Past Events

In partnership with the Office of the Community Liaison, Weeksville presents the inaugural event in our LEGACY AND POWER series: Knowing Your Rights with Stop and Frisk.

Join us virtually at noon on November 12th to learn more about how credit works, why it matters, and key steps to build it on your path to an abundant financial future. 

Join us at Weeksville on November 6 for an evening of collective song with Toshi Reagon and members of her congregational opera Octavia E. Butler’s Parable of the Sower.

Join us for Weeksville’s Harvest Festival on Saturday, October 25, from 12 to 5 PM as we celebrate the final Greenmarket of the year with a day filled with fall abundance, creativity, and community.

In this interactive workshop, you’ll learn how to set goals based on your values, build a budget that works for you and save for the future.

This workshop is in partnership with Chase Bank’s Community Manager for Crown Heights and Brownsville, dedicated to offering financial education and resources to increase the equity of economic opportunity.

Take a well-deserved pause and join us on Saturday, October 18, 2025, for our Rest and Restore yoga session led by Six of Sensate Wellness. Designed to nurture the body and calm the mind, this class is open to all ages and skill levels—no RSVP required. Just show up, roll out your mat, and enjoy a peaceful moment of rejuvenation.

Yoga will still take place from 10am - 11 am not 2-3pm.

On July 17th, summer school radio’s deep listening series returns to Weeksville Heritage Center for its summer installment. sessions (5) opens at 6 pm and feature a set from Lovie and a live performance by A Space for Sound, powered by KARLALA sound system.

Take a well-deserved pause and join us on Saturday, September 27, 2025, for our Rest and Restore yoga session led by Six of Sensate Wellness. Designed to nurture the body and calm the mind, this class is open to all ages and skill levels—no RSVP required. Just show up, roll out your mat, and enjoy a peaceful moment of rejuvenation.

Weeksville Watchnight: Soul to Soul
Thursday, September 18 5:30 PM
Join us for a screening of Soul to Soul (1971), the electrifying documentary of a Pan-African concert in Ghana featuring Ike & Tina Turner and Roberta Flack. Followed by a panel with therapists and social workers on healing, identity, and diaspora.
Free · Food + drinks provided

Join us on Saturday, September 13, at the Weeksville Green Market for a moment of rest and rejuvenation during our Rest and Restore yoga series, led by Six of Sensate Wellness. This session, starting at 2 PM, is open to all ages and skill levels—no RSVP required. Just come as you are and enjoy a restorative yoga experience!

Black Storytelling Week comes to Weeksville on Saturday, Sept 13, 12-5 pm! Celebrate by preserving family history through zine-making, portraits, oral histories, yoga, and shopping Black-owned vendors while enjoying fresh produce from GrowNYC. Whether your family is chosen, adopted, or biological, this day is for you—come connect, create keepsakes, and carry your stories forward. Co-presented with NATAL as part of the first annual Black Storytelling Week.

Take some time for yourself and join us on Saturday, September 6, 2025, for Rest and Restore, our calming yoga series guided by Six of Sensate Wellness. This session welcomes all ages and skill levels—no RSVP needed. Whether you're a seasoned yogi or a first-timer, simply drop in and enjoy a refreshing and grounding experience.

Space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors will close 10 minutes after the class begins, so please plan to arrive promptly. We look forward to practicing with you!