Activate Our Plazas

Albee Square sits at the heart of famous Fulton Mall, next to historic Dime Savings Bank and City Point (home to Primark, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Trader Joe’s, Target, Sixpoint Brewery Taproom, and DeKalb Market Hall). Albee Square has hosted concerts, outdoor movies, fashion shows, pop-up beach and carnival parties, among many others. Albee Square has become a gathering place for the community and a spacious venue for great programming and sponsorship.

The Plaza at 300 Ashland sits at the heart of the Brooklyn Cultural District, adjacent to brownstone Brooklyn neighborhoods of Fort Greene, Boerum Hill, and Park Slope. The design of the plaza, with its broad sweep of steps overlooking Downtown Brooklyn, affords the perfect venue for large-scale festivals, markets, and community events. DBP has partnered with premier local organizations such as BAM, BRIC, Chelsea Piers Fitness, Brooklyn Public Library, Mark Morris Dance Group, and TFANA to offer free, high-quality programming. It is also on the Mile 8 marker on the NYC Marathon route – perfect for promoting your brand to the cheering crowds!

Just off the bustling Fulton Mall (Brooklyn’s most famous shopping district), Willoughby Plaza is surrounded by popular restaurants and cozily lit by tivoli lights in the evenings. Steps from Downtown Brooklyn’s NYU campus, bustling Brooklyn Commons, and the Court Street commercial corridor, the plaza sees a lot of weekday foot traffic. Our popular Summer Salsa series takes place here as well as lunchtime music, game nights, fashion shows, and concerts. Willoughby Plaza is a prime location for a variety of events and commercial activations.

This 1.15 acre site will bring green space and community amenities to Downtown Brooklyn, further enhancing the growing commercial, residential, and cultural hub. Designed by renowned landscape architecture firm Hargreaves Jones, plans include a new play area, lawn space, dog park, lush ornamental plantings, and multiple seating areas.

Located in the heart of Brookfield Properties’ bustling office campus known as Brooklyn Commons, Brooklyn Commons Park is a large open space where you are bound to find everyone from students and workers having lunch to parents playing with their children after work. The Commons is the location for programming such as outdoor fairs, pickleball and badminton, ice skating, seasonal beer garden, and DBP’s DTBK Presents series of fitness classes, lunchtime performances, and ping pong events.