August 2026 Event Calendar

Each month, our events calendar features community activities in and around Sunset Park. If you have an upcoming event you would like to share, contact us!

Through Thursday, August 27

All the Mail Art I Have in My Possession, 2011–2025 Chashama artist studios at MADE Bush Terminal, 13 42nd St. · By appointment Mitsuko Brooks presents 14 years of received mail art, correspondence and artist exchanges. To arrange a visit, email mitsuko.brooks@gmail.com. Free More info

Through Friday, August 28

Shorefront: Where Water Meets Industry MADE Bush Terminal, Building A first-floor lobby, 13 42nd St. Leslie Kerby’s exhibition pairs sculpture and photography to explore the working waterfront, industrial change and the relationship between land and water. Free More info

Saturday, August 1

Venezuelan Pernil Sandwich Fundraiser Liebre Cafe, 4017 Seventh Ave. · 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Liebre Cafe serves Venezuelan-style pernil sandwiches, with live music by Lesser Known Women and raffle prizes. All proceeds will support people who need prosthetic care after the June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela. Donations encouraged More info

America250 Tours at Green-Wood Green-Wood Cemetery, 500 25th St. · Walking tour 9:30–10:30 a.m.; family trolley tour 10–11:30 a.m. Learn about the summer of 1776 and the Battle of Brooklyn on the ground where it happened. Choose a walking tour or a family-friendly trolley tour. Free More info

54th Street Summer Block Party and Community Mural Painting Day 54th Street at Fifth Avenue (Citibank building) · Noon–3 p.m. After years of planning and community engagement, the Sunset Park Community Mural is ready to be painted. Wear clothes that can get dirty and join neighbors during the 54th Street block party to paint part of the mural. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. No RSVP is required. Contact: Katie Walsh. Free

Brooklyn Women’s Writing Group at City League City League Coffee Roasters, 6808 Fourth Ave. · 1:30–3 p.m. A free, inclusive writing meetup for women — cis and trans — as well as genderqueer, gender-nonconforming and nonbinary people who identify with women’s experiences. Participants can bring a project or use the group’s prompts; each session opens and closes with a short discussion. The group meets every Saturday throughout August. Free More info

The Magic of Moving Pictures Sunset Park Library, 5108 Fourth Ave. · 2–3:30 p.m. Teaching artist Maya Perry leads a free animation workshop series for children ages 6–14, with hands-on activities exploring animation history, storytelling and techniques. The series meets every Saturday through August 22. Drop-ins are welcome; registration is encouraged. Free Register

I’m Squawkin’ Here! Pigeon Puppet Workshop Lista Studios at Industry City · 2:30–5:30 p.m. Artist Jenna Rothstein leads a family workshop making jointed paper puppets inspired by New York City’s pigeons using paper fasteners, drawing and collage. $48 per family More info

Lipo Citta, Shadow Riot and Matt Hunter & The Dusty Fates at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 4–7 p.m. Three bands perform at Mama Tried’s Saturday-afternoon live-music series. No cover; tip the bands More info

Stoops, Sirens, and Stickball: Sunset Park When Neighborhood Memories Become Art Industry City, 900 Third Ave. · Opening party 5–8 p.m.; the exhibition is open weekends, 1–6 p.m., throughout August Tamavis D. Santiago curates a community exhibition featuring artists whose work reflects Sunset Park’s people, landmarks, shared memories and neighborhood changes since the 1970s. Free Register

An Evening with Brass Queens Industry City Bandshell, 238 36th St. · 6:30–9:30 p.m. All-women brass ensemble Brass Queens performs two sets under the stars. $20 plus fees in advance; $25 day of show More info

BLACKLIGHT 3: An Immersive Gallery Experience Tom Kane Theatre at Industry City, 51 35th St. · 8 p.m.–1 a.m. See UV-reactive art by more than 20 local and regional artists, a live set by DJ Dmitri, glowing cocktails and complimentary UV face and body painting. $20; ages 21 and up More info

2:1 by 2/3: Computer Chess, sitrep, and the Sony tube camera The Old American Can Factory, 232 Third St. · Doors 8 p.m.; film 9 p.m.; presentation 10:50 p.m.; afterparty 11 p.m. Andrew Bujalski’s 2013 film Computer Chess is paired with Blair Barnes’ 2026 documentary short sitrep, followed by a presentation using vintage Sony tube-camera hardware. $22 More info

