Activities, Camps and After School Classes in Brooklyn, NY

This 3 hour tour lets you see and experience the big attractions in NYC. Brooklyn Bridge & Lower Manhattan We start in Brooklyn at the foot of the world famous Brooklyn Bridge at York Street Metro Station Get a great photo of the Manhattan Bridge from Dumbo. Then we head to Brooklyn Bridge Park under the Brooklyn Bridge. See civil war era Warehouses that have been turned into restaurants We head to Brooklyn heights and the promenade (You will be familiar with the views from this area from many famous movies / TV Shows) After our quick tour of Brooklyn, we start our walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. This is where we will see the best views of the Manhattan skyline. Lots of photo opportunities here and its one of the best experiences in Manhattan Once we have crossed over the bridge we head into Lower Manhattan. You will see a lot in this area. China Town, Little Italy, 5 points, 9/11 memorial, Ground Zero, Woolworth Building, City Hall, Wall St & The NY Stock Exchange

Come walk with me through two incredible Brooklyn neighborhoods. Learn the history of how they developed from the Revolutionary War until now. You'll want to take a lot of pictures, but we'll keep walking as there is always a lot more to see! Walking over the Brooklyn Bridge is a delightful experience not to be missed. This iconic structure offers history, romance, and views for days. We'll say goodbye in the centrally located City Hall Park, convenient to Chinatown, Little Italy, Wall Street, the 9/11 Memorial and more.

Taste your way through Brooklyn on a guided food walking tour of DUMBO and Brooklyn Heights. Enjoy iconic NYC pizza and local favorites, meet the stories behind the food, and take in views of the Brooklyn Bridge and neighborhood landmarks.

Forge your own survival knife. Hands-on knife making workshop Brooklyn. Beginner-friendly bladesmithing experience NYC. Expert instruction in Gowanus workshop. No knifesmithing experience needed.

Your personal photographer (that's right, it's all about you!) we will capture your journey, ensuring every moment is immortalized beautifully. From candid shots to carefully composed portraits, your photos will be professionally executed and polished. We've curated a list of 10 incredible locations across the city, each offering a unique backdrop for your photos. Whether it's the glittering cityscape, the charm of historic neighborhoods, or the pulse of iconic landmarks, our tour covers it all. New York City is a visual marvel, and our tour showcases its incredible diversity. You'll leave with a stunning portfolio of photos that capture the city's energy, beauty, and individuality. You'll receive 10 professionally retouched photos, each a visual masterpiece that tells the story of your NYC adventure. In addition, you'll have access to all the good, unedited shots, providing a complete visual diary of your tour.

You'll use an app to explore Brooklyn in this fun scavenger hunt! In 3Quest Challenge, the app will give you a list of things (given in riddle form) to find around the city. Solve the riddle and take photos of the items to collect points. You'll also do fun challenges for points as well. The items and challenges will be separated into 3 quests. Complete quest 1, quest 2, and lastly quest 3 in order to finish 3Quest Challenge. Set a time limit for yourself of 2 hours if you'd like to make the game a bit more challenging! You'll have a remote host during your game that will chat with you if you need help along the way! Can you complete all 3 Quests in Brooklyn?

Get ready to unleash your inner artist in our exciting Stained Glass Nightlight Workshop—no experience needed! Join us in a friendly, beginner-focused class at Brooklyn’s Craftsman Ave, where expert instructors guide you every step of the way. With class sizes kept small (just 8-10 people), you’ll get personal attention as you design, cut, shape, and solder colorful glass pieces into your own unique nightlight masterpiece. Whether you’re inspired by bold colors, cool shapes, or bringing your own sketch to life, the creative freedom is all yours. Walk away after just 4 hours with a glowing keepsake and unforgettable memories. Priced from $265 per person, this is more than a workshop—it’s a fun, hands-on journey into one of the world’s oldest art forms. Discover the magic of stained glass—sign up today!

At the edge of Manhattan, where the city meets the river, stands the Brooklyn Bridge, New York City’s most iconic crossing. As the sun begins to set, the skyline transforms into a glowing masterpiece of light, steel, and history. In this two hour tour, you will explore the charm and beauty of Brooklyn and Manhattan at golden hour. Wander the cobblestone streets of DUMBO, visit Jane’s Carousel, admire historic brownstones and waterfront views, and cross the Brooklyn Bridge itself as day turns into night. Discover stunning photography locations, breathtaking skyline views, and the art, architecture, and stories that make this one of the most unforgettable experiences in New York City.

