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Free Friday Mornings At Brooklyn Botanic Garden
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is one of the most popular and beautiful destinations in all of Brooklyn. Located downtown, within walking distance of Nu Hotel, it’s a great place to visit when heading towards Prospect Park, or the Brooklyn Museum. From March through November, travelers can enjoy free admission on Friday Mornings before noon. (Children under the age of twelve are always admitted for free.) Book here to stay with Nu Hotel when traveling to Brooklyn. For more information, check…
Find out more »SummerStage
Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage features nearly 100 free and benefit concerts in Central Park and 17 neighborhood parks across NYC. The lineup features artists from a diverse range of genres reflecting the population of our global city. Spend the night with us after the show – click here to reserve your stay. Learn more about SummerStage here. When June 1 – September 24, 2019 Where Central Park + 17 neighborhood parks across NYC
Find out more »Robin Roi: The Root of the Matter
Welancora Gallery and NU Hotel Brooklyn are pleased to present The Root of the Matter, botanical inspired works by Robin Roi. This exhibition is in support of our partnership with the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and a continuation of our engagement with the larger Brooklyn Community. The work in this exhibition is inspired by Roi’s interest in pattern and repetition, from the natural and synthetic worlds. Pattern is an element that she uses more as a tool or a support beam holding…
Find out more »Photoville
Returning for its eighth year, Photoville transforms Brooklyn Bridge Plaza into an immersive photography village, showcasing 90+ shipping containers repurposed into galleries. Spend the night with us after the event – click here to reserve your stay. Learn more about Photoville here. When September 12-22, 2019 Where Brooklyn Bridge Plaza
Find out more »Brooklyn Book Festival
The Brooklyn Book Festival is an annual book fair and all-out literary celebration held in New York City’s best borough. It was founded in 2006 by the Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz with the mission of showcasing the unique literary voice of BK, and to celebrate the many authors who call this area home. Check out this year’s festival, which will once again offer an array of author readings, discussions, low-cost programs, parties, and more. Among the 300-plus authors who…
Find out more »Atlantic Antic
NYC’s largest street fair returns at the end of September, shutting down ten Brooklyn blocks to make way for 500+ booths and 12 live music stages. Atlantic Antic includes a variety of local food vendors, artists, craft breweries, musicians and more. Spend the night with us after the event – click here to reserve your stay. Learn more about Atlantic Antic here. When September 29, 2019 Where Brooklyn, NY
Find out more »Swan Lake/Loch na hEala at BAM
No, that’s not a typo. BAM is hosting an updated version of Swan Lake, incorporating ancient Irish mythology along with contemporary Irish influences. Fans of ballet and performing arts in general know the classic Swan Lake to be one of the most moving and influential tales in history. Come check out this new adaptation from writer-director-choreographer Michael Keegan-Dolan and his company Teac Damsa. Hosted by the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the production has earned a stellar reception in Dublin and…
Find out more »The Other Art Fair
The Other Art Fair is a top artist fair for the newest generation of art buyers, and producers in New York. This biannual event takes place every spring and fall in historic Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The fair is presented by Saatchi Art and Bombay Sapphire, and will showcase works by 130 independent artists chosen by a selection committee of art world experts. Those just dipping their toes into the art-buying game can find comfort here with pieces starting at a reasonable…
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