Bike Skills 101: Learn to Ride-Adults

Forest Park Victory Field Forest Park Victory Field Queens, Queens

Our enjoyable, encouraging, and beginner-friendly Bike Skills 101 program will teach you how to ride confidently! For adults and mature teens who are prepared to ride, there is a free course called Bike Skills 101: Learn to Ride—Adults. We'll get you going quickly regardless of your age. Students learn how to balance, pedal, start, stop, […]

2nd Annual Fieldnic

Governors Island Governors Island 408 Colonel's Row Hay Street, Brooklyn

FIELDNIC: Where Picnic and Field Day Collide! I AM CARIBBEING + Little Caribbean NYC is the host. For the ultimate summertime combination of games, music, food, and community energy, get ready to gather your team and bring the vibes to Governors Island! FIELDNIC is a lively, family-friendly picnic and field day that celebrates Caribbean culture […]

Creme of Nature at CURLFEST NYC

Randalls and Wards Islands 10 Central Road, New York

For cooling activations, samples of Scalp Relief, unique merchandise, and more, stop by the Creme of Nature tent at Curlfest NYC. At Curlfest NYC, stay cool, revitalized, and festival-ready with Creme of Nature. Come experience the power of Scalp Relief Wipes with us on Randall's Island, where they will help curls flourish in the summer […]

The Architecture of Tomorrow: Where Healing Meets the Future

Artful Walls Gallery 246 Malcolm X Boulevard, New York

Art is healing. We break the taboo around trauma and grief via painting, photography, and mixed media. We construct evidence that there is a better tomorrow. An art show honoring Minority Mental Health Month is called The Architecture of Tomorrow: Where Healing Meets the Future. Come celebrate two days of art, introspection, and community with […]

Screening: BORN TO DANCE. FORCED TO RUN

Brooklyn Children's Museum 145 Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn

A special screening of Pascale Solages' documentary BORN TO DANCE. FORCED TO RUN is being held by VOICES Productions. The movie centers on Steeven Labady, a Haitian dancer who must navigate cross-border migration, displacement, and survival. The film uses movement and archive material to examine the human experience underlying immigration policy against the backdrop of […]