Good Vibes on the Lower East Side: Kid-Friendly Edition

Calling all Mothers/Godmothers/Grandmothers/Aunts and kids of Culture!

For the first time ever, we are partnering with Kid on the Town to create a family friendly, kid appropriate version of our popular Lower East Side art & food walk on Saturday June 4th!

Bring your (god/grand)son, (god/grand)daughter, niece, nephew or other favorite kid for a fun and interactive deep dive into the art, food and culture of one of NYC’s most vibrant neighborhoods.

Developed and led by Women of Culture Founder Alexandra Harper, and Kid on the Town Founder Brittney Jensen Mothner, this walk will feature some of the city’s best street art, kid-friendly gallery shows and delicious snacks sure to delight both the young and the young-at-heart.

Bring your favorite kid(s) ages 5-15 for a unique opportunity to meet other women and children of culture while getting out and experiencing the city through its art, culture and food.

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Tickets:
$50/adult & child pair through 5/28 at midnight + $20 for each additional child or adult;
$60/adult & child pair thereafter + $25 for each additional child or adult

Important notes/disclaimers:
All children must be accompanied by their adult chaperone at all times and no children can attend the event without an adult chaperone. Adult attendees assume responsibility for their child(ren) throughout the duration of the event and may not leave child(ren) unattended at any time. All children in attendance will be strictly prohibited from touching any artwork, and event organizers will not be held responsible for any of the childrens’ behavior during the event.

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Full Schedule:

10:45am | Meet at the Granddady coffee shop
290 Grand St.

11-12:30pm | Art & snack stops around the LES, ending at M’Finda Kalunga Garden
179 Chrystie St

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FAQ's

What is Women of Culture?
Women of Culture is an inclusive, intergenerational community designed to connect, empower and inspire women through meaningful engagement with the arts. The majority of our events are for women with a creative soul who want to live more art-full, socially connected and culture-filled lives, though we also lead art walks that are gender inclusive and open to all with an interest in the arts.

This is my first Women of Culture event, what can I expect?
Each of our experiences is carefully curated and thoughtfully organized with the intention of encouraging womxn from all walks of life to push their boundaries, discover new perspectives and more deeply understand themselves and the world around them — so they are better equipped to shape it.

What if I don’t know anyone - can I attend alone?
YES! Most people attend events alone and make new friends and acquaintances along the way. All events are designed to make solo attendees feel right at home and able to meet others.

Who is this event/community for?

• Anyone 21+ with a genuine interest in learning about the arts & culture
• Anyone open to new ideas, perspectives and viewpoints different than their own
• Anyone with an open heart & mind and an interest in connecting deeply with others
• Note that all non-member exclusive events are is a co-ed/ gender-inclusive and open to all with an interest in the arts & community
  

Who is this event/community NOT for?

• Anyone who is looking to proselytize, sell or promote their own beliefs, companies or ideas
• Anyone who thinks ‘their friend card is full’ or isn’t truly interested in meeting new people
• Anyone who lacks empathy or the ability to understand the viewpoints of others, no matter how different they may be from their own

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Women of Culture is not associated with any political parties or religious organizations, and we do not condone the discussion of politics, race or religion at any of our events or within the community, on any forum. Please consider this is a COMMUNITY and as such, please attend events only if you have a genuine desire to meet and mingle with fellow attendees — whose wants, needs & opinions may be different than your own. Attend events with an open heart & mind and a genuine sense of curiosity and interest in learning both about art and the other people in attendance.