Building Back Better with Summer Splash at the Brooklyn Museum
Stop by Brooklyn Museum plaza for some summer fun exploring art from around the world! Registered participants will get an activity kit including zine making, a scavenger hunt, family pass to Brooklyn Museum and more. Additional materials will be provided to make your mark with sidewalk chalk and create your own watercolor ice-cube art, the perfect way to cool off on summer day.
LIMITED free admission is available to 100 "family" passes, as well as grab-and-go activity bags for families to do together. Please register ONE person from your group on our registration page, each pass admits 4 guests. Additionally, we will have free outdoor drop in activities for all attendees.
Location: 200 Eastern Pkwy
Ticket quantities are limited in order to preserve social distancing
COVID Safety:
Like everywhere else in the city, a mask that covers your nose and mouth is required for everyone (face shields without masks, and bandanas, scarves, or buffs, are not sufficient). Masks with valves or other openings are not permitted. If you’re unable to wear a mask, we regret that in order to ensure the safety of our staff and visitors, we’ll be unable to accommodate your entry at this time. We look forward to welcoming you back when these protocols are no longer necessary. (Masks are available for sale in our Shop.)
Learn More at: https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/about/faq/
Join the Brooklyn Cultural Adventures Program this summer with daily virtual programs and weekly in-person events.
We're exploring artists, creators, and nature's builders this summer with our theme Building Back Better. Join us as we explore science, nature, culture, and art with our partners each weekday at 9:30 am. Practice some selfcare to help you grow, and get live, hands-on experiences to explore how inspiration for rebuilding can be found all around us. Check the "BCAP at Home" tag for more events!
Thank You to Our Sponsors
Brooklyn Cultural Adventures Program is made possible by major leadership support from the Martha A. Rubin Fund, as well as generous support from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, the Novack Family Foundation and the Brooklyn Eagles—a group of young and engaged supporters of Brooklyn Public Library.
200 Eastern Pkwy
Brooklyn, NY 11238