Book a Culinary Cartography tour of Bensonhurst, one of Brooklyn’s most diverse and authentic food destinations, with CitywalksNYC’s resident cultural geographer and tour guide Jim Baker! Culinary Cartography Tours sample and savor the culinary delights a particular neighborhood has to offer. Culinary Cartography Tours run between 1 and 3 miles and involve 5 pre-planned stops for light snacks. This Culinary Cartography tour begins at Bensonhurst’s Seth Low Park, where travelers will be greeted by their guide with some piquant Korean-Uzbek appetizers before embarking on a journey down the culinary pathways of the Caucasus, delving into Georgian cuisine, sampling a sweet Balkan dessert, savoring some Kyrgyz samsa, and concluding with cannoli from Bensonhurst’s own Villabate Alba bakery. Designed for individuals and small groups to explore the diversity that makes Bensonhurst one of NYC's most intriguing food destinations, this walking tour is easily accessed by the “D” and “N” trains.

Origami is the ancient art of paper folding. The word is Japanese, with "ori" meaning "to fold" and "gami" meaning "paper". Today origami is designed, folded, and enjoyed all over the world. Taro's Origami Studio is the first origami studio in United States.

Embark on an extraterrestrial adventure as you explore the New York City filming locations that brought the offbeat sci-fi comedy Men in Black to life. Discover how ordinary city landmarks seamlessly meld with the fantastical elements of the film, showcasing the filmmakers' ability to turn everyday locations into otherworldly settings. As you navigate the bustling streets and iconic structures, envision the quirky encounters between the MIB agents and the bizarre extraterrestrial beings that unfold against the backdrop of the city's dynamic landscape. Follow your guide to rediscover the magic of Men in Black and uncover the quirky corners of New York City. Relive the excitement as Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones' MIB agents confronted extraterrestrial beings in the heart of the city. Discover iconic NYC landmarks and enjoy hidden gems as you travel with your guide. Learn some intriguing facts about the moviemaking process and behind-the-scenes stories

Tour Description: Take a tour of the impressive Bushwick Brooklyn Neighborhood - More than 50 multicolored murals transforming a swath of warehouse buildings into a vast outdoor art gallery. Learn from an insider the stories behind the walls which includes works by Danielle Mastrion, Fumero, Giz, Blek le Rat, Dasic, and more. See the best street art in NYC in this artist neighborhood before its too late. Meeting Location: 282 Meserole St. Bushwick Brooklyn 11206

Treat yourself to a magical experience with our “Christmas Special” group tour in New York! Start with Dumbo, where the breathtaking view of the skyline will dazzle you, before diving into the Christmas enchantment in Dyker Heights. This Brooklyn neighborhood turns into a fairy tale every year, with gigantic houses decorated with thousands of sparkling lights. A magical walk through these impressive illuminations will introduce you to the Christmas spirit at its peak. After a 45-minute subway ride (between Dumbo and Dyker Heights), you will experience an unforgettable evening in the heart of this unique tradition. Get ready to be amazed, and think about covering up to fully enjoy this winter experience!

We will start this guided tour from our store located in Brooklyn, very close to the famous Brooklyn Bridge. Enhance your New York City experience with our Downtown Bike Tour, a 2.5-hour journey that combines the charm of downtown with the comfort of Dutch biking. Explore iconic neighborhoods, including the Financial District, World Trade Center, Brooklyn Bridge, Chinatown, Little Italy, United States Court District, Manhattan Bridge, Brooklyn Heights, and DUMBO. Marvel at towering structures, cross architectural masterpieces, and immerse yourself in the cultural richness of these diverse neighborhoods. This unforgettable ride promises stunning views, historical landmarks, and a taste of the vibrant tapestry that is the city that never sleeps.

