival in the Fall, a film series in the summer, \\\\\\\"It\\\\\\\'s My Park\\\\\\\" clean-up days, concerts and other park events.a day,varies,check site first option
at Washington Park
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Front Room Gallery
Why visit:
The Front Room Gallery of Contemporary Art, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York Since 1999 The Front Room Gallery has been dedicated to exhibiting artwork by emerging and mid-career artists with a concentration on photography, conceptual art, video, audio art, and installation.a day,varies,check site first option
at 147 Roebling Street
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Galapagos Art Space
Why visit:
Galapagos Art Space is a stunning performance space that presents some of the most interesting and captivating live music, theater, and cabaret performances in Brooklyn.a day,night,varies,check site first option
at 16 Main St
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Hamptonians new York
Why visit:
Hamptonians New York is a non-profit organization. It is governed by a group of civic minded individuals - mostly of Caribbean Heritage but not exclusively- working to support the development of especially Caribbean Immigrants and Caribbean American youth by using the arts and culture.a day,free,check site first option
at 1562 Rockaway Parkway
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Heart of Brooklyn, A Cultural Partnership
Why visit:
Heart of Brooklyn (HOB) is a partnership of the leading cultural institutions located near Grand Army Plaza in central Brooklyn.a day,free,check site first option
at 789 Washington Ave
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House Of Art Gallery
Why visit:
House of Art Gallery is a contemporary fine art gallery that markets, promotes and sells the work of visual artists.a day,varies,check site first option
at 408 Marcus Garvey Blvd
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ISCP
Why visit:
International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) presents the fifth presentation of short-run curated art exhibitions, Picture Parlors.a day,night,varies,check site first option
at 1040 Metropolitan Ave
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Jammins Entertainment Complex
Why visit:
Began in 1990, Jammins Entertainment has become synonymous with producing Music Festival in the New York Area as well along the East Coast.a day,night,varies,check site first option
at 1020 E 48th St
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Kentler International Drawing Space
Why visit:
Kentler International Drawing Space is a 501(c) (3) non-profit exhibition venue presenting contemporary drawings and works on paper by local, national and international artists as part of the cultural fabric of the community.a day,very cheap,check site first option
at 353 Van Brunt St
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Kumble Theater
Why visit:
The Kumble Theater for the Performing Arts at Long Island University\\\\\\\'s Brooklyn Campus is a dynamic, state-of-the art performance venue serving one of the most diverse campuses and communities in the country.a night,varies,check site first option
at Long Island University
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Littlefield
Why visit:
littlefield is a new performance and art space in Brooklyn\\\\\\\'s Gowanus neighborhood nestled between Park Slope and Carroll Gardens.a day,lunch,dinner,night,free,just show up option
at 622 Degraw St
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Look North Gallery
Why visit:
Look North Gallery is committed to promoting contemporary Inuit and Arctic art through its gallery on the Brooklyn Waterfront.a day,varies,check site first option
at 275 Conover St, Apt 4E
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Luna Park NYC
Why visit:
On the border between ocean and beach, no place is more extraordinary than Luna Park in Coney Island. This quirky and clean entertainment area features more than just sun, sand and the world-famous Cyclone Roller Coaster.a day,night,varies,check site first option
at 1000 Surf Ave
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Mark Morris Dance Center
Why visit:
The Mark Morris Dance Group was formed in 1980 and gave its first concert that year in New York City.a night,varies,check site first option
at 3 Lafayette Ave
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MetroTech BID
Why visit:
The MetroTech Business Improvement District (BID) is a non-profit community development organization founded in 1992 to further revitalization of Downtown Brooklyn.a day,free,just show up option
at 4 Metrotech Ctr, 11201
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Micro Museum
Why visit:
Micro Museum is a 24 year old eclectic interactive art center in Downtown Brooklyn.a day,varies,check site first option
at 123 Smith St
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Momenta Art Gallery
Why visit:
Momenta Art is an artist-run charitable institution that works to promote emerging and underrepresented artists.a day,very cheap,check site first option
at 359 Bedford Ave
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Narrows Community Theater, Inc.
