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A great new family friendly show has launched. It's called THE PUPPET SHOW SHOW, and it is the only puppet show about puppet shows! The Puppet Show Show stars Professor Binge & Mickey Monkey as they screen "The Best Puppet Videos In The Galaxy" created by many of today's puppet artists, as well as paying tribute to puppeteering greats Chuck McCann, Sandy Becker & Paul Winchell. Created by FLEXITOON PRODUCTIONS ( the puppet company behind the Juke Box Band on the hit PBS series Shining Time Station (with George Carlin & Ringo Starr.) You'll even discover how to make puppets of your own. So click below and enjoy the Puppet Show Show. "It's for children...and other people!"
Hello friends! Here's a new collage creation....Mount Rushmore by Michael Albert
Hello friends, How are you? Let's talk about a Virtual Art program via Zoom or pre-recorded art demonstrations I have produced for kids & families
Best regards,
Michael Albert
Since Sugar Hill Children’s Museum opened, we have been facilitating ambitious family friendly art making at the annual Giraffe Path/Hike the Heights festival. This year on Saturday, June 5th, participants hiked remotely, from all over the country, as individuals or in small (social distanced) groups, spontaneously connecting through Zoom and Facebook live.
City Life Is Moving Bodies, CLIMB, is a coalition of uptown nonprofits and social justice warriors who for the past 16 years have produced Giraffe Path/Hike the Heights. This community-based initiative was founded on the belief that safe parks and neighborhoods are essential to community health, and that all communities, regardless of socioeconomic background, are entitled to access to safe parks and neighborhoods. Every year, on the first Saturday in June, thousands of uptown New Yorkers hike through the city’s green spaces to Highbridge Park’s Sunken Playground (affectionately known as The Pit) for a day of entertainment, music, dancing, sports, and art making. Traditionally children arrive with giraffe’s they have made at home or during in-school workshops.
Sugar Hill Children’s Museum looks forward to many more years of art making in the service of our uptown community.
#healtheheights
@hiketheheights
Sugar Hill Children’s Museum is proud to have been featured in a video homage to Giraffe Path/Hike the Heights – AKA Heal the Heights 2020. Since the museum opened we have been facilitating ambitious family friendly art making at the event. Sugar Hill Children’s Museum looks forward to many more years of art making in the service of our uptown community.
City Life Is Moving Bodies, CLIMB, is a coalition of uptown nonprofits and social justice warriors who for the past 16 years have produced the Giraffe Path/Hike the Heights festival. This community-based initiative was founded on the belief that safe parks and neighborhoods are essential to community health, and that all communities, regardless of socioeconomic background, are entitled to access to safe parks and neighborhoods. On the first Saturday in June, thousands of uptown New Yorkers hike through the city’s green spaces to Highbridge Park’s Sunken Playground (affectionately known as The Pit) for a day of entertainment, music, dancing, sports, and art making. Traditionally children arrive with giraffe’s they have made at home or during in-school workshops.
This year New Yorkers hiked remotely as individuals or in small (social distanced) groups, spontaneously connected through Zoom and Facebook live.
#healtheheights
@hiketheheights
Sugar Hill Children's Museum is proud to have been featured in a video homage to Giraffe Path/Hike the Heights - AKA Heal the Heights 2020. We have been an integral part of the annual event since the museum opened, and look forward to many more years of art making in the service of our uptown community.
City Life Is Moving Bodies, CLIMB, is a coalition of uptown nonprofits and social justice warriors who for the past 16 years have produced the Giraffe Path/Hike the Heights festival. This community-based initiative was founded on the belief that safe parks and neighborhoods are essential to community health, and that all communities, regardless of socioeconomic background, are entitled to access to safe parks and neighborhoods. On the first Saturday in June, thousands of uptown New Yorkers hike through the city’s green spaces to Highbridge Park’s Sunken Playground (affectionately known as The Pit) for a day of entertainment, music, dancing, sports, and art making. Traditionally children arrive with giraffe’s they have made at home or during in-school workshops.
This year New Yorkers hiked remotely as individuals or in small (social distanced) groups, spontaneously connected through Zoom and Facebook live.
#healtheheights
@hiketheheights
looking forward of performing Saturday. We are going to have fun
Thank you so much!!! we had such an amazing day with 4 children ages 9 and 10 and 2 three years old twins! Your staff is just amazing:)
Scrolling through FB I was pleasantly surprised to learn about Sugar Hill Children's Museum. In two weeks three wee ones will be visiting me -- I an excited about bringing them to the Museum.
