By our very own Jen #supermom
The sprinklers have been turned on at the water parks (WOHOO)! Watermelon has never tasted sweeter. The school year is coming to a close. SUMMER IS HERE!!! We have several very special events going on in Brooklyn this season; here is a list of musical and fun-filled events we can enjoy as a family: * JULY 18th at 12PM – Luau at Lakeside: A Fundraiser for Jonah’s Just Begun (Lefrak Center @ Lakeside, Prospect Park): On July 18th from 12-2pm South Slope Pediatrics and Jonah’s Just Begun are hosting a very special event to raise much needed funds to support a cure for Sanfilippo Syndrome, a rare disease that our Park Slope friend and neighbor, Jonah, suffers from. The event includes a full luncheon, rollerskating, hula dancing, face painting and a silent auction. Tickets are $40 for adults and $35 for kids 5 and up (under 5 are free): http://bit.ly/Luau4JJB * Summer Kick-off Party with Hip Tot (Lefrak Center @ Lakeside, Prospect Park): Every second Sunday from June – September (starting June 14th at 11am) there will be live music performances for kids, craft activities, giveaways and other special surprises. On June 14th Grammy winner Father Goose and his dancehall boogie music will set the mood for a fun and exciting day! http://hiptot.com/hip-events/ * Pete Sinjin’s “House of Song” Album Release Party (Greenwood Park – 7th Ave, between 19th and 20th St): Presented by Hootenanny Art House, Pete Sinjin will be performing with his band on Saturday, June 20th at 10am, celebrating the release of his new album! $10 tickets in advance (free for 9 months and under), includes all food. There will also be door prizes and art activities. http://www.petesinjin.com/ * SummerStage Family Day: Laurie Berkner, Something Positive and Brooklyn Marching Band (Herbert Von King Park, Lafayette Ave and Tompkins Ave): On Sunday June 21st come be entertained by these artists, including the super popular Laurie Berkner who is known to be the power behind the “kindie rock” movement! Free. 4-7pm. http://www.cityparksfoundation.org/event/summerstage-laurie-berkner-something-positive-brooklyn-united-marching-band/ * Puppetry Arts Festival of Brooklyn (Old Stone House Park, 4th St & 5th Ave): On June 27th from 11am-3pm, there will be puppet crafts, snacks, bounce house, t-shirt designing, Star Wars characters and puppet shows all day! Free admission. http://www.puppetryarts.org/Festivals.html * Orion and the Dark Storytime (Barnes and Noble, 267 7th Ave): On June 27th at 11am, join Orion and the Dark on their mischievous fun nighttime adventure in this special storytime! http://store-locator.barnesandnoble.com/event/4853248 * They Might be Giants Concert (Music Hall of Williamsburg, 66 N. 6th St): Super child-friendly and silly, They Might Be Giants will put on a family show June 28th at 12:30pm for kids and adults of all ages (the venue even has stroller parking)! Show lasts just under an hour. Tickets are $25 in advance or a family 4-pack for $90: http://www.musichallofwilliamsburg.com/event/850657-they-might-be-giants-brooklyn * Independence Day Events (Audobon Center, Lefferts House & Carousel in Prospect Park): On July 4th there will be plenty of family friendly events taking place at Prospect Park. From 12-5pm at the Audobon Center, learn how the bald eagle became America’s symbol of independence (with fun activities and crafts)! At Lefferts Historic House from 2-5pm, celebrate America’s birthday by making yourself a plumed hat and signing a reproduction of the Declaration of Independence! And don’t forget to celebrate afterwards on the 1912 Carousel. https://www.prospectpark.org/news-events/events/2015/7/4 * Seining the River Wild (Brooklyn Bridge Park, Empire Fulton Ferry): On July 11th from 10:30am-12pm, learn about the remarkable creatures of the East River as scientists use a 20 foot seining net to humanely catch and release these unique critters. All ages: http://www.brooklynbridgepark.org/events/seining-1 Whether it’s learning about fish, jamming out to your favorite family music, learning about puppetry, celebrating the birth of America or attending a very important Luau Fundraiser, this next month is full of fun activities here in Brooklyn. Enjoy!!! Posted on June 12th, 2015 Posted by Matteo
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