Education Events in Brooklyn

Acclaimed duo Danica Novgorodoff and Meera Subramanian present their graphic novel with youth activists at this special all-ages event!

Join us for an extraordinary adventure with The Wild Kratts Live! This interactive and educational show brings the beloved characters to life, offering a unique blend of live action and animation. Kids will be captivated by the adventures of Chris and Martin Kratt as they explore the animal kingdom, learning about different species and conservation efforts. Don't miss this fun-filled experience that's perfect for the whole family.

Join us for an evening with Annabelle Dinda, a renowned speaker known for her compelling storytelling and insightful talks. This event is tailored for individuals aged 16 and over who are interested in personal development and motivation. Don't miss this opportunity to be inspired and motivated by Annabelle's experiences and wisdom.

EASKYID is an innovative platform designed to foster creativity and learning in children through interactive and engaging activities. It offers a variety of educational resources and tools that cater to different learning styles, ensuring a fun and productive experience for kids. The event features renowned educators and child psychologists who share their insights on the importance of play in learning and development. With its high production value and significant media attention, EASYKID promises to be a 'must-see' event for parents and educators looking to enhance their children's educational journey.

"In a world that frequently insists on conformity, this hair-raising work insists on letting one’s ’stache fly." —Publishers Weekly

Struggling to journal consistently? You’re not alone—and this workshop is here to help. free-flow writing session Duxbury Free Library Spring Awakening Whether you’re brand new to journaling or returning after a break, this space is for you.

Hands-On Fiber Termination Training

Join us in person to break down mental health myths and spread some real talk vibes! Inspired by the mission of the Yellow Tulip Project, a youth-driven movement dedicated to breaking down the silence and stigma around mental illness, this program invites participants to engage with powerful visual narratives, share their own experiences, and build empathy and understanding together.

Observe a model Biology classroom in action and explore best practices for engaging students and strengthening NYSSLS-aligned instruction.

¡OYE! Group’s Poet’s Corner FREE writing program for teens and adults returns, led by poet-in-residence Roya Marsh, every third Thursday!