On Sunday, August 17th, the streets of Bedford-Stuyvesant were filled with energy, pride, and love as the community came together for the 2nd Annual Maino Day. The hometown Hip Hop legend, who has long been a voice and advocate for the youth, once again turned his neighborhood into a celebration of unity and giving back.
This year’s festivities were powered by sponsors including Metro Plus Health, Save Our Streets, Walmart, Brooklyn Gives, and GBNY, who came through with sneaker giveaways that had the crowd buzzing. Families enjoyed an atmosphere that blended fun and purpose—kids jumping in the bouncy house, vendors lined with food and merchandise, and music that kept everyone dancing from start to finish.
Of course, the highlight was the presence of Maino himself, joined by familiar names like Angela Yee, Jim Jones, Fabolous, Neek Bucks, and more. The block was alive with flashing cameras, smiling faces, and moments that reminded everyone why this day is so special.
Back in February 2024, Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso officially declared Maino Day as a recognized day in Brooklyn—a powerful acknowledgment of Maino’s impact on his community. What started as a dream has now become a tradition and a legacy, cementing Maino’s role not just as an artist, but as a leader and changemaker in Bed-Stuy.
Maino Day is more than a block party—it’s a reminder of the strength of community and the importance of pouring love back into the place you came from.
Check out the exclusive coverage at the 2nd Annual Maino Day below!