Location: Atlantic Terminal Cornerstone Community Center, 501 Carlton Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238

Time: 1:00-4:00pm.

Arts and community unite in a three day festival presented by the The Intergenerational Community Arts Council (ICAC) that celebrates the cultural legacy of our borough and the healthy futures we can create together. Experience the music, performance, dance, and storytelling of your neighbors in a magical event created by, with, and for the residents of Downtown Brooklyn and Fort Greene. Kick-off Juneteenth with this free, all ages celebration.

At this event, bring the kids for an interactive performance, The Tale of Chef Kale, with Jasmine Eileen Coles (ages 4-10)* at 1:30 PM. About The Tale of Chef Kale: Kids will get interested in food, self-care, and creating healthy habits through this fun, interactive show. Kale, a young girl with hair made partly of kale, will take kids along on her adventures and even offer the audience tasting samples of some of her dishes made with fresh fruits and veggies. Ages 4-10.

Featured Performer: Courtney Berry. Produced in partnership with Atlantic Terminal Cornerstone Community Center.

The event will also include "Love Letter to Brooklyn" art-making, a comfy Relaxation & Respite zone, free refreshments, health screenings with community partners, and an all-ages, all levels ‘Move and Groove’ line dancing workshop with Kendra J. Ross. Come early to get in the flow with tunes by DJ Quinette, and stay late to meet the ICAC, featured artists, and your neighbors.

Interested in attending more "Spread Love: A Love Letter to Brooklyn" events? SEE FULL EVENT SCHEDULE HERE >> This event is conceived, curated, and produced by members of the ICAC. Installation and Interactive design by ICAC Artist in Residency Pia Monique Murray. Spread Love choreography by Pia Monique Murray. Artistic Direction by Pia Monique Murray and Baba Israel. Creative Production by Jessica Sucher.

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718-683-5600