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Commodore Barry Park – Flushing Ave
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AfroPunk Brooklyn is August 22nd & 23rd at Commodore Barry Park In Brooklyn! Every year a multi-cultural celebration explodes in Commodore Barry Park in Brooklyn. Great food, great music and activities check out their website for a full list of ... more

AfroPunk Brooklyn is August 22nd & 23rd at Commodore Barry Park In Brooklyn!

Every year a multi-cultural celebration explodes in Commodore Barry Park in Brooklyn. Great food, great music and activities check out their website for a full list of what is available.

Commodore Barry Park is located at Flushing Ave & Navy Street, opposite the Brooklyn Navy Yard.


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Commodore Barry Park – Flushing Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11201
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This Week's Hours

August 24 & 25

Nearby Subway

  • to York Street
  • to DeKalb
  • to Fulton

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