Important Notice:
Weeksville will be closed on Friday, September 11, 2026.
Weeksville’s Mission
Weeksville Heritage Center is an historic site and cultural center in Central Brooklyn that uses education, arts and a social justice lens to preserve, document and inspire engagement with the history of Weeksville. Learn More →
Join the Community!
Celebrate our rich history and join the community with a Weeksville Heritage Center Membership – Join or Gift Today! →
Exhibitions at Weeksville
Innovative. Vanguard. Experimental. Learn More →
Tour Weeksville
Take a step back into time with a tour through the Historic Hunterfly Road Houses. Book a Tour →
Weeksville Green: Farmer’s & Community Market 2026
Weeksville Green Market is kicking off the 2026 market season Saturday, July 11th, from 12-5pm. Learn More →
WHAT’S N0W
Public Programs
Weeksville Heritage Center’s programming lives at the intersection of history, art, and culture. Come be a part our thriving community!
Education
Learn more about the community of Weeksville, Brooklyn and how its themes of emancipation, entrepreneurship, and empowerment resonate today. Reserve your tour today!
History. Art. Culture.
UPCOMING
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Recap: Our 4th Annual Food Festival
Thank you, community, for joining us at our fourth annual Juneteenth Food Festival.
It was a magical day of uplifting Black food and culture in the sacred space of Weeksville that keeps us rooted to our history. We ate, we danced, we laughed and we communed in a way that only we can. Thank you for showing up, showing out, and supporting Brooklyn’s Black owned businesses.
Extending a huge thank you our partner Black-Owned Brooklyn and to all the Black businesses, artists and performers who lent their talents to the festival.
Weeksville Watch Night: Black Stories, Unbound
Weeksville Heritage Center presents Weeksville Watch Night: Black Stories, Unbound, a free evening of film and conversation.
Curated by DeShuna Elisa Spencer of the Black Indie Creatives Coalition (BICC) and kweliTV, the program brings together four short films across thriller, documentary, romance and experimental film, followed by a 30-minute fireside conversation.
Before It’s Gone: Archive to Survive – Book Launch and Panel Discussion
Weeksville Heritage Center and the Brooklyn Hi-Art! Machine (BHAM) invite you to a panel discussion and book launch for Before It’s Gone: Archive to Survive.
Artists Oasa DuVerney and Mildred Beltré created the book, which gathers two years of narratives from longtime community members who live on one block in Crown Heights. Their stories, photographs, and artworks stand together as communal testimony to the lives lived on that block, preserved before they are erased and forgotten.
Weeksville Green: Farmers & Community Market 2026
We’re excited to bring back a full lineup of local businesses and workshops hosted by community leaders, activists, and artists around the preservation of Black foodways and our environment.
