A WALK TO REMEMBER

Remember what it was like to pay attention in the era before smartphones? More and more of us are yearning to experience this form of attention again. Every first Sunday at 11am, come to HumorVille (164 Meserole St., Brooklyn) for an hourlong phonefree walk. We'll start at HumorVille with experiential exercises designed to unhook us from our conventional ways of paying attention. Then, we'll take an hourlong walk with no devices before returning to HumorVille to notice what has shifted. Free, donations accepted.

ABOUT BEN FREEMAN

Ben Freeman (he/him) is an interactive artist, performer, and experience designer. He is the founder and lead facilitator of That's Interesting! — a studio for the playful practice of attention. At That's Interesting!, he hosts art parties, interactive performances, workshops, ensemble experiences at the intersection of play as a spiritual practice and as a form of attention activism, and facilitates creative coaching and ritual play. He is also a singer-songwriter, actor, writer, and collage artist, with two EPs and a full-length album out and a second full-length album to be released over the next year, starting with the single "Henrietta's Treasures." He holds an MDiv from Harvard Divinity School, a BA in Theater Arts and Performance Studies from Brown University, and a certificate in spiritual direction from Still Harbor.

Ben is a Summer 2026 Artist In Residence at HumorVille.

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