Creative programs
Community-based programs connect artists, neighbors, and partners.
Artists and neighbors take part in community-based creative programs, workshops, pop-up events, and collaborative projects. The Laundromat Project supports socially engaged artistic practice and creates spaces for learning, political organizing, storytelling, and cultural activity. Its programs include the Create Change Fellowship, zine-making workshops, and the Liberation Series, with events and projects addressing topics such as health equity, displacement prevention, economic justice, and environmental justice. The organization works with artists and cultural producers alongside community partners, and its projects include public memory initiatives, devised theater, and sound art. It serves communities of color in Brooklyn and throughout New York City. The organization is based at 1476 Fulton St, Brooklyn.
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Community-based programs connect artists, neighbors, and partners.
Offers workshops, pop-ups, and community events.
Collaborative art projects serve Brooklyn and NYC communities.
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