Karaoke at Minnie’s Bar Minnie’s Bar, 885 Fourth Ave. · 9 p.m. Karaoke Kings NYC hosts free karaoke every Saturday; choose a song, grab the mic or cheer from the crowd. Free More info

Sunday, August 2

Lazy Sunday Gaming & Hobby at City League City League Coffee Roasters, 6808 Fourth Ave. · 11 a.m.–4 p.m. This free Sunday meetup for all ages and experience levels welcomes fans of Magic: The Gathering, miniature painting, card games and tabletop wargaming. The group meets every Sunday. Free More info

Cut & Compose with Min Brooklyn Creative Reuse, 254 36th St., second floor, Space C244 · 11 a.m.–2 p.m. Turn recycled food packaging, wrapping paper, paper rolls and other found paper into patterns and shapes, then make a complete collage. $30–$45 sliding scale Register

Seasonal Tasting Tour Brooklyn Grange Sunset Park, 850 Third Ave., rooftop · 12:30–2:30 p.m. Tour the 3.2-acre rooftop farm, taste seasonal produce and Farm-to-Glass beverages, learn about urban farming and take in skyline views. $55 Register

Prison, Abronia and Vague Plot at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 4–7 p.m. Three bands perform during Mama Tried’s Sunday-afternoon live-music series. No cover; tip the bands More info

Sunday Sessions at Fort Hamilton Fort Hamilton Distillery, 68 34th St. · 5:30–7:30 p.m. This free weekly Sunday series continues throughout August. Will Peters-Seymour’s trio leads open jazz and blues jams on August 2, 16 and 30; Andrew Golub and his quartet bring jazz fusion on August 9. Free More info

Monday, August 3

Brooklyn Community Board 7 Finance & By-Laws Committee Meeting CB7 office, 4201 Fourth Ave., 43rd Street entrance, and online · 6:30 p.m. The committee will review the board’s bylaws and discuss proposed amendments. Attend in person or by Zoom; the meeting will also stream on CB7’s YouTube channel. Free Register for Zoom

Tuesday, August 4

National Night Out Sunset Park soccer field, entrance at 44th Street and Sixth Avenue · 3–7 p.m. The 72nd Precinct Community Council hosts a family event with a bike raffle, bounce houses, a DJ, entertainment, giveaways and more than 30 organizations and businesses. Free More info

BATWorks Summer Barbecue BATWorks temporary space, 102 58th St. · 4:30–6:30 p.m. Spend a family-friendly evening exploring climate solutions and innovative technology. Free Register

Wednesday, August 5

Trivia at Minnie’s Bar Minnie’s Bar, 885 Fourth Ave. · 8 p.m. LitUpTrivia hosts trivia every Wednesday. Free More info

Thursday, August 6

Summer at the Terminal: Reading Party with Reading Rhythms Brooklyn Army Terminal, Ferry Plaza Park, 140 58th St. · 4–8 p.m. Bring a book for a relaxed waterfront reading party with communal reading and guided conversation. Free More info

Sleep Hostage, LoBi and Trashdaddy at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 7–10 p.m. Three bands perform at Mama Tried’s Thursday-night live-music series. No cover; tip the bands More info

Spider-Man Trivia Night Fort Hamilton Distillery, 68 34th St. · 7–8 p.m. Test your Spider-Man and Marvel knowledge; the winner takes home a bottle of Fort Hamilton. Free More info

Summer Comedy Series at Gun Hill Gun Hill Publick House at Industry City, 68 34th St., Building 6 · 7–9 p.m. But What’d You Say and The Stash host a free stand-up show every week in July and August. Free More info

Karaoke at Sunset Stoop Sunset Stoop, 4114 Fifth Ave. · 8 p.m. Free karaoke every Thursday night; sing solo, join friends or cheer from the crowd. Free More info

Friday, August 7

Family Fridays at City League City League Coffee Roasters, 6808 Fourth Ave. · 9:30–10:30 a.m. Every Friday, City League invites parents, grandparents, caregivers, siblings and children to a free hour featuring a different family activity. Free More info

The Night Shift Comedy Fort Hamilton Distillery, 68 34th St. · 7:30–9:30 p.m. Rising New York comedians perform a free stand-up show. Seating is first come, first served. Free More info

