The Old Stone House of Brooklyn is a dynamic arts and culture center rooted in the rich history of Brooklyn’s Revolutionary War era. Housed in a reconstructed 1699 Dutch farmhouse, the organization blends history with contemporary artistic expression, offering a unique space for community engagement and cultural exploration. As a cultural hub in Park Slope, The Old Stone House presents a diverse range of educational programs, historical exhibits, and public art installations that honor the area’s colonial heritage while promoting modern perspectives.

The center is known for its multidisciplinary approach to the arts, providing space for theater productions, music performances, visual art exhibitions, and storytelling events. It also partners with local schools and community groups to support curriculum-based educational activities and history workshops, fostering learning through hands-on experiences. Its surrounding JJ Byrne Playground and gardens serve as an extended venue for open-air performances and eco-focused events, reinforcing the House’s commitment to sustainability and public outreach. The Old Stone House stands as a vital community resource with deep cultural resonance, linking Brooklyn’s past and present through inclusive programming and artistic collaboration.

Key Services:

– Historical exhibits and interpretive displays relating to Brooklyn’s colonial and Revolutionary history
– Educational programs and guided tours for schools and community groups
– Outdoor and indoor art exhibitions featuring local and regional artists
– Theater and performing arts programs in collaboration with local artists and troupes
– Community events, including festivals, lectures, and workshops
– Public programs focused on environmental sustainability and urban gardening
– Art residencies and opportunities for emerging artists and performers
– Venue rental for cultural events and artistic presentations