Why visit:
Narrows Community Theater, Inc. has been a Bay Ridge institution for over thirty-five years, having consistently produced two shows each year plus providing musical concerts and workshops.a day,varies,check site first option
at 9728 Third Avenue
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New York Aquarium
Why visit:
It\\\\\\\'s a place where miracles do happen, and where magic is enjoyed every day of the week. Sharks, sea turtles, jellyfish, sea otters, walruses - including one of the few baby walruses in any aquarium, and 10,000 other species call this place home.a day,fixed price,check site first option
at 602 Surf Ave.
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NTDTV\\\'s Chinese New Year Splendor
Why visit:
As part of an 80 city world tour, Divine Performing Arts is coming to Brooklyn for the first time ever, bringing its exhilarating and highly acclaimed blend of classical Chinese dance and music.a day,varies,check site first option
at 30 Lafayette Avenue
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Old Stone House
Why visit:
The Old Stone House in the Park Slope/Gowanus neighborhood in Brooklyn was originally built in 1699 beside the Gowanus Creek.a day,varies,check site first option
at 336 3rd St
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Parkers Box
Why visit:
Parker\\\\\\\'s Box is a seven year old gallery, established in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn in 2000.a day,varies,check site first option
at 193 Grand St
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Parks And Recreation
Why visit:
Parks & Recreation is the steward of more than 29,000 acres of land.a day,free,just show up option
at 193 Grand St
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PortSide New York
Why visit:
PortSide NewYork seeks to breathe life into the relationship between landside communities and the maritime sector.a day,free,just show up option
at Pier 11, Atlantic Basin Conover St
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Quiet Come Dawn
Why visit:
QUIET COME DAWN is an aerial dance, theatre and spoken word piece conceived by YaliniDream & Kiebpoli Calnek.a night,varies,check site first option
at 241 Bedford Avenue
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Quilters\\\' Guild of Brooklyn
Why visit:
With more than 200 members, the Quilters\\\\\\\' Guild of Brooklyn promotes the art of quilting.a day,varies,check site first option
at P.O. Box 180414
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Recycle-A-Bicycle
Why visit:
Recycle-A-Bicycle is a not for profit environmental education and job training program for New York City youth.a day,varies,check site first option
at 35 Pearl St
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Red Hook Waterfront Arts Festival
Why visit:
The Red Hook International Film Festival is an annual showcase of short films from Brooklyn and around the world.a day,varies,check site first option
at Valentino pier
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Regina Opera Company
Why visit:
Regina Opera Company is a professional-level opera company which presents fully-staged operas and vocal concerts at their venue, Lady of Perpetual Help auditorium.a night,varies,check site first option
at 5902 6th Ave
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RHV Fine Art
Why visit:
RHV Fine Art presents the compelling work of emerging and established local and national artists in a relaxed domestic-like setting.a day,varies,check site first option
at 683 6th Ave
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Screwball Spaces
Why visit:
Screwball Spaces, LLC provides New York City visual artists affordable studio space with amenities within a vibrant community of working artists.a day,varies,check site first option
at 183 Lorraine St
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Shop art gallery
Why visit:
Shop Art is a neighborhood gallery that aims at making arts more accessible to people and allow artists to increase their visibility and reach within their own community.a day,varies,check site first option
at 51 bergen st
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Slate Gallery
Why visit:
Slate Gallery features projects and exhibitions by contemporary artists living in the U.S. and abroad.a day,varies,check site first option
at 136 Wythe Avenue
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The Space
Why visit:
Space 414 is a storefront space located on Van Brunt Street in the dynamic, artistic community of Red Hook, Brooklyn.a night,varies,check site first option
at 136 Wythe Avenue
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Sputnik Gallery
Why visit:
SPUTNIK is a bi-level bar restaurant and performance space located in Clinton Hill.Catering to it's ecclectic, sophisticated clientele, SPUTNIK is noted for it\'s "burger joint\" style menu that focuses on your choice of specialty meats (elk, ostrich, bison, beef, turkey, or veggie patty).a lunch,dinner,varies,just show up option
at 547 W 27th St, Rm 518
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St. Ann`s Warehouse
Why visit:
For 34 years, St. Ann’s Warehouse has commissioned, produced, and presented a unique and eclectic body of innovative theater and concert presentations that meet at the intersection of theater and rock and roll.a day,varies,check site first option
at 29 Jay Street
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Stacy Stewart Smith Enterprises, Inc.
