Image: Brooklyn Museum, New York
The Brooklyn Museum has announced a ‘Pop-Up Performance: Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra’ as part of its summer public programs, with the event set for July 19 from 2 to 4 pm. The listing appears in the museum’s ‘Choose your own adventure’ newsletter, which presents a slate of activities for visitors over the coming weeks.
According to the museum’s program notice, the performance will take place at the Brooklyn Museum in New York. No further repertory details were provided in the source material, but the event is positioned as one of several music, art, and community offerings in the museum’s July calendar.
The announcement places the orchestra appearance alongside other summer programming, including ‘Summer Jazz: Terrance Simien and The Zydeco Experience’ on July 26 and a series of art-centered events tied to ‘Iris van Herpen.’ The newsletter’s framing suggests the museum is building out a mixed schedule of live performance, participatory activity, and collection-related engagement for the season.
The Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra performance is listed under the museum’s invitation to “hear classical music,” indicating it is intended as an accessible public-facing event rather than a ticketed concert series detailed in the announcement. The museum also identifies the related pop-up performance image as having been photographed by Naeem Douglas.
Brooklyn Museum’s public-programs email emphasizes variety across the month, with offerings that also include ‘Museum on Wheels: Coney Island,’ ‘Brooklyn Talks: How to Grow Up Without Becoming a Grown-Up with Julian Shapiro-Barnum,’ and a participatory performance series connected to ‘Iris van Herpen.’ Within that lineup, the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra event is the museum’s classical-music entry for mid-July.
The listing gives the performance date as July 19 and the time as 2–4 pm at Brooklyn Museum, 200 Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, New York.
