Saturday, February 24: Head over to the Brooklyn Museum this afternoon for the “Naked Brooklyn Scavenger Hunt,” where teams will go on a quest across the museum to learn more about the nudes in the permanent collection. Only museum-approved nudes are allowed, so don’t get any ideas.

Sunday, February 25: Eagle-eyed moviegoers caught the scenes in the Oscar nominated “The Departed” that were supposed to take place in Boston, but were really in Brooklyn. Start the day of the Academy Awards off right with brunch at Park Luncheonette, where Martin Scorcese filmed the scenes.

Monday, February 26: Brooklyn writers Nathan Englander, Myla Goldberg and Alice Mattison join WNYC’s Leonard Lopate (pictured) for “Brooklyn On My Mind: A Literary Workshop,” where they’ll discuss the representation of Jewish Brooklyn neighborhoods in modern literature.

Wednesday, February 28: After four years of serving a community that still isn’t sure what that name means, Caribbean eatery JRG Restaurant Bar and Fashion Cafe will be closing for good. Tonight, for a $30 flat fee, they’re letting people drink all they can. We’d call it an event to remember, but chances are you won’t remember much beyond your third drink.

Friday, March 2: Something like Ziggy Stardust’s teenage offspring, Justin Tranter and his band, Semi-Precious Weapons, are playing live at Europa tonight. The self-described “garage glam heroes” will play songs from their “Magnetic” EP and their forthcoming debut album.