A lot enjoyable on the Back to School Party in Brooklyn Heights 9/14/25 | Brooklyn Bridge Parents

We had a lot enjoyable enjoying with Brooklyn households at our annual Back to School Party throughout Open Streets on Montague on Sunday, September 14 with 25 free youngsters actions, performances and extra. We had basketball video games, arts & crafts, constructing actions, a dance celebration, piano classes, impediment programs, Pokemon buying and selling, Labubus, an electrical  NYC faculty bus and far more.

Upcoming Pokemon Trading Stations at Brooklyn Bridge Parents fall occasions: DUMBO Family Games 9.28, DUMBO Family Games 10.26 and Fall Fest in Downtown Brooklyn 10.11.

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BASIS Independent Brooklyn is a vibrant personal faculty neighborhood in a setting that fuels discovery and connectivity between college students and lecturers. The BASIS Curriculum is widely known as among the many greatest educational applications within the nation. Our distinctive two-teacher Learning Expert and Subject Expert Teacher mannequin curates and customizes the educational expertise for every pupil. We encourage you to go to our college and uncover what units BASIS Independent Brooklyn aside.

Since opening in 2017, CITY POINT—a 1.8 million-square-foot mixed-use advanced in Downtown Brooklyn—has develop into the epicenter of the burgeoning neighborhood. Located throughout from the brand new public inexperienced area, Abolitionist Place, the dynamic growth blends retail, leisure, residential, and workplace area. It’s dwelling to Brooklyn’s largest meals corridor, DeKalb Market Hall, together with Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Trader Joe’s, and Target. Just steps from worldwide retailers like Sephora and Primark, the Prince Street purchasing hall encompasses a curated combine of retailers and eating places, together with Lululemon, McNally Jackson Books, Fogo de Chão, and Van Leeuwen.

Our Partners

Open Streets on Montague is a venture of the Montague Street Business Improvement District in collaboration with the Brooklyn Heights Association and the New York City Department of Transportation.