Brooklyn Shakespeare Festival Industry City Courtyard 5/6 and Tom Kane Theatre, 51 35th St. · August 7 at 8 and 10 p.m.; August 8 and 9 at 1, 3, 5, 8 and 10 p.m. BrooklynONE presents Twelfth Night, improvised Shakespeare by Thorn & Petal Stick and the 11th Hour Players. The 10 p.m. indoor Shakespeare After Dark performances feature The Taming of the Shrew and are for ages 18 and up. The festival runs August 7–9. Suggested $10 donation for the outdoor festival; Shakespeare After Dark is $20 plus a $1 fee Tickets and schedule

Saturday, August 8

Japanese Antique Fair at IPPIN Project IPPIN Project at Industry City, 254 36th St. · Saturday noon–6 p.m.; Sunday noon–5 p.m. This two-day fair features antiques brought from Japan, including classic ceramics, handcrafted bamboo baskets, vintage home décor and one-of-a-kind collectibles. Free More info

ARTmobile in Sunset Park Sunset Park Library, 5108 Fourth Ave. · 1–4 p.m. Brooklyn Public Library’s mobile art studio visits Sunset Park with free, family-friendly art-making activities. Free More info

Fully Furnished, Mary Hood, Dead Drops and Todd at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 4–7 p.m. Four bands bring surf rock, indie folk, garage rock and emo to Mama Tried. No cover; tip the bands More info

Making Handmade Books from Scrap Paper Brooklyn Creative Reuse, 254 36th St., second floor, Space C244 · 6–9 p.m. Learn a simple stitching technique to create flat-laying sketchbooks from junk mail, hand-designed papers and other scrap paper. $20–$30 sliding scale Register

Sour Minnows The Old American Can Factory, 232 Third St. · Doors 8 p.m.; film 9 p.m.; afterparty 10:30 p.m. Two friends witness an impossible sight—six men licking the pavement on an empty Los Angeles street—setting off a surreal rupture in reality. $22 More info

Sunday, August 9

Community Sailing Day 19th Street waterfront, 2 19th St. · 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Blue Horizon Sailing offers a free New York Harbor sailing experience for all skill levels, with experienced volunteers guiding participants. Space is limited; open to ages 4 and older. Free Register

Rock and Roll Playhouse Plays the Music of David Bowie Industry City Bandshell, 238 36th St. · 1–5 p.m. The opening interactive set is designed for children and families, followed by an all-ages second set that digs deeper into David Bowie’s music. $12.50 plus fees in advance; $35 family four-pack plus fees; $15 day of show; ages 1 and under free More info

Summer at the Terminal: Community and Family Day Brooklyn Army Terminal, Ferry Plaza Park, 140 58th St. · 2–6 p.m. Enjoy a family-friendly afternoon of activities, entertainment and waterfront fun for all ages. Free More info

Quest for Fire, The Survey, Dogbowl and John S. Hall at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 4–7 p.m. An afternoon of music and spoken word featuring King Missile members, coverers and wannabes. No cover; tip the performers More info

Monday, August 10

Pilots at BAT Information Session Online · 4 p.m. Learn about Pilots at BAT, a program that gives emerging climate-tech companies opportunities to test and demonstrate products at Brooklyn Army Terminal, along with coaching, workspace and industry connections. Free Register

Wednesday, August 12

Zine Club Lista Studios at Industry City · 6–8:30 p.m. A twice-monthly community gathering on August 12 and 26 for experimenting with DIY bookmaking, self-publishing, collage, drawing, image transfer, stenciling and printmaking. $10–$20 tiered rate More info

Beast of Borikén Book Signing and Conversation UPROSE, 462 36th St., third floor · 7 p.m. UPROSE and Taylor & Co. Books host comics writer Julio Anta for a signing and conversation about his folkloric story of Puerto Rican resistance. He will be joined by UPROSE Executive Director Elizabeth Yeampierre and activist David Galarza. Free food; books will be available for purchase. Free More info

Thursday, August 13

Love is Strange: Romance Shorts 2026 Industry City, Courtyard 5/6, 33 35th St. · Doors 7 p.m.; films 8:30 p.m.; Q&A 10:30 p.m.; afterparty 10:40 p.m. A short-film program about the surprising and imperfect ways people fall in, and out of, love. $22 More info

