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Upcoming & Past Events
June 20, 2026On Saturday June 20th our summer exhibit, Gray Zones: Unmaking the Myth of a Polarized Nation, opened to the public.
May 17, 2026A Night of Youth Readings and Performances to Celebrate the Closing of Starling Skies: An Art Show with Trans Kids and Adults!
May 7, 2026On Thursday, May 7th, Puffin hosted a special program that highlighted a vibrant selection of family-friendly, youth-inspired films created by trans filmmakers and artists.
May 1, 2026This event took place on May Day (International Workers Day), and was part of both Jane’s Walk NYC 2026 as well as the events taking place as part of Fall of Freedom.
March 8, 2026Event replay now available to watch on Youtube!
February 14, 2026For the last day of our Democracy Jenga exhibit, artist Rich Garr made visitors personalized valentines!- February 4, 2026On January 30th, Puffin Brooklyn and Open Source Gallery presented How to Build a Fire: Endangered.
January 30, 2026On January 30th, Puffin Brooklyn and Open Source Gallery presented How to Build a Fire: Endangered.
January 29, 2026On January 29th Puffin hosted a panel discussion with some remarkable young journalists about the future of independent media, why it’s in better shape than you think, and how you can help. We invite you to watch The Nation's video of the event.
January 10th, 2026On Saturday January 10th, Puffin Brooklyn was joined by poets from Poetic People Power. The show featured Tara Bracco, Shanelle Gabriel, Philippe Javier Garcesto, and Karla Jackson-Brewer who shared poems centered on the urgent issues of environmental justice and the rights of all humans. A book sig
September 6, 2025On September 6th, we explored the connections between reproductive and environmental justice, illuminated by storytelling. The evening included a performance by New York City theater company ReproEco and a conversation with Abortion Conversation Projects' Executive Director Trae Banuelos.
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