The Laundromat Project

Call Directions Website

The Laundromat Project Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from The Laundromat Project, Education, 920 Kelly Street (Basement), Bronx, NY.

10/13/2026

Time for an LP Board appreciation post! 💐

The LP is thrilled to have had three new board members join us earlier in the Spring. Please help us welcome Ajay Kurian, Suhaly Bautista, and janera solomon—practitioners, administrators, business founders, and artists themselves!

And if you haven’t already heard the news about Time’s top 100 icons, innovators, and leaders in the Art World, check out The LP fam who made the list– and deeply deserve all the flowers! Naomi Beckwith ranks high on our list too as the longest-serving member on The LP Board. Though abroad planning Dokumenta at the moment, we wouldn’t be where we are today without Naomi’s leadership.

Commissioner Diya Vij was a big loss to our board, but an even bigger gain for the City of New York. We couldn’t be more proud and grateful for the Commissioner’s service in support of working artists across the five boroughs.

Join us in the comments to celebrate Ajay, Suhaly, janera, Naomi, and Diya! 🎉

https://laundromatproject.org/bulletin/spin-cycle/

10/12/2026

Join us THIS THURSDAY for Shifting Systems for Change: Celebrating the 2026 Create Change Cohort

Six months ago, Create Change Fellows began working alongside four organizations already rooted in the focus areas identified in our Community Needs Assessment: health equity, climate justice, economic justice, and displacement prevention. In each area, the Fellows and community partners have come together to envision what’s possible when creativity and care lead the way.

See the seeds of change they’ve planted together at Shifting Systems for Change on Thursday.

🫱🏿‍🫲🏾 Create Change Community Partners:
Tranquility Farm
Young Doctors Project
GrowHouse NYC
Brooklyn Coop

Visit the link below to register:
https://bit.ly/4yLEp28

10/09/2026

☀️Back in July, we hosted Field Day at Herbert Von King Park, where we teamed up with local artists and community orgs to celebrate all that Bed-Stuy is, and collectively dream of what Bed-Stuy can become. Field Day was our opportunity to slow down, connect with neighbors, and imagine together, of course with a LOT of eating, dancing, and singing along the way!

One of the many offerings Field Day presented was the Create Change Fellows’ Activations. Co-created by the Fellows and community partners, this year’s activations put our hands to WORK! Through writing, sharing ideas, and making art, neighbors materialized their memories, dreams, and creative solutions to build community with each other and, in turn, change each other.

Now, it’s time to run it back. At Shifting Systems for Change: Celebrating the 2026 Create Change Cohort, we invite you to the Weeksville Heritage Center to engage in this world of possibility, deep imagination, and shifting systems to transform our neighborhoods.

🫱🏿‍🫲🏾 Create Change Community Partners:
Tranquility Farm
Young Doctors Project
GrowHouse NYC
Brooklyn Coop

Visit the link below to register:
https://bit.ly/4yLEp28

📸Photographers: Anthony Artis & Russell Frederick

✊🏿Black communities have always built what we’ve needed to thrive. Weeksville Heritage Center is a testament to the self...
10/07/2026

✊🏿Black communities have always built what we’ve needed to thrive.

Weeksville Heritage Center is a testament to the self-determination, seed-planting, and relationship-building needed to create sustained change & infrastructure. We’re honored to gather at this historic landmark for Shifting Systems for Change: Celebrating the 2026 Create Change Fellowship, where artists and community members of color collaborate to build something new, for us, by us.

For the past six months, the Fellows and community partners have been learning, imagining, and planting alongside Bed-Stuy community organizations.

Together with Tranquility Farm - An Urban Oasis
Young Doctors Project, GrowHouse NYC, and Brooklyn Coop FCU they’ve explored how narrative power, art, and creativity can help create the conditions needed for sustained change.

We’re inviting YOU to join the conversation! Hear insights from brilliant community leaders, artists, and changemakers of color who’ve built relationships throughout the fellowship program, and celebrate our amazing cohort with us at Weeksville Heritage Center, a historic landmark of Black-led world-building.

Visit the link in our bio to join us at Weeksville Heritage Center for Shifting Systems for Change!

10/05/2026

Black communities have always built what we’ve needed to thrive. Weeksville Heritage Center is a testament to the self-determination, seed-planting, and relationship-building needed to create sustained change & infrastructure. We’re honored to gather at this historic landmark for Shifting Systems for Change: Celebrating the 2026 Create Change Fellowship, where artists and community members of color collaborate to build something new, for us, by us.

For the past six months, the Fellows and community partners have been learning, imagining, and planting alongside Bed-Stuy community organizations. Together with Tranquility Farm, Young Doctors Project, GrowHouse NYC and Brooklyn Coop they’ve explored how narrative power, art, and creativity can help create the conditions needed for sustained change.

We’re inviting YOU to join the conversation! Hear insights from brilliant community leaders, artists, and changemakers of color who’ve built relationships throughout the fellowship program, and celebrate our amazing cohort with us at Weeksville Heritage Center, a historic landmark of Black-led world-building.

