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BLDG 92

4.7 (21 reviews)
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Melissa D.

Here's a great, FREE, place to kill a couple of hours. The museum is housed in a sustainable building that was constructed in 1 week out of salvaged USS Carolina materials. The bathroom water is recycled rainwater, which is held in an underground cistern. The beautiful original materials combined with the modern designs makes for an impressive, artistic space. The installations include the permanent naval yard history with interactive maps and recordings as well as temporary galleries filled with the goods manufactured at the naval yard. Step outside and you can see the few remaining operational dry docks. If you're lucky, they'll be a tug boat, ferry, or other ship being worked on. Apparently there's a pretty decent cafe here as well, though I didn't have a chance to visit.

Jimmy B.

Beaitul mini museum that shows the Brooklyn Navy yards in its back 8n the days, it's free to go in lots of things to see full exhibition

Mike W.

Interesting. A lot of history relating to brooklyn and New York City. Unfortunately, not much to see. It would've been cool if there was more access to the exterior of the navy yard.

Hanane D.

If you're an American history fan, a fan of the Armed Forces, specifically the Navy, or just wandering about in Brooklyn looking for something interesting to do you should totally check this place out. It's such a nice exhibition of some of the history of the what once was a functioning navy yard. The lady at the front desk so was nice and quite informative. Visitation fee is suggested donation. Thanks for preserving our American history!

Dominik D.

Nice educational experience. Geared more toward kids, but something adults can walk around and appreciate too. Spend time on each exhibit since it isn't very big and its the kind of place that's full of fun facts for cocktail parties in Park Slope or the Upper East Side.

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Beautiful! This museum was a wonderful experience and I'd really recommend it. Be sure to check out the cafe on the 6th Floor!

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A great place to learn about Brooklyn history, especially if you combine it with one of Turnstile Tours' tours of the Navy Yard.

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Brooklyn Museum - Brooklyn Museum 1st Saturday - 3/7/26

Brooklyn Museum

(789 reviews)

Prospect Heights, Prospect Park

I continue to visit and appreciate everything Brooklyn Museum has to offer. It's one of my favorite…read moremuseums! I was the lucky recipient recently to be invited to the new Monet + Venice exhibit. A private event with delicious Venice inspired appetizers and wine along with a private viewing of the exhibit (running until February 2026). The museum seems to have undergone renovations from since my last visit and every time I go, their exhibits take my breath away. The current Monet exhibit is no exception. I love the work of Monet and this dreamy collection of Venice, water lillies and more is a must see. Brooklyn Museum stands proud on Eastern Parkway adjacent to another favorite of mine--Brooklyn Botwnic Garden. Two amazing institutions. Catch this exhibit and enjoy all Brooklyn Museum has to offer.

I used to love it here for years, but it's gotten too popular and lost the charm it had for me…read more The popularity is great for the museum itself. It's experienced an undeniable glow up. People I could never get to step a toe in a museum now beg me to come with them to see some trendy exhibit they heard about. Marketing has improved immensely. They've expanded their reach beyond geeks and schoolchildren to a wide variety of people, and that's good. It keeps the museum alive. It's just no longer one of my favorite places personally. What I miss the most are the old First Saturdays that no one knew about. I'd look forward to them all month like a child looks forward to Christmas. It felt like Brooklyn's best kept secret. Now you have to preregister to get sardined. I'm not much of a noisy crowd person, so I end up leaving early the rare occasion I attempt to go. I do enjoy the salsa parties. Those are fun. Staff can be rude as all else. I've never personally had an issue, but I've seen some uncalled for behavior towards other patrons, especially if they give touristy vibes. The littlest thing can set someone off. It's completely uncalled for.

The THNK1994 Museum - .... Well that sucks when you come way out of your way and they're closed with a paper sign up. I'm so disappointed.

