Meet Our Store - Leroy's Place Brooklyn

Leroy’s Place is an independent art gallery and gift shop located at 353 7th Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our shop is filled with original artwork, handmade gifts, prints, strange little creatures, giant puppets and creations from independent artists. A lot of what you’ll find here is made by Leroy’s Place or by artists we know and work with, so it’s a little different from your average gift store.

The Brooklyn shop is also meant to be explored. There are monsters hiding around the space, oversized installations and plenty of things worth stopping to photograph. If you’re spending the afternoon walking Seventh Avenue, visiting Prospect Park or exploring Park Slope, stop in and take a look around. We’re happy to be one of the neighborhood’s slightly weirder places to shop for local art, handmade gifts and original Brooklyn artwork.

Leroy’s Place
353 7th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215
718-369-4200

Hours

Saturday 12–7 PM
Sunday 12–7 PM
Monday 12–7 PM
Tuesday 12–7 PM
Wednesday 12–7 PM
Thursday 12–7 PM
Friday 12–7 PM

 

testimonials

One of the coolest stores I've EVER been to. So much cool art from various independent artists and just a cool place to check out all the decorations and puppets. The staff here are also so kind and welcoming and made it a memorable experience. This is a MUST GO in Brooklyn. Will be back maybe 100 times.
Chase E
Leroy’s is not just my favorite gift shop in Brooklyn. It’s my mother’s favorite art gallery. It’s my southern mother-in-law’s favorite place in Brooklyn. It’s Park Slope’s most AMAZING GIFT SHOP and it’s also an artist community center! It’s every kid in Park Slope’s favorite place! A gift shop, art gallery, and MONSTER store all in one. Like Pee Wee Herman curated a shop with Jim Henson after burning man. I’m more than a fan, I’m an advocate. They have events all year long too!! And did I mention GIANT PUPPETS you interact with in the shop?? Stop by! You’ll definitely walk out with something handmade, unique, silly or surreal (or a combo of all those things).
Marc Sauvé