We invite you to embark on a journey of imagination, exploration, sport, and sheer joy as we delve into the heart of what it means to truly embrace the art of play.
Throughout the day, our event will be brimming with hands-on activities designed to ignite the spark of inspiration. People of all ages are invited to unleash their inner artists, musicians, and athletes! Work with glass beads (Urban Glass), learn table tennis tricks (PingPod), make music with found objects (Brooklyn Music School), try creative embroidery (TATTER), engage in an aromatherapy workshop (The Hort), and more! It’s all FUN, and all FREE, so make plans to join us!
ACTIVITIES / TIMES:
* FREE family-friendly fun at stations in Fowler Square | Fulton St./Lafayette Av.
Tunes by DJ Johnny Famous | noon – 4:00p
Smiling Sid’s Portrait-O-Rama | noon – 3:00p
Scents of Spring Workshop with The Hort | noon – 3:00p
Glass Bead Projects with Urban Glass | noon – 3:00p
Pick a Book with Brooklyn Book Bodega | noon – 5:00p
Bookmark Making with Brooklyn Public Library | 1:30 – 3:30p
* Engage your inner musician, athlete, and artist, with more PLAY at
Brooklyn Plaza Medical Center Lot | Lafayette Av./Fort Greene Pl.:
Makeshift Symphony
Join Brooklyn Music School teaching artists and experiment with instruments created with recycled materials and household items!
noon – 3:00p
Ping Pong Demo and Play
Learn championship table tennis moves from a PingPod coach!
noon – 3:00p
Street Marker
Illustrate your graffiti dreams with colorful sidewalk chalk on these Fort Greene streets!
noon – 5:00p
Giant Chess, Cornhole, and Jenga
It’s time to brush up before picnic and BBQ season! Challenge your friends and fam to classic games in a giant format.
noon – 5:00p
Double Dutch with Ms. K’s Swagga Jumpers
Check the technique and take a turn at double dutch and hip-hop ropes!
1:00 – 3:00p
*And, visit Ubuntu Garden | 48 Lafayette Av. for hands-on workshops:
F LIVIN Plant Potting with MoCADA | noon – 5:00p
G Creative Embroidery with TATTER | 1:00 – 4:00p
ART360 / FORT GREENE: The Art of Play is made possible by generous support from Council Member Crystal Hudson, the New York City Department of Transportation (DOT), and the New York City Department of Small Business Services (SBS), with additional support from Brooklyn Plaza Medical Center.
