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The Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation has announced they have renewed their Arts Outreach program at Launch Expeditionary Learning Charter School and the Ember Charter School in Brooklyn.

The Byzantine Choral Project (BCP) is a dynamic collaboration between playwright Helen Banner and composer Grace Oberhofer to make theater for women and nonbinary voices.

The Brick presents Never Let Go, the original unauthorized one man theatrical realization of James Cameron's Titanic, created for lovers, fans, and even skeptics, running September 29 - October 10 at The Brick Theater in Brooklyn, NY.

BAM R&B Festival returns for two weekends of free performances at Fort Greene Park, set for Saturdays and Sundays, October 2—3 and October 9—10.

This September, The Green-Wood Cemetery will present After the End, a participatory art installation that provides visitors with an opportunity to publicly share about their personal losses.

Described as “spellbinding” by The New York Times and “art pop of the Björk variety” by BrooklynVegan, Shrines is the moniker of Brooklyn-based singer and musician Carrie Erving (Ponyhof, Will Butler).

The Exponential Festival presents and promotes experimental performances created by New York-based artists working across all mediums.

At just over 5 miles long, Coney Island Avenue runs through the heart of New York City's most populous borough, connecting Park Circle at Prospect Park to the boardwalk at Brighton Beach.

Imagine This Women's International Film Festival will host its Sixth annual festival virtually, from September 24th - October 3rd.

What Will the Neighbors Say? has officially announced their relaunch, marking their fifth anniversary, their return to in-person programming and a dynamic and exciting new visual identity.

This year, 6 composers and 3 librettists have been selected to receive fellowships, including composers Gabrielle Herbst, J.

New York City's funniest comedians join together to share personal stories based on the weekly theme.

This year, DBAF features exciting programming, both virtual and in-person, with performances, classes, screenings, and exhibitions across the district, and a host of exciting free outdoor events at The Plaza at 300 Ashland, located at Flatbush and Lafayette Avenues.

What Will the Neighbors Say? has announced the members of their inaugural Board of Directors - Jillian Carucci as Chair, Naina Sethi as Vice-Chair and Jill Karole as Treasurer.

The American Symphony Orchestra (ASO) presents three free concerts of chamber music on September 16, 23, and 30 at Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 3 Greenway Terrace, as part of the Sounds at Sunset series.

The Brick gratefully returns to regular programming with ?!:New Works, an action-packed, split bill theater festival presenting New York artists doing their most potentially brilliant or disastrous work, back for its fifth year of programming.

Center for Performance Research, which supports the development of new work in contemporary dance and performance, has announced its 2021 Fall Season of public programs and residencies.

The 21st annual installment of the Coney Island Film Festival (named one of the '25 Coolest Film Festivals' by MovieMaker Magazine) hits the shores of Coney Island from Saturday, September 18th through Sunday, September 19th and online at xerb.

Brooklyn performance and civic space JACK has announced a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, September 14 at 11 a.

Presented as one of the Neighbors' bi-annual fundraisers, the digital gathering will celebrate and unpack 'She Said,' a #MeToo solo musical written by Lily Ali-Oshatz, which premiered last month at the Edinburgh Fringe in the American [In]Tent for the first time ever as an audio play.

The New York Burlesque Festival is the largest and most acclaimed festival of its kind in the world, attracting sold-out crowds since its premiere in 2003.

The feature film's Delphine's Prayers, Duelle, Chameleon Street and more come to BAM this October an November.

The Brooklyn Navy Yard has installed over 150 large-scale photos of Yard-made artworks and furniture along its fence line on Flushing Avenue.

Brooklyn Academy of Music has announced its BAMkids fall 2021 season, offering programs that ignite imagination and ideas through musical and cultural styles of performance, film screenings, interactive workshops, and creative showcases for families and children ages 3 to 13.

The Asase Yaa School of the Arts has announced its 10th Anniversary and 2021-22 Arts Outreach program will launch at four Brooklyn schools beginning September 13, 2021.