Celebrate at the Brooklyn Black Tie Ball — and After Party
Next Thursday, Oct. 6, the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy will host its annual Brooklyn Black Tie Ball on Pier 2! A spectacular evening on the Brooklyn waterfront, this event raises $1.3 million to support over 500 dynamic and accessible arts and culture, education, and recreation Conservancy programs in the Park each year. To support and learn more about this event, click here (tickets and tables are limited!).
Can’t make the Ball? Reserve a spot at the Brooklyn Black Tie After-Party later that night at 9:00 PM on Pier 2 — open bar included! We’ll be dancing the night away with tunes spun by DJ Herbert Holler, and all proceeds will directly support Conservancy programming, enjoyed by thousands of New Yorkers each year.
Check Brooklyn Bridge Park’s event calendar for the full program of events in the Park.
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