Join a Museum Guide for a free tour of the exhibition This Place.

Join a Museum Guide for a free tour of Museum highlights.

Mobile Print Power collaborates with teens from the New York State Youth Leadership Council (NYSYLC) to create on-the-spot prints about immigration and advocating for undocumented youth.

New York City Gay Men's Chorus performs works from their latest season.

The CareForce One by Studio REV- offers music, dance, and storytelling activities for all ages, plus interactive media created in collaboration with Oscar- and Emmy-winning filmmaker Yael Melamede (SALTY Features).

Visual AIDS hosts a multigenerational and multimedia-based dialogue highlighting the experiences of women artist-activists from the 1980s to the present. With Joy Episalla (ACT UP), Kia Labeija (GrenAIDS), Jessica Whitbread (ART AIDS ACTION), Egyptt Labeija (TransJustice, Audre Lorde Project), and Sue Schaffner and Carrie Moyer (Dyke Action Machine). Moderated by LJ Roberts. Free tickets (310) at Admissions at 5 pm. Watch the talk on Livestream.

The Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art's Agitprop! curators (Catherine J. Morris, Sackler Family Curator; Stephanie Weissberg, Curatorial Assistant; and Jess Wilcox) discuss the contemporary and historical moments in creative activism as seen in the exhibition.

Join author Joe Okonkwo for a signing of his novel Jazz Moon.

Art collective An Army of Lovers hosts a drawing workshop, inviting you to contribute to their People's Museum of LGBTQ History.

Enjoy ten-minute discussions about art and social change in the exhibition Disguise: Masks and Global African Art.

In celebration of Pride Month, design your own iron-on patch to show off what you’re proud of.

Marisa Morán Jahn (Studio REV-) facilitates a fun and energetic movement workshop integrating actions inspired by and created with domestic workers, co-choreographed with Vero Ramirez, Ana “Rokafella” Garcia, and Elizabeth Johnson.

Queer Memoir returns to the Brooklyn Museum to celebrate pride through storytelling by diverse queer voices.

Oriented (Jake Witzenfeld, 2015, 86 min.) follows the lives of Khader, Fadi, and Naim, three gay Palestinian friends who confront their national and sexual identity while in Tel Aviv and form a cultural resistance movement. Free tickets (310) at Admissions at 7 pm.

The Illuminator projects images onto the south side of the Museum and invites the public to contribute to the conversation around displacement and affordable housing in Brooklyn.

Mursi Layne spins an open format set that includes hip-hop, club, dancehall, soca, electronic, and soul.

The CareForce One by Studio REV- offers music, dance, and storytelling activities for all ages, plus interactive media created in collaboration with Oscar- and Emmy-winning filmmaker Yael Melamede (SALTY Features).

Hell or High Water (Asurf Oluseyi, 2016, 30 min.) explores the intersection of spirituality and sexuality among LGBTQ Nigerians. A talkback with activists Kehinde Bademosi, Noni Salma Lawal, Ekene Okuwegbunam, and Adejoke Tugbiyele follows. Free tickets (25) at Admissions at 7:30 pm.