Labor Day Parade Schedule and Directions
Schedule and Directions
Schedule
Directions to Shows at The Brooklyn Museum
Directions to The Labor Day Parade
Directions to the WIADCA Corporate Office
Directions to Shows at The Brooklyn Museum:
From Manhattan: Brooklyn Bridge; first left at Tillary Street; right on Flatbush Avenue to Grand Army Plaza; approximately 2/3 around Plaza; turn right on Eastern Parkway. Museum is at first intersection (Eastern Parkway and Washington Avenue). Or Manhattan Bridge enters directly onto Flatbush Avenue.
From Westchester, the Bronx, Queens, or Connecticut: Triborough Bridge to Brooklyn Queens Express (BQE)/Manhattan Bridge exit to Tillary Street, follow directions from Manhattan.
From Staten Island and Southern or Central New Jersey: Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to Gowanus Expressway (Route 278 towards Manhattan); exit to 38th Street; left on Fourth Avenue for approximately 2 miles; right on Union Street; 5 blocks to Grand Army Plaza; go 1/2 around Plaza; turn right on Eastern Parkway. Museum is at first intersection (Eastern Parkway and Washington Avenue).
From northern or north central New Jersey: George Washington Bridge/Holland or Lincoln Tunnel to Manhattan; follow Manhattan directions.
From Long Island: Grand Central Parkway to Jackie Robinson Parkway; exit at Bushwick Avenue; left at third traffic light to Eastern Parkway; approximately 3 miles to Washington Avenue. Museum is across intersection at left.
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Directions to The Labor Day Parade:
From Manhattan: Take the Manhattan Bridge. The Manhattan Bridge becomes Flatbush ave. Stay straight to go onto Flatbush ave. Turn Slight Right onto Grand Army PLZ. Go Straight for about 0.1 miles. Turn Slight Right onto Eastern Parkway go approx. 2.0 miles End at Utica ave & Eastern Parkway Brooklyn NY.
From Westchester, the Bronx, Queens, or Connecticut: Triborough Bridge to Brooklyn Queens Express (BQE)/Manhattan Bridge exit to Tillary Street, follow directions from Manhattan.
From Staten Island and Southern or Central New Jersey: Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to Gowanus Expressway (Route 278 towards Manhattan); exit to 38th Street; left on Fourth Avenue for approximately 2 miles; right on Union Street; 5 blocks to Grand Army Plaza; go 1/2 around Plaza; turn right on Eastern Parkway. Go approx. 2.0 miles End at Utica Ave & Eastern Parkway.
From northern or north central New Jersey: George Washington Bridge/Holland or Lincoln Tunnel to Manhattan; follow Manhattan directions.
From Long Island: Grand Central Parkway to Jackie Robinson Parkway; exit at Bushwick Avenue; left at third traffic light to Eastern Parkway; approximately 1.5 miles to Utica Avenue.
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Directions to The WIADCA Corporate Office:
From Manhattan: Take the Manhattan Bridge. The Manhattan Bridge becomes Flatbush avenue. Stay straight to go onto Flatbush avenue. Turn Slight Right onto Grand Army PLZ. Turn Slight Right onto Flatbush Ave. Turn Left onto Empire Blvd. Turn Left onto Rogers Ave. End at 323 Rogers avenue Brooklyn NY
From Westchester, the Bronx, Queens, or Connecticut: Triborough Bridge to Brooklyn Queens Express (BQE)/Manhattan Bridge exit to Tillary Street, follow directions from Manhattan.
From Staten Island and Southern or Central New Jersey: Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to Gowanus Expressway (Route 278 towards Manhattan); exit to 38th Street; left on Fourth Avenue for approximately 2 miles; right on Union Street; 5 blocks to Grand Army Plaza; turn slightly around Plaza. Turn Slight Right onto Flatbush Ave. Turn Left onto Empire Blvd. Turn Left onto Rogers Ave. End at 323 Rogers avenue Brooklyn NY
From northern or north central New Jersey: George Washington Bridge/Holland or Lincoln Tunnel to Manhattan; follow Manhattan directions.
From Long Island: Take the Grand Central Pkwy W. Merge onto Jackie Robinson PKWY via exit number 13- on the left- toward Brooklyn. Take the exit toward E. New York avenue. Turn Slight Right onto Jamaica avenue. Jamaica avenue becomes E New York avenue. Turn Slight Right onto Empire Blvd. Turn Right onto Rogers avenue. End at 323 Rogers avenue Brooklyn NY.
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