The THNK1994 Museum

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Crown Heights, Bedford Stuyvesant

When my sister told me about a museum dedicated to the Tonya Harding/Nancy Kerrigan scandal, I…read morecouldn't believe it. Could there really be a space focused on such a specific event, and how do you even get enough pieces to make it a complete museum? However, my curiosity made me want to check out THNK1994, and I was really glad I did. My sister and I went with my nephew, and I will admit that this place may seem lame if you didn't grow up knowing about this 1994 Olympic scandal. We tried to make our excitement contagious, but he could not be bothered. However, we enjoyed seeing the tabloid covers, memorabilia, and artwork inspired by the Harding/Kerrigan kerfuffle. There was one floor each dedicated to both skaters, and it was fun talking to the owners about the inspiration behind the museum. The museum also has rotating exhibits: when I was there, they had a Real Housewives-inspired show. It's a kitschy, campy place that is definitely worth a visit if you are looking for a unique experience!

Hands down the best attraction in Brooklyn right now. The insanely intelligent and hilarious Matt…read moreand Viviana have created a beautiful space that showcases social phenomenons through artifacts and beautiful pieces of art. The events they host are a blast and are cheaper than stupid cover fees at your favorite bar or club. All the hype you're reading online is real, go see it for yourself.

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Bushwick, Bedford Stuyvesant

Game night!!!! If you're looking a place to hang out with retro/indie games and have drink with the…read moregang, this is the place for you. This place is pretty sweet as you enter and feel the inner child/nerd come out. It's great place to bring the boys out to hang out, a place decent date night with your partner and for anybody in general. The employees were nice to introduce me to their specialty drinks and other items. I ended up getting the Appletini which had a somewhat sweet yet sour taste. Pretty good 7/10. I do recommend playing the weather simulator game since it has a bunch of options to play solo and coop. Then there's the box bird game that pins two players to collect as much points as you can. Pretty simple. I did enjoy this fighting game that doesn't require much knowledge. It has your simple lows and heavys and an auto combo. Pork was a great character to play with. Definitely recommend coming here

Absolutely LOVEEEE this place. The arcade games are all so creative and so fun to get lost in…read more Especially the fact that they're FREE!!!! So it really pulls you into this sort of portal where you're fully locked in on games and then you look up and its been 3 hours, love it. Drinks are fine but they are a great price. Got the Waaaluigi which was really tasty and pretty unique! The wonder punch was a classic tropical rum drink and good but was a little watery. Absolutely LOVE the music here, both live and regular music through the speakers once the live shows are done. They also have a backyard outdoor courtyard that is perfect for a quick break to touch grass before going back in and screentimemaxxing again

Brooklyn Children's Museum

Brooklyn Children's Museum

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We visited this museum for the first time today with our toddler. We bought the tickets online and…read morethey were scanned once we entered the museum. The only ticket that was $0 was for kids under 1 year old. My toddler was not. For the 3 of us it was $45 which I thought was a bit much. They also have annual memberships starting at $120. That may be something to consider if you plan to visit the museum multiple times. There was a Lunar New Year celebration at the museum today so we went to check it out. They had a museum wide lion dance parade as well as activities for the kids which included: Kung fu moves demo, ribbon dance workshop, calligraphy, and storytime with Author Michele Wong McSween of "Gordon and Li Li: Celebrate Chinese New Year. We also got to meet City Council member, Susan Zhang who had a booth there. Our little one enjoyed the lion dances and the exhibits as well as walking outside on the 2nd floor outdoor area. I'm looking forward to bringing her here again for other events. Things to consider - it did get a bit crowded because of the event and also the cafe that served food was alright. They ran out of some food items and the quantity of the food they were giving for the prices was not okay. I'll be bringing my own food for my toddler and us next time. Otherwise, it was a fun day for the family.

The oldest Children's Musuem in the world is one you should check out! Yes, it isn't really the…read morenewest but it has some really worthwhile exhibits and playspaces that will occupy your kids. Everyone 1+ is $15. I'd say the perfect age is somewhere around 2.5-3 yo to really enjoy all the areas here. The bottom floor features a bunch of storefronts including a very popular grocery whichwas packed. My kids loved making phone calls, grocery shopping, driving the bus, making bread, watching a taped performance, and honestly just running around. There is a small nature section and tons of toddler sections for littler ones. Upstairs, there is a great enclosed area to engage in art project and then some more rotating exhibits. There was also a cafe area to buy or bring snacks. It's not huge but definetly kept my kids occupied for 2+ hrs on a very frigid winter day.

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