The Weekend: 9.25-9.27

Dance. Art. Theater. Food. We've got you covered in Brooklyn this weekend.

Friday, September 25

DUMBO: Between the DUMBO Dance Festival and the Art Under the Bridge Festival, the neighborhood down under the Manhattan Bridge overpass is the place to be this weekend. Both run Friday through Sunday.

Beyond Brooklyn: While not happening in the the borough, the Guggenheim is all about Brooklyn tonight, with its second installment of its "It Came From Brooklyn Festival." While the name sounds like a horror flick, don't be turned off. Tonight's show include's Julian Plenti (aka Paul Banks of Interopol), I'm In You, authors Rivka Galchen and Hampton Fancher, and comedian Eugene Mirman. At 8 p.m. Tickets $45/$40 for members.

Ride the train: Here's another inter-borough mix. The G-Train Salon continues its journey, stopping off in Park Slope for a collaboration with Urban Alchemist Design Collective. Called "Texture Gardens," the night features mixed-media artist Carla E. Reyes, a Queens-bred talent and former resident of Crane St. Studios in Long Island City, who found a new home in Greenpoint after the studios' staircase collapse in April. From 7 to 9 p.m. at 343 5th Street.

Saturday, September 26

Theater: "The Tempest" comes to Brooklyn shores, as the Brooklyn-based Repertory Theatre produces the Shakespeare classic on the Coney Island beach and boardwalk. Saturday and Sunday, free of charge, off the West 8th Street stop on the F and Q lines.

Last Supper: 3rd Ward brings back its popular multimedia party, Last Supper, with the works of scores of visual and performance artists, musicians, filmmakers, and chefs around a theme regarding food policy and social justice. $15, or $10 if you come with three canned goods, which will be donated to The Food Bank of New York. Starting at 6 p.m. at 195 Morgan Avenue.

Sunday, September 27

Roller rink: This is your last chance to act like a teenager again and dance to disco at the Dreamland Roller Rink, as the Coney Island spot hosts its final party of the 2009 season. So before you retire those skates until next summer, get out your headband and roller-dance. From 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Admission $10 ($8 if you dress in 80s/ disco attire). At 3052 W 21st Street.

Grand Bazaar: Prospect Park will be tranformed into a Grand Bazaar, with music, food and goods of the Turkic and Baltic persuasion to kick off the city's "“Turkish Days in New York” festival. From from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Nethermead Field in Prospect Park, most accessible from the 16th Street and Prospect Park Southwest entrance, the Bartel-Pritchard entrance, the 9th Street entrance, the 3rd Street entrance or the Willink Entrance at Ocean and Flatbush avenues.