Question the Chutzpahdiks: Brooklyn Welcomes The First Edition Of Jewish Comic Con

Ring in the Lunar New Year – Year of the Snake – with H.T. Chen & Dancers, presenting two seminal works by late choreographer H.T. Chen: “Opening the Gate” and “Mott Street,” both celebrating the resilience and collective spirit of the Chinatown community.  A presentation of LaMaMa, where the company first danced in 1977, in association with Chen Dance Center.

Join Us at the Brooklyn Camp Fair!

Discover the perfect summer camp for your child at the Brooklyn Camp Fair, hosted at Berkeley Carroll School in Park Slope on Sunday, January 26, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Meet with representatives from a wide variety of day, overnight, and specialty camps to explore programs that fit your family’s needs. This is your opportunity to learn about options for all ages, interests, and budgets in one convenient location.

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• Free Tickets to Brooklyn Camp Fair

Admission is free for the whole family, so don’t miss out on planning an unforgettable summer!

This Black History Month, learn about the history of West Africa and the Diaspora through the story woven intricately into fabrics. Find your creative resistance by learning about the history art of Adire Eleko, a wax resist dying technique practiced by the Egba People of Yorubaland (Nigeria, Benin and Togo).

At this hilarious and educational show, comedian Brandon Collins leads a booze-fueled lesson in Black history with the help of his friends.

It’s not your ordinary retelling—you’ll hear from “comedians, experts, writers, and other professionals who are skunked out of their mind trying to recap the biography of a historical black figure or event that hasn’t gotten the mainstream love they deserved.”

Celebrate Black History Month at this always unpredictable show that guarantees to make you laugh, learn, and drink!

This event’s guests include Sarah Cooper (Netflix), Bomani Jones (ESPN), and Onika McLean (HBOMax).