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

An exhibition featuring a range of Brooklyn artists who employ bricolage.

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

Presented by Millennium Development, seniors 55 and older, can get their health groove on by walking around Kings Plaza during the colder months. The 30 to 40 minute walk completes 10 to 12 laps around the mall’s lower level. 8:30 am.

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

Teens read for free books. 2:30 pm.

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

All ages practice their strategies. 3:30 pm.

Children friendly flicks. 4 pm.

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

Children get together with friends and play video games, anime and reading. 4 pm.

...the I and the We, an exhibit of gouache on paper pieces by Rachel Pollak. 6–9 pm.

Flip off V-day with an evening of sad stories and broken hearts! 7 pm.

Performance and discussion featuring works of Dages Juvelier Keates, Parted in the Middle, Sacha Yanow and skobb. 8 pm.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden presents: "Lush," a dance in the garden featuring DJ Turmix. 8 pm.

An evening of short plays about cults. 8:30 pm.

An exhibition featuring a range of Brooklyn artists who employ bricolage.

Eat, drink and shake your groove thangs! 6.

Ensemble teaches children the origins of the genre and explains the influence that jazz has had on other music. 1.

"Immaculate: Reflections of Mary"

Peruse antiques, collectibles , vintage, crafts, and furniture. 8 am–6 pm.

Peruse antiques, collectibles, vintage, crafts, and furniture. 8 am–6 pm.

State Sen. Marty Golden is sponsoring income tax preparation for seniors; by appointment only. 9 –11:30 am.

For immigrants planning on applying for US citizenship. Registration required. 10:30 am–1:30 pm and 1:30–4:30 pm.

Children friendly concert featuring Lauren Balthrop, Dawn Landes and Annie Nero. 11 am – 4 pm.

Learn what it takes to survive in the great outdoors. 1 pm.

One man’s trash is another’s treasure. Bring cleaned gently used and working items. 1–4 pm.

Children 5 and older create a post card showing New York’s amazing trains. 1:30 pm.

Children play games and experience common tasks of 200 years ago. 2:30–3:30 pm.

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