Heads Happenings at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 7–10 p.m. The Sloppy Heads bring their recurring Heads Happenings series to Mama Tried. No cover; tip the band More info

Friday, August 14

Back to School Brooklyn: A Community Wellness Festival Industry City, Courtyards 1/2, 254 36th St. · 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Baltic Street Wellness Solutions hosts a school-supply giveaway and family resource fair with health and wellness screenings, mental-health resources, workshops, music, art activities, STEM demonstrations, a family photo booth and more. Free More info

Movies Under the Stars: Nacho Libre Sunset Park, central lawn · 8–10 p.m. Bring a blanket for an outdoor screening of the 2006 family comedy Nacho Libre. The movie is free and open to the public. Free More info

Saturday, August 15

OtherWorlds Fair Governors Island, Colonel’s Triangle · 11:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Designed and produced by New York City teenagers, this youth-led public art festival features immersive installations, performances, workshops, films and young people’s visions of the future. Free More info

Brooklyn Creative Reuse Repair Fair Brooklyn Creative Reuse, 254 36th St., second floor, Space C244 · Noon–4 p.m. Give clothing and textiles another chance at life at Brooklyn Creative Reuse’s first Repair Fair. Free Register

Sunset Park Field Day Sunset Park, center lawn behind the pool · 1–3 p.m. APEX for Youth offers free school supplies, backpacks, books, face painting and more. Free Register

The Special Pillow, Webb Chapel and Harassment at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 4–7 p.m. Dot Dash presents an afternoon of indie rock. No cover; tip the bands More info

Live Music Concert with Teksupport Brooklyn Army Terminal, 140 58th St. · 4–10 p.m. Teksupport presents a live-music event on the waterfront. Tickets from $74.78; ages 21 and up More info

Sunday, August 16

Salsa, Stories & Art with Rodney Eric López Industry City, 900 Third Ave., Building 7 at 34th Street · 2–4 p.m. Puerto Rican storyteller, author, speaker and educator Rodney Eric López joins a special Stoops, Sirens, and Stickball event for an author talk, Q&A, book signing and a little salsa dancing. Info: @ARTSALON787

Doak Hensley, Diving Rod, Van Hayride and Katie Curley at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 4–7 p.m. An afternoon of country, roots and indie music, including the countrified Van Halen tribute Van Hayride. No cover; tip the bands More info

Monday, August 17

Daffodil Project Registration Opens Online · Registration opening time not announced Registration opens for the 25th annual Daffodil Project. New Yorkers for Parks will distribute free daffodil bulbs and native seeds at October events for planting in parks, schoolyards, tree pits and community gardens. Free More info

Thursday, August 20

Thick Lizzy at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 7–10 p.m. The Thin Lizzy tribute band celebrates Phil Lynott’s birthday. No cover; tip the band More info

King Kirby Tom Kane Theatre at Industry City, 51 35th St. · August 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 and 29 at 8 p.m.; August 23 and 30 at 3 p.m. BrooklynONE presents Crystal Skillman and Fred Van Lente’s fast-moving play about comic-book artist Jack Kirby, his creative legacy and his fight for recognition and ownership. $30 plus a 90-cent fee Tickets

Friday, August 21

Summer at the Library: Create Superhero Homes & Headquarters with ArchForKids Sunset Park Library, 5108 Fourth Ave. · 4–5 p.m. Celebrate the end of Summer Reading by imagining the superhero your community needs and designing a home or headquarters suited to that hero’s powers and purpose. Free More info

Tall Boy Comedy Fort Hamilton Distillery, 68 34th St. · Cocktail hour 6 p.m.; doors 7 p.m.; show 7:30–10 p.m. Established and rising New York comedians perform live stand-up. Free More info

Rooftop Shots: Closing Night 2026 Green-Wood Cemetery, 500 25th St. · Doors 7:45 p.m.; live music 8:15 p.m.; films 9 p.m.; Q&A 10:30 p.m.; afterparty 10:45 p.m. Close Rooftop Films’ 30th season with new short films, live music, a filmmaker Q&A and an afterparty. $25 More info

Saturday, August 22

Badass Animal Rescue Adoption Event at Barrow’s Intense Barrow’s Intense NY Tasting Room, 86 34th St. · Noon–2 p.m. Meet adoptable rescue dogs of all ages, sizes and personalities, from playful puppies to laid-back adults. Visitors who are ready to adopt—or who just want to meet the dogs—are welcome; prospective adopters should submit an application before the event. More info

