For children. 11.

Three students, Brooklyn students, who were awarded top honors in the 26th Annual Extra Jack Keats Bookmaking Competition will be on exhibit from May 2 to 31 at the Brooklyn Public Library.

Sponsored by the Brooklyn Developmental Disabilities Council, the event features representatives from over 100 agencies and vendors, workshops and seminars for families, advocates, agencies and friends of individuals with developmental disabilities. 9 am–2:30 pm.

Story-time, playtime and arts and crafts for children 2 years old and their moms/caregivers. 9:30–10:45 am.

The iconic ride is open for rides for the whole family. Noon–5 pm.

For children 13-18 years old who are grieving the death of a loved one. Pre-registration required. 4:30–6 pm.

Shorts and a full length family appropriate movie. 6:15.

Come hear a few stories with a simple craft to go with it. 12:00.

Three students, Brooklyn students, who were awarded top honors in the 26th Annual Extra Jack Keats Bookmaking Competition will be on exhibit from May 2 to 31 at the Brooklyn Public Library.

The iconic ride is open for rides for the whole family. Noon–5 pm.

Come hear a few stories with a simple craft to go with it. Noon.

Teens read for free books. 2:30 pm.

Outreach for young people to learn about grants, schools, health talks, obesity and diabetes workshops, teen dating violence and many more issues that today’s youth face. Pre-registration required. All consent forms must be singed by parent for all youth, (13-17). 3–8:30 pm.

Teens and tweens enjoy books, games and music. 3:30 pm.

Get together with friends and read books, play games and listen to music. 4 pm.

Production of the Lerner and Loewe classic about a flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, who is transformed by Professor Henry Higgins into a Lady. Performed by the Narrows Community Theater troupe. 8 pm.

Three students, Brooklyn students, who were awarded top honors in the 26th Annual Extra Jack Keats Bookmaking Competition will be on exhibit from May 2 to 31 at the Brooklyn Public Library.

Sean Meenan and the Habana family are partying early - Jon Samson performs children’s favorites; Miss Kings County stops by; children make mobiles out of recycled materials from the restaurant, Elmo visits; face painting, clowns, and parents pot a sunflower to take home. 10:30 am–6 pm.

Visit the historic landmark. 11 am – 3 pm.

Honoring our veterans; invocation and ceremonial tribute. Kick off at Emmons and Ocean Avenue and ends at the Haring Street Memorial. Beverages and snacks available to participants. Hosted by the Sheepshead Bay Plumb Beach Civic Association. 11:30 am.

The iconic ride is open for rides for the whole family. Noon–5 pm.

Rudyard Kipling’s charming story, with Mowgli, Kikki and Tikki and Shere Khan, comes to life with puppets, songs, beautiful scenes and costumes. Recommended for children 4 years and older. 12:30 and 2:30 pm.

Craft activities and fun nature games. 1–3 pm.

It’s that time again. Watch the sheep being shorn at the zoo and then go over to Lefferts Historic House and try your hand at washing, carding and spinning the wool. 1–4 pm.

Participate in potato sack races spoon races, stilts and other old-fashioned games. 2–3 pm.

help keep the park and the waterways clean and enjoy the day. 2–3 pm.

For individuals 18 years and older. 3:45 pm.

Prizes, games and food. 6 pm.

Eat, drink and shake your groove thangs! 6 pm.

Production of the Lerner and Loewe classic about a flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, who is transformed by Professor Henry Higgins into a Lady. Performed by the Narrows Community Theater troupe. 8 pm.