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The season finals are here 🎤Join us outdoors at The Plaza at 300 Ashland on Tuesday, June 9 for the 2025/2026 Brooklyn P...
05/29/2026

The season finals are here 🎤

Join us outdoors at The Plaza at 300 Ashland on Tuesday, June 9 for the 2025/2026 Brooklyn Poetry Slam Finals, presented by BRIC and Downtown Brooklyn Partnership. Finalists from across the season return to the stage for one last showdown, alongside featured poet Adrian Matejka (.matejka).

Competing finalists:
- Kaleo ()
- ShakinDaWorld ()
- Marcus Stokes ()
- absyte1 ()
- Jeri Rae ()
- Storyteller Gordon ()
- Tre G ()

Please note: there will be no sign-ups for the Slam or Open Mic at this event. All participants have been invited.

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Art as a Catalyst for Change brought together young artists, performers, and community members from across Brooklyn for ...
05/16/2026

Art as a Catalyst for Change brought together young artists, performers, and community members from across Brooklyn for a powerful celebration of creativity, healing, and collective action.

Through dance, drumming, music, visual art, and more, students from eight cultural organizations explored how art can create space for dialogue, connection, and violence prevention. From workshops to performances, the energy in the room was a reminder that young people are already shaping a more compassionate future through creative expression.

Thank you to everyone who shared their voices, stories, and artistry with us. đź’«

05/09/2026

’s BRIC House Party Takeover is TONIGHT 💥

What can you expect? Let BRIC’s Senior Producer of Live Music & Events, Chris Torrez (), break it down for you. Only a few tickets left, get yours at the link in bio ⬆️

Mic’s on 🎤 Join us May 5th the Brooklyn Poetry Slam, led by Mahogany L. Browne and Jive Poetic.This month’s feature: Mau...
04/29/2026

Mic’s on 🎤 Join us May 5th the Brooklyn Poetry Slam, led by Mahogany L. Browne and Jive Poetic.

This month’s feature: Maui the Writer – a five-time author and poet known for her raw, relatable reflections on love, healing, and self-growth.

Want to hit the stage? Sign-ups for the slam (5 slots) and open mic (7 slots) begin at 6:30PM.

Come through and RSVP at the link in bio.

04/24/2026

From Brooklyn to the State Capitol…
BRIC Inside Out ep 7, with NYC Council Member Mercedes Narcisse

BRIC Inside Out is a new digital series that shines a light on the civic process and why it matters to everyday New Yorkers. Join BRIC President Wes Jackson for frank conversations with local and state legislators about the issues impacting our communities.

In episode 7, New York City Council Member discusses her work as Chair of the Hospital Committee, her decades of proud service as a registered nurse, the impact of hospital closings on Black and Brown communities, and the need for collaboration across all levels of government to close the budget gap.

The backdrop for their conversation is the annual conference hosted by the New York State Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic & Asian Legislative Association () in Albany, where we caught up with leaders from across the city and state for candid conversations on a range of topics.

We are thankful to Council Member Narcisse for discussing her vital work with us,

If you’ve enjoyed these BRIC Inside Out episodes, let us know in the comments. And be sure to check out more great offerings in art, media, education, and civic engagement from BRIC!

04/22/2026

Good Sh*t Everywhere! returns to BRIC House Party 🔊 A multi-room night of genre-free music. May 9 🎟️ Will you be there?

04/20/2026

From Brooklyn to the State Capitol…
BRIC Inside Out ep 6, with NYC Council Member Kevin C. Riley

BRIC Inside Out is a new digital series that shines a light on the civic process and why it matters to everyday New Yorkers. Join BRIC President Wes Jackson for frank conversations with local and state legislators about the issues impacting our communities.

In episode 6, New York City Council Member discusses his work as Chair of the Land Use Committee, his call for a swift, proactive approach to the city’s affordable housing needs, the connections between land use and societal opportunity, and the creation of inclusive dialogues that bring all parties to the table.

The backdrop for their conversation is the annual conference hosted by the New York State Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic & Asian Legislative Association () in Albany, where we caught up with leaders from across the city and state for candid conversations on a range of topics.

We are thankful to Council Member Riley for discussing his work with us. Stay tuned for more to come!

04/17/2026

It’s back.

Good Sh*t Everywhere! returns to BRIC House Party — rooted in the idea that great music transcends genre. Built on discovery and connection, it’s a night where New York’s creative energy comes together on the dance floor.

Explore a multi-room experience:
The Sauna for high-energy sets,
The Living Room for shared, feel-good moments,
and The Garden to slow down and take it all in.

Thoughtfully curated from start to finish, every space offers something different.

Join us. 🎟️ Tickets at the link in bio

It was our pleasure to partner with OHNY, Bloomberg Connects, and the Westside Cultural Festival to produce this lively ...
04/17/2026

It was our pleasure to partner with OHNY, Bloomberg Connects, and the Westside Cultural Festival to produce this lively and timely conversation about the role of arts and culture in generating revenue for NYC.

Thank you to our moderator, Eli Dvorkin, for bringing data, evidence, and energy to the discussion. A special thank you to NYC Council Member Julie Menin and Council Member Crystal Hudson for grounding the conversation in the vital role government plays in investing in arts and culture. Thank you for being our champions and partners.

04/16/2026

From Brooklyn to the State Capitol…
BRIC Inside Out ep 5, with NYC Comptroller Mark Levine

BRIC Inside Out is a new digital series that shines a light on the civic process and why it matters to everyday New Yorkers. Join BRIC President Wes Jackson for frank conversations with local and state legislators about the issues impacting our communities.

In episode 5, Mark Levine discusses his oversight of New York City’s pension fund, his plan and top priority to finance affordable housing across the five boroughs, and the need for increased public involvement in the city’s finances.

The backdrop for their conversation is the annual conference hosted by the New York State Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic & Asian Legislative Association () in Albany, where we caught up with leaders from across the city and state for candid conversations on a range of topics.

We are thankful to the Comptroller for sharing his insights with us. Stay tuned for more to come!

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