Why visit:
Stacy Stewart Smith Gallery represents artists (including Stacy Smith himself) from his studio and gallery through special events and private showings.a day,varies,check site first option
at 972 Atlantic Avenue
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Tablarasa Gallery
Why visit:
Tabla Rasa is an acclaimed art gallery that profiles works of emerging, mid- career, and established artists of Brooklyn, New York, and the United States.a day,varies,check site first option
at 224 48th St
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The Brick
Why visit:
The Brick and its company, The Brick Theater, Inc., were founded in 2002 by Robert Honeywell and Michael Gardner. Formerly an auto-body shop, a yoga center, and various storage spaces, this brick-walled garage in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was completely refurbished as a state-of-the-art performance space.a day,night,varies,check site first option
at 579 Metropolitan Ave
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The Edge Condominium and Town Square Present SummerStarz Film Series
Why visit:
For the second consecutive year, Williamsburg\\\\\\\'s hottest condominium development, The Edge, is giving New Yorkers a chance to enjoy free summer entertainment for all ages.a day,night,varies,check site first option
at 90 Kent Ave
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The Hogar Collection
Why visit:
The Hogar Collection is a gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn that represents promising emerging and mid career American and International artists working innovatively in all contemporary art-making practices including painting, sculpture, photography, installation, video and sound.a day,varies,check site first option
at 362 Grand Street
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The Invisible Dog
Why visit:
The Invisible Dog Art Center opened in October, 2009, a raw space in a vast converted factory building with a charmed history and an open-ended mission: to create, from the ground up, a new kind of interdisciplinary arts center.a day,varies,check site first option
at 51 Bergen St
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The Scandinavian East Coast Museum
Why visit:
The Scandinavian East Coast Museum\\\\\\\'s mission is to educate and celebrate the history of Scandinavians throughout the East Coast, Brooklyn serving as their core.a day,varies,check site first option
at 440 Ovington Avenue
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The Toy Museum Of NY
Why visit:
First established in 1999 as The Doll and Toy Museum of NYC, the not-for-profit educational museum changed its name to The Toy Museum of NY in Spring 2009 in celebration of its 10th anniversary.a day,varies,check site first option
at 180 Smith Street
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TDF (Theatre Development Fund)
Why visit:
TKTS Downtown Brooklyn offers discount tickets to Broadway, Off Broadway, music, dance and Brooklyn performing arts events.a night,varies,check site first option
at 520 8th Ave
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UrbanGlass
Why visit:
UrbanGlass is a leading resource for both aspiring and established artists wishing to create with glass.a day,varies,check site first option
at 647 Fulton St
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WAGMAG
Why visit:
WAGMAG has been serving the art community in Brooklyn for seven years, producing a free monthly listing service for galleries as well as an arts events page, a map and critical reviewsa day,varies,check site first option
at 147 Roebling St.
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Waterfront Museum
Why visit:
A \\\\\\\"floating museum and showboat barge\\\\\\\" housed aboard the last remaining covered wooden barge lovingly restored and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.a day,varies,check site first option
at 290 Conover St
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Weeksville Heritage
Why visit:
During the 19th century, the village of Weeksville was a vibrant and independent African American community.a day,lunch,dinner,night,free,just show up option
at 1698 Bergen St
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Williamsburg Gallery Association
Why visit:
Williamsburg Gallery Association aids and encourages the public presentation of local and international art in the vicinity of greater Williamsburg as an integral and necessary component of an ongoing creative dialogue.a day,varies,check site first option
at 147 Roebling St
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Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum
Why visit:
Built c. 1652, the original portion of the Pieter Claesen Wyckoff House is the oldest structure in New York City. Its history exemplifies the diversity of Brooklyna day,varies,check site first option
at 5816 Clarendon Rd
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McCarren Park
Why visit:
In the summer especially, the area serves as both home base for an indie kickball league and swimmers enjoying the 1,500-person-capacity, cerulean-blue pool. It\'s the primary habitat for the much-talked-about species known as the New York Hipster.a day,varies,just show up option
at 780 Lorimer St
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Rubulad @ 3rd Ward
Why visit:
A labyrinthine 30,00o square foot workspace with metal shops, dance studios, computer labs, and everything in between.a day,varies,just show up option
at 780 Lorimer St
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