1953 Willys Jeep Truck in Brooklyn on August 17,The 4-wheel drive Willys Truck, introduced in 1947 by Willys-Overland Motors 200 000 of these trucks were manufactured

Jeep brings ‘4×4 City Camp’ to Brooklyn for two-day Cherokee celebration at Domino Square

Brooklyn, NY — This weekend, Domino Square will shift gears into an interactive automotive playground as Jeep rolls into Brooklyn for a free two-day event celebrating the return of the Jeep Cherokee, complete with retro nostalgia, food trucks, games, and live music.

On Friday and Saturday, Jeep will host Jeep 4×4 City Camp, transforming the Williamsburg waterfront into a multi-decade experience that traces the history of the Cherokee across the 1970s through the 2000s. Each era will feature immersive, photo-friendly installations including a 1970s-style campfire, an ‘80s garage, a ‘90s bedroom full of AIM nostalgia, and a 2000s-era roadside stop — each paired with Jeep Cherokee models from that time.

The event runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday, and from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday at Domino Square, located at 12 S 3rd Street. Guests can expect an open public volleyball court, large-scale lawn games like Connect 4 and Giant Jenga, and back-to-back DJ sets by DJ Perly (Friday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.).

Food trucks will be on site both days serving local favorites, and entry to the entire experience is free. The activation is designed as a walk-through celebration of Jeep Cherokee’s heritage, providing a blend of interactive fun, automotive history, and community entertainment at the close of summer.

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Key Points

Jeep is hosting a free event at Domino Square Friday and Saturday celebrating the return of the Jeep Cherokee
Attendees can explore four themed zones reflecting different decades of Cherokee history
The event features live DJ sets, games, food trucks, and immersive photo experiences

Jeep is parking the past and present side by side this weekend at Domino Square in a retro-fueled Cherokee showcase.

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