Toddlerpalooza
Sunday, May 31, 9:30am – 12:30pm
Free; capacity is limited, and registration is required.
About the Event
Join us on the West Terrace at the Barnes for a morning of fun activities and engaging performances for littles and their families. Featuring music, performances, art making, and special surprises, there’s something for everyone at Toddlerpalooza!
Best enjoyed by ages 5 and under. Registration opens Monday, May 25, at 10am.
Para ayuda en español, por favor contáctenos por correo electrónico a community@barnesfoundation.org.
What’s On
9:30am – 12:30pm
Art & Learning Activities
Join us, fellow community organizations, and local artists for art activities and play. Perfect for all families and children 5 and under! Activities are provided by:
Fleisher Art Memorial
The Clay Studio
Tree House Books
Smith Memorial Playground
LEMUS and Ivonne Pinto Garcia
Peter Oravetz
10am – noon
Interactive Performances & Movement
Ready to move and groove with us? Check out our performers and partners:
Yoga 4 Philly
Thembi Palmer, Imagine More Story Adventures
Let’s Jam, Baby! by Ninth Planet
Sponsors
Lead support for community engagement and family programs is provided through the Comcast Center for Community Engagement at the Barnes. Generous endowment support for community engagement programs is provided by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF). Additional annual support for these programs comes from David and Julia Fleischner and other generous individual, corporate, and foundation donors.
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