Summer Kids: The Blue Bus Project Recycled Art Workshop

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Join us for our 2025 Summer Kids Program! This free event is hosted by HPPC in partnership with The Blue Bus Project! TITLE: Summer Kids: The Blue Bus Project Recycled Art Workshop SUBTITLE/TAGLINE: Select date and time Join us for Summer Kids on the Waterfront hosted by Hunter's Point Parks Conservancy, in partnership with The Blue Bus Project. Children work with recycled and upcycled materials to bring attention to the issues of waster and the transformational power of the imagination, turning ‘trash’ into a material that is ripe for creativity.Please visit our website, https://www.hunterspointparks.org/ for more information on everything that is happening in the Park.This event will be held near the Hunter’s Point Library/ near the gantries in Gantry Plaza State Park.Summer Kids is sponsored by TF Cornerstone, Hunter's Point South Living, and Council Member Julie Won through the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development. Join us for Summer Kids on the Waterfront hosted by Hunter's Point Parks Conservancy, in partnership with The Blue Bus Project. Children work with recycled and upcycled materials to bring attention to the issues of waster and the transformational power of the imagination, turning ‘trash’ into a material that is ripe for creativity.Please visit our website, https://www.hunterspointparks.org/ for more information on everything that is happening in the Park.This event will be held near the Hunter’s Point Library/ near the gantries in Gantry Plaza State Park.Summer Kids is sponsored by TF Cornerstone, Hunter's Point South Living, and Council Member Julie Won through the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development. About this eventJoin us for Summer Kids on the Waterfront hosted by Hunter's Point Parks Conservancy, in partnership with The Blue Bus Project. Children work with recycled and upcycled materials to bring attention to the issues of waster and the transformational power of the imagination, turning ‘trash’ into a material that is ripe for creativity.Please visit our website, https://www.hunterspointparks.org/ for more information on everything that is happening in the Park.This event will be held near the Hunter’s Point Library/ near the gantries in Gantry Plaza State Park.Summer Kids is sponsored by TF Cornerstone, Hunter's Point South Living, and Council Member Julie Won through the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development. Join us for Summer Kids on the Waterfront hosted by Hunter's Point Parks Conservancy, in partnership with The Blue Bus Project. Children work with recycled and upcycled materials to bring attention to the issues of waster and the transformational power of the imagination, turning ‘trash’ into a material that is ripe for creativity.Please visit our website, https://www.hunterspointparks.org/ for more information on everything that is happening in the Park.This event will be held near the Hunter’s Point Library/ near the gantries in Gantry Plaza State Park.Summer Kids is sponsored by TF Cornerstone, Hunter's Point South Living, and Council Member Julie Won through the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development. TITLE: Summer Kids: The Blue Bus Project Recycled Art Workshop SUBTITLE/TAGLINE: Select date and time Join us for Summer Kids on the Waterfront hosted by Hunter's Point Parks Conservancy, in partnership with The Blue Bus Project. Children work with recycled and upcycled materials to bring attention to the issues of waster and the transformational power of the imagination, turning ‘trash’ into a material that is ripe for creativity.Please visit our website, https://www.hunterspointparks.org/ for more information on everything that is happening in the Park.This event will be held near the Hunter’s Point Library/ near the gantries in Gantry Plaza State Park.Summer Kids is sponsored by TF Cornerstone, Hunter's Point South Living, and Council Member Julie Won through the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development. Join us for Summer Kids on the Waterfront hosted by Hunter's Point Parks Conservancy, in partnership with The Blue Bus Project. Children work with recycled and upcycled materials to bring attention to the issues of waster and the transformational power of the imagination, turning ‘trash’ into a material that is ripe for creativity.Please visit our website, https://www.hunterspointparks.org/ for more information on everything that is happening in the Park.This event will be held near the Hunter’s Point Library/ near the gantries in Gantry Plaza State Park.Summer Kids is sponsored by TF Cornerstone, Hunter's Point South Living, and Council Member Julie Won through the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development. About this eventJoin us for Summer Kids on the Waterfront hosted by Hunter's Point Parks Conservancy, in partnership with The Blue Bus Project. Children work with recycled and upcycled materials to bring attention to the issues of waster and the transformational power of the imagination, turning ‘trash’ into a material that is ripe for creativity.Please visit our website, https://www.hunterspointparks.org/ for more information on everything that is happening in the Park.This event will be held near the Hunter’s Point Library/ near the gantries in Gantry Plaza State Park.Summer Kids is sponsored by TF Cornerstone, Hunter's Point South Living, and Council Member Julie Won through the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development. Join us for Summer Kids on the Waterfront hosted by Hunter's Point Parks Conservancy, in partnership with The Blue Bus Project. Children work with recycled and upcycled materials to bring attention to the issues of waster and the transformational power of the imagination, turning ‘trash’ into a material that is ripe for creativity.Please visit our website, https://www.hunterspointparks.org/ for more information on everything that is happening in the Park.This event will be held near the Hunter’s Point Library/ near the gantries in Gantry Plaza State Park.Summer Kids is sponsored by TF Cornerstone, Hunter's Point South Living, and Council Member Julie Won through the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development.