Invisible Dog
51 Bergen Street
between Smith & Court streets
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Subway: F or G to Bergen Street
(This is a rental loft space in a historical Brooklyn building. See what’s around this location:
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Subway: F or G to Bergen Street
(This is a rental loft space in a historical Brooklyn building. See what’s around this location:
http://theinvisibledog.org/around/ )
Cost: Free, but space is limited and reservations are required. To rsvp, go to: http://bklyninventgenuityfest.eventbrite.com/
For ages 6 to 17
Cost: Free, but space is limited and reservations are required. To rsvp, go to: http://bklyninventgenuityfest.eventbrite.com/
For ages 6 to 17
Presented by Beam Camp, the Brooklyn Inventgenuity Festival brings kids and their parents together with artists and big thinkers in a full weekend of hands-on making and building workshops and demonstrations. Girls and boys aged 6–17 and their parents can make amazing things out of electricity, fabric, wood, dirt, food and other materials, join in a signature Beam Camp Project, set individual and group World Records and learn the art of fixing common household objects.
The weekend will be jam-packed with a tremendous range of projects taught by some of New York City's most imaginative and resourceful minds. Scheduled presenters and workshops include the Fixers Collective, Steve Gerberich’s Flap-Pet Shop, Art Bots by Christian Cerrito, and hydroponic agriculture, presented by Brooklyn Farms.
The event’s second day, Sunday, February 21 will also feature the Second Annual Brooklyn Kids World Record Day, hosted by the founders of the Universal World Record Database. Each participant will have a chance to set their own world record. Records set last year included Most Armpit Farts in 30 Seconds, Most Fake Mustaches Worn At Once, and Most Booty Shakes In One Minute. This year’s records promise to eclipse those in boldness and ingenuity. Additionally, a noteworthy group record will soon be announced.
The weekend marks the New York Premiere unveiling of Float With The Flowers, a 2009 Beam Project designed by architects Christine Baumgartner and Manuel Kretzer and built by Beam Campers.
Brooklyn Inventgenuity Festival takes place at The Invisible Dog on Saturday, February 20 and Sunday, February 21 from 11am to 5pm. Admission is free but space is limited. Advance registration can be done online. Families can also view video presentations about Beam’s summer programs and learn more about summer registration.
About Beam Camp
Beam Camp is a 5-week summer program in Strafford, New Hampshire where kids learn to make their ideas happen through fine and manual arts, technology and collaboration. Every summer campers build the spectacular Beam Project and engage with architects, videographers, builders, engineers, designers, and makers of all kinds.
http://bklyninventgenuityfest.eventbrite.com/
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