Savor the Islands Industry City, 220 36th St. · 2–8 p.m. Celebrate Caribbean food and culture with vendors, live performances, chef showcases, local makers and activities honoring the Caribbean diaspora. General admission free; premium experience from $50; children under 12 free More info

Live Music Concert with Alesso Brooklyn Army Terminal, 140 58th St. · 3–10 p.m. Project 91 presents a waterfront concert headlined by Alesso. Tickets from $144.82; ages 21 and up More info

Wide Right and The Martinets at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 4–7 p.m. Wide Right and The Martinets perform at Mama Tried. No cover; tip the bands More info

Sandy Jack’s Fifth Anniversary Sandy Jack’s, 683 Fifth Ave. · 8 p.m.–late The queer neighborhood bar marks five years as a community gathering place with music, drinks and a celebration of the people who have kept the space going. The event page also points to ways to support the venue. No cover; an all-night open bar is $50 if preordered by 5 p.m. on August 17 More info

Sunday, August 23

Yoga Under the Trees in Sunset Park Sunset Park; exact location provided after registration · 9:30 a.m. Practice breath control, traditional yoga poses and dynamic stretches outdoors with YogaSole. Bring your own mat. Classes meet Sundays through the end of September, except September 6. Cost varies; discounts are available for seniors, new students and YogaSole members Register

The Battle of Brooklyn 250: The Meaning of Freedom Green-Wood Cemetery, 500 25th St. · 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Step into the Battle of Brooklyn of 1776 with costumed interpreters, civilian and soldier stories, hands-on activities, a parade and a ceremony atop Battle Hill. The family program also explores different perspectives on the meaning of freedom. Free More info

Old Timers’ Charla & Artists’ Talk Industry City, 900 Third Ave., Building 7 at 34th Street · 2–4 p.m.; exhibition open noon–6 p.m. Longtime Sunset Park residents share stories and memories of the neighborhood they knew, loved and helped shape, followed by a conversation with artists from Stoops, Sirens, and Stickball. Guest Heriberto Cruz is a Sunset Parker, Puerto Rican and 1964 Olympian. Info: @ARTSALON787

Live Music Concert with HUGEL Brooklyn Army Terminal, 140 58th St. · 3–10 p.m. Project 91 presents a waterfront concert headlined by HUGEL. Tickets from $141.06; ages 21 and up More info

Les Sans Culottes at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 4–7 p.m. Les Sans Culottes performs two sets of Francophone music. No cover; tip the band More info

Monday, August 24

Advanced Learn to Swim for Children Sunset Park Pool, Seventh Avenue and 43rd Street · 10 a.m.; classes continue through August 28 NYC Parks offers a free advanced Level 3 children’s swim session. Registration is required; the session runs August 24–28. Free Register

Tuesday, August 25

It’s My Park at Sunset Park Sunset Park · 7–9 a.m. Volunteer with Parent-Child Relationship Association to beautify Sunset Park. The program also runs August 26–28 and 31 from 7–9 a.m. and August 30 from 10 a.m.–noon. Free More info

Drink and Draw at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 7:30–10 p.m. Anita and Jackie host an evening of drinks and drawing. No cover More info

Wednesday, August 26

NYU Langone Family Health Centers Annual Back-to-School Backpack Drive Martin Luther Playground, Second Avenue and 55th Street · 11 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Family Health Centers at NYU Langone distributes free backpacks and school supplies at a resource fair with health screenings, informational sessions, children’s entertainment, demonstrations and an adult activity area. Free More info

Dog & Owner Lookalike Contest Hosted by Dogfish Head Industry City Bandshell, Courtyard 1/2 · 5–9 p.m. Celebrate National Dog Day as Dogfish Head and Outkast’s Big Boi help crown New York City’s most matching human-and-hound duo, with photo opportunities, giveaways and dog-friendly activities. Free to enter or attend; alcoholic drinks for guests 21+ More info

Thursday, August 27

Summer at the Terminal: AAPI Culture Day Brooklyn Army Terminal, Ferry Plaza Park, 140 58th St. · 2–6 p.m. Celebrate AAPI culture on the waterfront with local food vendors, live music and cultural performances. Free More info