Visit the link below to join us at Weeksville Heritage Center for Shifting Systems for Change:
https://bit.ly/4yLEp28

🫱🏿‍🫲🏾 Create Change Community Partners:
Tranquility Farm
Young Doctors Project
GrowHouse NYC
Brooklyn Coop

10/01/2026

✨ Join us on Fulton Street TOMORROW! ⁠
⁠
Artists curated by Mz. Icar are poppin’ up at local businesses to cultivate joy, play, community, and culture through free creative activities! Enjoy some great food, live music, games, and performances in one of Brooklyn’s busiest, most vibrant cultural corridors. ⁠

https://bit.ly/4hlLVe4
⁠
Enjoy creative activations with these artists and businesses:⁠
⁠
✨ Olamina⁠
dain saint x A&A Bake Doubles and Roti⁠
⁠
✨ Shades of Blue: Denim Faces & New Places⁠
Hekima Hapa w/ Black Girls Sew x Cultural Museum of African Art, Inc.⁠
⁠
✨ Voices of the Drum, Power of the Dance⁠
Shea ZĂŠphir & Shaun Kelly x Nicholas Brooklyn
⁠
✨ Uno with the People⁠: The Uno Tournament⁠
Atiba T. Edwards x Rayal Lounge
⁠
✨ Let the Kids Play⁠
Jahmedicine x Classic Beauty Studio⁠
⁠
✨ Diasporic Play and Community Song ⁠
Fei Li w/ Accented Projects⁠ x The Laundromat Project
⁠
🎨 Curated by: Mz. Icar
⁠
Meet us on the block TOMORROW on Fulton Street between Kingston Ave and Nostrand Ave!⁠
⁠
Sign up TODAY via the link below!

https://bit.ly/4hlLVe4

09/29/2026

We’re 3 DAYS AWAY from Lib Series Pop-up on Fulton Street!⁠
⁠
Sign up for FREE to enjoy:⁠
🥙 Free food, vendors, and resource tables⁠
🎨 Local artists and creative activities for all⁠

https://bit.ly/4hlLVe4
⁠
Here are the details:⁠
🗓️ Friday, October 2⁠
🕑 6:00-9:00 PM⁠
📍Fulton Street (between Kingston Ave and Nostrand Ave)⁠
⁠
Practice joy, radical play, and community-building at local businesses that cultivate culture in Bed-Stuy. Enjoy FREE creative activities with local artists and businesses who embody freedom, self-determination, and joy through art & culture. ⁠
⁠
Enjoy creative activations with these artists and businesses:⁠
⁠
✨Olamina⁠
dain saint x A&A Bake Doubles and Roti⁠
⁠
✨Shades of Blue: Denim Faces & New Places⁠
Hekima Hapa w/ Black Girls Sew x Cultural Museum of African Art⁠, Inc.
⁠
✨ Voices of the Drum, Power of the Dance
Shea ZĂŠphir & Shaun Kelly x Nicholas Brooklyn
⁠
✨Uno with the People⁠: The Uno Tournament
Atiba T. Edwards x Rayal Lounge
⁠
✨ Let the Kids Play
Jahmedicine x Classic Beauty Studio⁠
⁠
✨ Diasporic Play and Community Song ⁠
Fei Li & Accented Projects at The Laundromat Project
⁠
🎨 Curated by: Mz.Icar⁠
⁠
Sign up TODAY! 📝⁠
https://bit.ly/4hlLVe4

09/29/2026

✨ We’re 3 DAYS AWAY from the Lib Series Pop-up on Fulton Street!⁠
⁠
It’s giving joy, radical play, and community at all our favorite community spots. Enjoy FREE creative activities with local artists and businesses who embody freedom, self-determination, and joy through art & culture. Pour YOUR love into this community! Sign up today! ⁠
⁠
Here are the details:⁠
⁠
🗓️ Friday, October 2⁠
🕑 6:00-9:00 PM⁠
📍Fulton Street (between Kingston Ave and Nostrand Ave)⁠
⁠
You’ll get:⁠
⁠
🥙 Free food, vendors, and resource tables⁠
🎨 Local artists and creative activities for all⁠
🏆 Entrance to a raffle for free prizes once you visit each activation⁠
⁠
Enjoy creative activations with these artists and businesses:⁠
⁠
✨ Olamina⁠
dain saint x A&A Bake Doubles and Roti⁠
⁠
✨ Shades of Blue: Denim Faces & New Places⁠
Hekima Hapa w/ Black Girls Sew x Cultural Museum of African Art, Inc.⁠
⁠
✨ Voices of the Drum, Power of the Dance⁠
Shea ZĂŠphir & Shaun Kelly x Nicholas Brooklyn
⁠
✨ Uno with the People: The Uno Tournament⁠
Atiba T. Edwards x Rayal Lounge
⁠
✨ Let the Kids Play⁠
Jahmedicine x Classic Beauty Studio⁠
⁠
✨ Diasporic Play and Community Song ⁠
Fei Li and Accented Projects x The LP
⁠
🎨 Curated by: Mz. Icar
⁠
Sign up TODAY! 📝⁠

https://bit.ly/4hlLVe4

09/28/2026

The Laundromat Project
October Liberation Series | Pop-Up curated by the Mz.Icar Collective

Friday, October 2
6:00 – 9:00 pm
Nicholas Brooklyn 1396 Fulton Street Brooklyn

October Liberation Series | Pop-Up
Experience the extraordinary in the ordinary. For one night only, The Laundromat Project is thrilled to present a multi-site activation across Bed-Stuy’s Fulton Street–Liberation Series: Pop-Up! From the hair braiding shops to the bakeries and even the laundromats, we know that it’s in our communities’ hyperlocal small businesses that culture happens, and community gathers. In this special pop-up installment of the monthly Liberation Series, five local storefronts along Fulton Street will become creative spaces including Shea Zèphir | The Movement Haus and Shaun Kelly drumming and movement project at Nicholas Brooklyn 1396 Fulton Street.

Address

920 Kelly Street (Basement)
Bronx, NY
10459

Telephone

(718) 574-0798

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when The Laundromat Project posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category