Prospect Park

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  • Prospect Park, Long Meadow, autumn

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    Geese in Prospect Park

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  • Grand Army Plaza

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    Long Meadow Dog Beach in Prospect Park

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    Yoga in Prospect Park

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    Twilight Tours

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  • Lefferts House

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    Lefferts Historic House Museum

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Prospect Park, Long Meadow, autumn

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Venue details

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  • Address:

    Prospect Park Prospect Park West to Flatbush Ave
    Prospect Park
    Brooklyn

  • Cross Street:

    between Prospect Park Southwest and Ocean Ave

  • Venue phone:

    718-965-8951

  • Venue website:

    prospectpark.org

  • Transport:

    Subway: B, Q, Franklin Ave S to Prospect Park; F, G to 15th St–Prospect Park; 2, 3 to Grand Army Plaza

  • Map

    1. Prospect Park
      • Prospect Park West to Flatbush Ave
        Prospect Park
        Brooklyn
      • 718-965-8951
      • prospectpark.org
      • 40.660889,-73.970025

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The Seagull

Drama

  • Free

New York Classical Theatre begins its 14th season of free outdoor performances with a production of Anton Chekhov's gloomy meditation on art, sex and misery. Click here for more info.

  1. Thu Jun 20
    – Sun Jun 30
  2. Prospect Park Prospect Park West to Flatbush Ave, (between Prospect Park Southwest and Ocean Ave), Brooklyn
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Twelfth Night

Categories, Theater

  • Free

The all-female Manhattan Shakespeare Project hopscotches from park to park with a free outdoor production of Shakespeare’s famous guide on how to land a man: Dress up like a boy, then moon after him till he’s yours! Reesa Graham directs. Click here for...

  1. Fri Jun 21
    – Sun Jun 30
  2. Prospect Park Prospect Park West to Flatbush Ave, (between Prospect Park Southwest and Ocean Ave), Brooklyn
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