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Nearly 100 works of art celebrating Pride Month are on display until the end of the summer in Brooklyn.

The display is in honor of “Together We Will”, a feature dedicated to Pride Month and the local LGBTQ community. It is also a collaboration between Brooklyn Pride, Arts Gowanus and the Old Stone House.

The works included were selected from hundreds of entries from Brooklyn-based artists.

The outdoor art show on 3rd Street and 5th Avenue will go on until August 31.

Reproductions of the artwork are also available to purchase on the Arts Gowanus website.