Young Dancers in Repertory Open House: Try a Free Class Center for Dance Studies, 5602 Fifth Ave., second floor; enter on 56th Street · Thursday and Friday, 3:15–7 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Try free ballet, modern, creative dance and theater dance classes for children and teens during Young Dancers in Repertory’s fall open house. Thursday also includes an adult dance class, and Saturday ends with ensemble auditions for ages 8–16. Fall classes begin September 12. Free More info

Immigration Legal Assistance and Family Preparedness 101 Mixteca, 245 23rd St., second floor · 5–7:30 p.m. Attorneys from Central American Legal Assistance offer free immigration legal advice, while Safe Horizon helps families prepare emergency plans, powers of attorney and guardianship designations in case of family separation caused by federal immigration enforcement. Registration is encouraged. Free Register

Gunderbus, Pal and Safka at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 7–10 p.m. Three bands perform at Mama Tried’s Thursday-night live-music series. No cover; tip the bands More info

Friday, August 28

…and the Cosmos returns to claim its place NARS Project Space, 201 46th St., second floor · Opening reception 6–8 p.m.; exhibition through September 25 NARS alum Tina Lam presents a large-scale sculpture and installation exploring humanity’s relationship with the cosmos and the beyond-human. Free More info

NARS Season III, 2026 International Residency Exhibition NARS Main Gallery, 201 46th St., fourth floor · Opening reception 6–8 p.m.; exhibition through September 15 Curatorial Fellow Christine Chen presents work by artists in the Season III, 2026 International Artist Residency Program. Free More info

Tambour Kings live Fort Hamilton Distillery, 68 34th St. · 7–10 p.m. Tambour Kings perform live funk, fusion, R&B, soul and blues. Free More info

Trapped: Mind-Altering Shorts 2026 Industry City, Courtyard 5/6, 33 35th St. · Doors 7 p.m.; films 8:30 p.m.; Q&A 10 p.m. Horror, satire, surrealism and psychological unease collide in shorts about mutating bodies, fractured belief systems and slippery realities. $22 More info

Saturday, August 29

Little Free Pantry x Globetops Back-to-School Drive Barrow’s Intense NY Tasting Room, 86 34th St. · 2–6 p.m. Bring school supplies, technology or pantry goods to support local students heading back to school. The free family event includes activities for all ages, and 20% of the bar’s proceeds will benefit the drive. Donations are encouraged but not required. Free Register

Frank Morrison Open Studio: A Mannerist Approach Frank Morrison Studio, Industry City, 254 36th St., Building 2, Suite 534 · Noon–6 p.m. For the final weekend of his Brooklyn Artist Residency, Frank Morrison opens his studio to share a new body of works on paper inspired by Mannerism and Cubism. The open studio continues Sunday, August 30, noon–5 p.m. Open to the public More info

Japan Village Summer Festival Japan Village, 934 Third Ave. · 1–6 p.m. Japan Village’s sixth annual summer festival features live performances, traditional Japanese dances, games and activities for all ages, outdoor food vendors and contests with prizes. Free; food and other purchases available More info

Lonely Hearts Safe Space Karaoke at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 9 p.m.–midnight Colt, Dottie, Stella and Coco Nut host a welcoming late-night karaoke party. No cover More info

Sunday, August 30

Summer at the Terminal: End of Summer Event Brooklyn Army Terminal, Ferry Plaza Park, 140 58th St. · 2–6 p.m. Close out the season with live entertainment, food and family-friendly waterfront activities. Free More info

Mindful Nature Journaling Hike Pugsley Creek Park, Bronx · 2:30–4 p.m. Eco-artist Jessica Dalrymple leads a hike blending time in nature, guided meditation, writing and drawing. Free Register

Tough Darling, OOF and Blank Account at Mama Tried Mama Tried, 787 Third Ave. · 4–7 p.m. The “No Fascism No Fear” concert raises money for New York City immigrants, with proceeds benefiting CIANA. No cover; tip the bands More info

Looking ahead: Saturday, September 19

UPROSE 60 Years in Motion BRIC, 647 Fulton St. · 6–11 p.m. UPROSE celebrates six decades of Sunset Park organizing and climate-justice work with dinner, drinks, dancing, awards and the premiere of a documentary about the organization. Tickets start at $65.87 Get tickets