Step into HumorVille, a whimsical one-room attraction in Brooklyn, NY, where laughter and connection take center stage. This immersive experience invites guests to explore their own joy in a small-town-themed setting, fostering a space for meaningful interactions and self-discovery. In just two hours, you’ll find yourself amidst playful activities designed to celebrate individuality and community. Whether you come with friends or make new connections, HumorVille promises an uplifting environment that leaves you feeling valued and understood. Join us at 164 Meserole Street for a unique experience that resonates with the heart.

This is the real Brooklyn food tour for food lovers, led by a local chef who actually lives and eats here. Discover curated neighborhood spots shaped by the diverse cultures that define Brooklyn’s food scene, including hidden gems you’d likely never find on your own. I’m Nicholas, a private chef with over 20 years in NYC kitchens, from Michelin-starred restaurants to private dining. I’ve spent years living and working in this neighborhood and building relationships with family-run spots we visit. Many stops have deep personal meaning for my wife and me. They’re places I took her when we first started dating to impress her, and they’ve become our family staples. Now we host the tour together on my days off, sharing our love for food and our neighborhood. As we walk through Williamsburg and Greenpoint you’ll see street art, architecture, and cultures that shaped these neighborhoods, but the experience is intentionally food-focused rather than a traditional history tour. Come hungry!

Get to know Brooklyn’s history and modern-day culture on this informative 2-hour walking tour through one of New York City's trendiest neighborhoods, Williamsburg. With an insider guide, you'll discover the borough's rich heritage, hip businesses and contemporary street art scene. While you explore this laid-back neighborhood, you'll see historical buildings, pass by boutiques and cafes, and stop for a photo op of the Manhattan skyline from the waterfront.

Explore Prospect Park on this 2-hour guided walking tour and learn about historic restoration and environmental preservation work in the Park, including cultural and recreation projects currently underway. This interactive experience explores how Prospect Park has changed over time, from the original vision of designers Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux to the ways in which the Park is used today. Tours begin at Grand Army Plaza and take visitors through many of the key natural and historic landmarks of the park, including the breathtaking Long Meadow, the innovatively-designed LeFrak Center at Lakeside, and the Ravine, the largest natural forest in Brooklyn. This tour also features a special behind-the-scenes visit to historic sites and features within the park. These tours are offered by Turnstile Tours on behalf of Prospect Park Alliance, the non-profit organization that sustains, restores, and advances the Park in partnership with New York City.

Discover the vibrant Hasidic community on this immersive walking tour. Gain exclusive access to the daily lives, rituals, and customs of the Hasidic people, guided by a knowledgeable community member. This unique experience allows for an intimate understanding of Jewish faith and culture, breaking down barriers and fostering connections. Engage directly with the community, ask questions, and enjoy a rare glimpse into a world that is often hidden from view. - Guided by a member of the Hasidic community for authentic insights - Explore the rich cultural heritage and daily practices of the community - Opportunity to ask questions about Jewish faith and philosophy - Perfect for travelers seeking a deeper understanding of Jewish culture

Our Copper Lamp workshop gives you the tools, materials, and inspiration to craft an actual working lamp and light up your life with a funky awesome Edison bulb. If you want visitors to your home to know you made this lamp with your own two hands, you are going to have to find a way to work it into conversation organically, because it isn’t self-evident. Many in the Craftsman Ave community consider the Copper Lamp workshop to be the “gateway” into maker life. Be warned: You are likely to catch the maker fever, and the only cure is more workshops! Not only will you play with shiny copper pipes and manipulate them into the design of your choice (this is where a childhood spent among building sets will pay dividends), but you will also control the power of fire as you solder together the copper joints of your creation. This is a “beginner” level workshop, meaning that no knowledge of copper pipe fitting and soldering is required, but the sky is the limit for your creative design!

Begin an 80-minute visit at the museum, exploring century-old machinery, vintage glass bottles, engaging exhibits, and a digital scavenger hunt. Tour the factory to see how a modern seltzer business operates using 100-year-old equipment, and enjoy the chance to spray loved ones with seltzer. Return to the museum for additional fun with a wooden puzzle channel, a selfie station, and unlimited seltzer and egg cream at the bar. Conclude the experience with a visit to the store, offering unique seltzer-themed and museum-themed merchandise such as t-shirts, egg cream kits, books, pins, and stickers—perfect for gifts. This interactive and nostalgic journey provides a glimpse into the history and charm of seltzer-making in a modern context.