BrownstoneJAZZ ENSAMBLE at Brooklyn Botanical Gardens

Celebrate summer at the Garden with live jazz series ending with BrownstoneJAZZ Ensamble Wednesday 7/30 ( BYOBB, members only) and 7/31 (Afro-Cuban public) Thursday evenings. Bring a blanket to stretch out and enjoy the music, presented in partnership with local arts organizations. Each night also features a tour or other Garden activity. Pop-up bar; no outside food, drink, or chairs permitted.
-Bring your own basket and blanket 07-30 only-

Wheelchairs are welcome and accessible seating is available for people with limited mobility. Please contact [email protected] with any accessibility-related questions or requests....

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Celebrate summer at the Garden with live jazz series ending with BrownstoneJAZZ Ensamble Wednesday 7/30 ( BYOBB, members only) and 7/31 (Afro-Cuban public) Thursday evenings. Bring a blanket to stretch out and enjoy the music, presented in partnership with local arts organizations. Each night also features a tour or other Garden activity. Pop-up bar; no outside food, drink, or chairs permitted.
-Bring your own basket and blanket 07-30 only-

Wheelchairs are welcome and accessible seating is available for people with limited mobility. Please contact [email protected] with any accessibility-related questions or requests.

All programs free with Garden admission.

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