Events

On City of Water Day, find out about the remarkable transformations that created the park we love today. Thomas J. Campanella, Historian-in-Residence of the NYC Parks Department, author of Brooklyn, the Once and Future City, will be talking about the history of Marine Park.

How does the Fiddler Crab survive in the salt marsh tides? What other crabs live in the marsh? What happens i the winter? Where do Horseshoe Crabs Fit in? Explore the complexities and threats to the fragile salt marsh with Mike Feller, retired Chief Naturalist of the NYC Parks Department. Sponsored by the Salt Marsh […]

Why do we see,  and swat, so many stinging insects in the fall? What vital roles do bees and wasps and other stinging insects, play in the environment? How can we protect our native insect populations and ourselves? Learn why and how with Alison Coffey,   Entomologist 1 from the Long Island Aquarium.

The colors and scents of Fall, crisp and clean, inspires music and dance. The Brooklyn Dance Center presents performances that celebrate the bounty of the season Local artists John and Yoko Sheridan are among those who are inspired by the season. Bring your own blanket or chair.

The Lott House is Marine Park's newest Living Neighborhood Museum. When it reopens, what changes will be found.? How will they interpret the Lott family and Brooklyn history? Find out directly with this update from a Lott House Board member.