The West Indian Day Parade takes place in Brooklyn every Labor Day along Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway.

Our Campus reflects the energy and diversity of a booming downtown Brooklyn. Stand on any street corner and watch people from a multitude of cultures go by. Those who live, work and go to school in the area feel at home no matter what their nationality. The aromas of Afro-Caribbean, Asian, Mediterranean, Latino, Eastern European and Middle Eastern cooking radiate from restaurants and food stands surrounding the Campus.

The Brooklyn Campus is surrounded by a broad range of cultural institutions including the Brooklyn Museum (right) and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

We are located near some of Brooklyn’s richest cultural and historical attractions. Within walking distance are the Brooklyn Academy of Music, known for its innovative drama, music and dance productions, and the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, featuring world-famous panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty.

The Campus is surrounded by historic neighborhoods and districts including Brooklyn Heights to the West, Fulton Ferry to the North, Boerum Hill to the South and Fort Greene and Clinton Hill to the East. On a lunch break or weekend, you can easily explore their interesting architecture and wonderful shops.

The Brooklyn Promenade offers spectacular views of lower Manhattan.

Just a short subway ride away is Manhattan. Its awesome communications, medical, merchandising, cultural and financial centers enrich the academic, recreational and career opportunities available to all of our students.