Make art, spread peace. This free annual family festival fills the museum with art, music, performances, and more.
Activities:
Enjoy an interactive musical storytelling session with Baba the Storyteller.
Celebrate the rich history of protest quilts by making your own with Diedrick Brackens.
Make wishes for our planet and cast them into a giant fishing net with Carolina Caycedo.
Make a garden that moves with Beatriz Cortez.
Make a print with Olga Koumoundouros that celebrates your neighborhood and community.
Get in the groove with Lula Washington Youth Dance Ensemble and celebrate family through dance and culture.
Make a song book about solidarity with Public Fiction, in collaboration with Camille Mackler, Director of Immigration Legal Policy at New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC).
Join Shizu Saldamando in tracing a portrait of your loved one and declaring what makes them special.
Experience an interactive puppetry performance full of fantasy and funnies with Audrey Densmore and Jared Ramirez.
Help Comfort Campaign and Miry’s List make welcome signs and drawings for newly arrived refugee children.
Hear youth from Street Poets, Inc. harness the healing power of poetry.
Music courtesy of Wild Dreams.
Spread cotton candy love with LoveSwirls.
Enjoy the guitar and ukulele tunes of Noah James & Brendan Brandt.
This free program is not ticketed.
Parking is available under the museum. There is a $6 flat rate on weekends. Cash only.
