Puss in Boots Cityparks Puppetmobile Schedule 2016, May and June

Puss in Boots CityParks PuppetMobile Schedule 2016, May and June Date Day Time Park Location Borough May 2, 2016 Mon 4:00 PM Kaiser Park Neptune Ave. & W. 24th St. BK Pugsley Ave. bet. Blackrock & May 3, 2016 Tue 9:00 AM PS 119 Annex Watson Aves. BX May 4, 2016 Wed 9:00 AM PS 140 Eagle Ave. & E. 163rd St. BX Asser Levy Recreation E. 23rd St. bet. 1st Ave. & Ave. May 6, 2016 Fri 10:30 AM Center C. MN 1:00 PM In front of the Carousel for All Children; Eaton Pl. & Victory May 7, 2016 Sat Willowbrook Park Blvd. SI 3:00 PM In front of the Carousel for All Children; Eaton Pl. & Victory May 7, 2016 Sat Willowbrook Park Blvd. SI Ehrenreich-Austin May 8, 2016 Sun 2:30 PM Playground 76th Ave. & Austin St. QN May 11, 2016 Wed 10:30 AM Crotona Park Fulton Ave. & 173rd St. BX Hunts Point Recreation Manida St. bet. Lafayette & May 12, 2016 Thu 10:30 AM Center Spofford Aves. BX May 14, 2016 Sat 10:30 AM Wingate Park Brooklyn Ave. & Fenimore St. BK May 15, 2016 Sun 2:30 PM Fresh Kills Park Wild Ave. & E. Service Rd. SI May 17, 2016 Tue 4:00 PM Conference House Park Clermont Ave. & Craig Ave. SI May 18, 2016 Wed 9:00 AM CS 152 Morrison Ave. & Bruckner Blvd. BX Steenwick Ave. bet. Hollers May 20, 2016 Fri 10:30 AM PS 189X Ave. & Reeds Mill Lane BX 11th St. between 2nd & 3rd May 21, 2016 Sat 10:30 AM Ennis Playground Aves. BK May 22, 2016 Sun 2:30 PM Corlears Hook Park Cherry & Jackson Sts. MN 9:00 AM Dieterle Crescent bet. 65th Dr. May 24, 2016 Tue Painters Playground Park & Alderton St. QN 10:00 AM Dieterle Crescent bet. 65th Dr. May 24, 2016 Tue Painters Playground Park & Alderton St. QN 4:00:00 May 26, 2016 Thu PM Zimmerman Playground** Barker Ave. & Britton St. BX E. 135th St. bet. Willis & May 27, 2016 Fri 10:30 AM Lozada Playground Alexander Aves. BX 11:00:00 Bronx Park E. bet. Waring Ave. May 28, 2016 Sat AM Waring Playground & Thwaites Pl. BX Kips Bay Boys and Girls Balcom Ave. between Dewey & May 29, 2016 Sun 10:30 AM Club Throggs Necks Schley Aves. BX 4:00:00 May 31, 2016 Tue PM Zimmerman Park Barker Ave. & Britton St. BX June 2, 2016 Thu 10:30 AM PS 203 Avenue M bet. 51st & 52nd Sts. BK June 3, 216 Fri 4:00 PM Hell’s Kitchen Park 10th Ave. bet. 47th & 48th Sts. MN 11:00:00 Bronx Park E. between. Waring June 4, 2016 Sat AM Waring Playground** Ave. & Thwaites Pl. BX June 5, 2016 Sun 2:30 PM Stuyvesant Square Park First Ave. bet. 16th & 17th Sts. MN June 8, 2016 Wed 10:30 AM Hudson Park Hudson Blvd. E. & W. 35th St. MN Brookville Blvd. bet. 136th & June 10, 2016 Fri 4:00 PM Laurelton Park 137th Aves. QN Euclid Ave. bet. Dumont & June 11, 2016 Sat 2:30 PM Cypress Hills Playground Blake Aves. BK June 15, 2016 Wed 4:00 PM Westerleigh Park Neal Dow & Garrison Aves. SI June 16, 2016 Thu 10:30 AM Katzman Playground 68 Yellowstone Blvd. & Juno St. QN June 17, 2016 Fri 10:30 AM Buz O'Rourke Playground 214th St. & 33rd Ave. QN June 18, 2016 Sat 2:30 PM Rainey Park 34th Ave. & Vernon Blvd. QN June 19, 2016 Sun 2:30 PM Linden Park Stanley Ave. & Ashford St. BK Wardwell Ave. bet. Leonard June 21, 2016 Tue 9:00 AM PS 30 Ave. & The Blvd. SI June 23, 2016 Thu 10:30 AM Union Square Park 14th St. & Union Square West MN June 24, 2016 Fri 4:00 PM Cunningham Park 196th Pl. & Union Tpke. QN Cedar Grove Ave. & Cedar June 25, 2016 Sat 2:30 PM Kivlehan Park Grove Beach Pl. SI 184th St. & Fort Washington June 26, 2016 Sun 2:30 PM Bennett Park Ave. MN June 28, 2016 Tue 10:30 AM Riverside Park 89th St. & Riverside Drive MN June 29, 2016 Wed 4:00 PM Highland Park Jamaica Ave. & Elton St. BK ** Indicates a puppet-making workshop .

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