Stroll south of Atlantic Avenue down Smith, Court and Henry Streets and sample sumptuous fare from more than 30 #restaurants. Enjoy entertainment in the parks- between eating! Check out the extraordinary talent of Brooklyn and beyond from around the world! See the restaurants and participants at tastesofbrooklyn.com
CARROLL PARK
4 PM: Ballroom dancing for all ages! Learn special dances with Danielle Lima of Dancing Ballrooms 5 - 8 PM: Dancing Hands for Dancing Feet - Salsa Musica with Mimi and Sammy
Do you like to play instruments and music? Help Mimi and Sam with the drums, shakers, tambourine. Or bring your own! After 5 pm, get a great Afro-Caribbean dance workout with fitness extraordinaire Jessica Phoenix of Fiyah-Fit -See her video here AND learn Brazilian “forro” dance from sensational Silvana Novais & Celso Nunes
COBBLE HILL PARK 5 PM - Family - Child Alert! Hurry over to the park for Lucy Kalantari’s jazz age music for kids and families! Check out her new album, “Big Things.” See Lucy here 6-8 PM - TANGO! Viva Argentina! Enjoy sensuous dancers and even learn to tango. Merengue, anyone? Introducing Strictly Tango NYC’s Mika Oyaizu and Daniel O’Connell Triolo PLUS
Announcing SUNY Downstate's Soccer for Harmony Tournament on Sunday, April 17
We're very grateful and touched that the Physicians Assistants Club - along with many public health and medical students - want to help kids and families fight obesity and get healthy!
Yes, we will create different times for different ages so every child gets a chance to find eggs!
If your child is over 7 years old and is up for an Easter Egg Treasure Hunt - where children follow a series of 12 clues that eventually leads to a box of more treasures, let us know. We need minimum of 12 kids to do it. We'll make separate groups if lots of kids want it.
Want more info? Email us at info@seedsinthemiddle.org.
FEE Per Child - $10 FACE-PAINTING FROM 12-1 PM - $10
Elephant Cookie - $2.50
Your donation supports upfront costs of an investigative journalism project by veteran reporter Nancie L. Katz and her daughter, Lulu, to travel to Southeast Asia and write about places you can go where your money directly helps local people earn a living while saving elephants and their fragile environments. It also goes to help kids right here in Brooklyn who live in food deserts. Help them create Hip2B Healthy Markets at school, where every fresh snack is only 50 cents to lure classmates away from unhealthy junk food at nearby bodegas.
YALE CLUB CHEF CHARLES KEHRLI - FOR FIFTH YEAR - HOSTS COOKING CLASS IN HIS KITCHEN
This year, it's Andries Hudde JHS 240 6th graders!
These students from Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY, with the help of parents, dedicated teachers, volunteers and sous chefs from the Yale Club cooked fresh! Guacamole, fresh bean salad, cucumber/tomato salad and for dessert, a parfait! See these junior sous chefs in action! Thank you to the Yale Club and Chef Kehrli!