The Brooklyn Cultural District

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DISCOVER THE EPICENTER OF Brooklyn’s Arts + Culture

Arts and culture has been a defining focus for Downtown Brooklyn for more than a century. Building upon the rich history of the area’s existing institutions, the City and State of New York have invested over $100 million to support world-class cultural venues, public spaces, and streetscape improvements.

These institutions represent a wide array of artistic and cultural expression, from the storied Brooklyn Academy of Music and the modern BRIC Arts Media Center, to the emergent Irondale Center, and the cutting-edge Issue Project Room.

Explore the Brooklyn Cultural District

651 Arts 651 ARTS presents live dance, music, and theater events in venues throughout Brooklyn, and maintains a robust educational program. 651 Fulton Street
(718) 636-4181 Leisure Arts + Culture

A.R.T./NY South Oxford Space A.R.T./New York is the service and advocacy organization for the nation’s largest, most artistically influential and culturally diverse theater community: Off Broadway. 138 South Oxford Street
(718) 398-3078 Leisure Arts + Culture

BAM Peter Jay Sharp Building The Peter Jay Sharp Building houses the BAM Rose Cinemas, the Howard Gilman Opera House, and The Adam Space/BAMcafé. 30 Lafayette Avenue
(718) 636-4100 Leisure Arts + Culture

BAM Richard B. Fisher Building The BAM Richard B. Fisher Building – houses the Fishman Space, BAM Fisher HIllman Studio, BAM Fisher Rooftop Terrace and Stutz Gardens, and Leavitt Workshop. 321 Ashland Place
(718) 636-4100 Leisure Arts + Culture

Barclays Center Barclays Center serves as the home of the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets and can accommodate up to 19,000 visitors for musical performances. 620 Atlantic Avenue
(917) 618-6700 Leisure Entertainment Film + Theater Sports + Fitness

BRIC BRIC provides a platform for the development of new works in theater, dance, music, and multi-disciplinary performance. 647 Fulton Street
(718) 683-5600 Leisure Arts + Culture

Brooklyn Ballet At the heart of Brooklyn Ballet’s mission is the creation of new ballets that challenge conventions and defy expectations. 160 Schermerhorn Street
(718) 246-0146 Leisure Arts + Culture

Brooklyn Music School The Brooklyn Music School is a community school for the performing arts, founded in 1912 as the Brooklyn Music School Settlement. 126 Saint Felix Street
(718) 638-5660 Schools K-12

Brooklyn Paramount 60 years since its last curtain call, this palace of entertainment returns as a multi-genre sensory spectacle of state-of-the-art sound. 385 Flatbush Avenue Extension
(718) 281-5850 Leisure Arts + Culture Entertainment

Brooklyn Renaissance Art Downtown Brooklyn art lounge, studio, and gallery. 66 Willoughby Street
Leisure Arts + Culture

Charles P. Sifton Gallery Showcases the work of court officials and was created in recognition of United States District Judge Charles P. Sifton. 225 Cadman Plaza East
Leisure Arts + Culture

Clive Davis Gallery The Clive Davis Gallery, located in The Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU | Tisch, pays tribute to the career and accomplishments of recording industry legend, Clive Davis. 370 Jay Street
(212) 992-8400 Leisure Arts + Culture

Harvey Theater at BAM Strong The Harvey Theater at BAM Strong, originally the Majestic Theater, was renamed in 1999 in honor of former BAM president Harvey Lichtenstein. 651 Fulton Street
(718) 636-4100 Leisure Arts + Culture Entertainment Film + Theater

Irondale Center The Irondale Ensemble Project has a rich 25-year history of producing and teaching experimental theater. 85 South Oxford Street
(718) 488-9233 Leisure Arts + Culture

ISSUE Project Room ISSUE Project Room is a pioneering performance center, presenting projects by both emerging and established experimental artists. 22 Boerum Place
(718) 330-0313 Leisure Arts + Culture

Loading Dock Theatre Experience original plays that explore the extremes in human behavior, 170 Tillary Street
(646) 355-7518 Leisure Entertainment Film + Theater

Mark Morris Dance Center The Mark Morris Dance Center, founded in 2001, is the home of the world-renowned Mark Morris Dance Group, and the hub of dance and music education in Brooklyn. 3 Lafayette Avenue
(718) 624-8400 Leisure Arts + Culture

MoCADA MoCADA uses the visual arts as a point of departure for exploring new artistic production across a variety of disciplines. 80 Hanson Place
(718) 230-0492 x700 Leisure Arts + Culture

New York Transit Museum The New York Transit Museum is the largest museum in the United States devoted to urban public transportation history, and one of the premier institutions of its kind in the world. 99 Schermerhorn Street
(718) 694-1600 Leisure Arts + Culture

Roulette Roulette is a major New York City venue for contemporary music and intermedia art. 509 Atlantic Avenue
(917) 267-0363 Leisure Arts + Culture

Smack Mellon Smack Mellon presents solo and group exhibitions in their singular 6,000-square-foot gallery space. 92 Plymouth Street
(718) 834-8761 Leisure Arts + Culture

St. Ann’s Warehouse 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. 45 Water Street
(718) 254-8779 Leisure Arts + Culture

The Center for Brooklyn History The Center for Brooklyn History is a nationally recognized urban history center dedicated to preserving and encouraging the study of Brooklyn’s extraordinary 400-year history. 128 Pierrepont Street
(718) 222-4111 Leisure Arts + Culture

The Center for Fiction The Center for Fiction welcomes readers and writers of all ages and from all walks of life. 15 Lafayette Avenue
(212) 755-6710 Leisure Arts + Culture

The Mark O’Donnell Theater @ The Actors Fund Arts Center The Actors Fund Arts Center is a state-of-the-art black box performance venue and rehearsal space located in the lobby level of The Schermerhorn. 160 Schermerhorn Street
(718) 640-1841 Leisure Arts + Culture Entertainment Film + Theater