Ahh DUMBO...
maybe the coolest neighborhood
in ultra-cool Brooklyn
DETAILS
What: Sketch DUMBO ((Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass))
Where: We'll meet at Washington Street at the corner of Water Street in DUMBO.
When: Start time - 10 AM. Running late? Messed up by the subways? Come anyway - we'll be there.
How:
- By Subway: It's about a ten minute walk downhill from all the subway choices.
What: Sketch DUMBO ((Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass))
Where: We'll meet at Washington Street at the corner of Water Street in DUMBO.
When: Start time - 10 AM. Running late? Messed up by the subways? Come anyway - we'll be there.
How:
- By Subway: It's about a ten minute walk downhill from all the subway choices.
A/C train to High Street,Exit onto Cadman Plaza West. Walk left, toward the overhead highway; the street changes name to Old Fulton Street. Walk down the hill and bear left as you approach the East River. Continue on Fulton to DUMBO's Front Street to get a sense of the neighborhood. Make a left at Washington Street and walk one block towards the river to Water Street. That corner is our meeting spot. (see map).
2/3 train to Clark Street,Take the Henry Street exit. Walk left on Henry Street. Go left on Cadman Plaza West/Old Fulton Street and walk downhill to the entrance to Brooklyn Bridge Park, located at the bottom of the hill, at the waterfront. From there proceed to Water and Washington streets (see map).
F train to York Street,See map
Special Treat:Take the ferry at Wall Street / Pier 11 which cuts across the East River and deposits you in DUMBO eight minutes later. Weekend ferries leave every 35 minutes. Fares for passengers are $2.75
Lunch: We'll break at 12:15 to purchase lunch - or bring your own. We'll meet at 12:30 for a picnic lunch at a shady spot in the vicinity of Jane's Carousel.
Jane's Carousel circled in red
Afternoon: 1:30 PM Sketching in the area of Jane's Carousel
Show and Tell: 3:00 PM - Outdoors in the park. We'll meet near our lunch spot by the carousel where we'll share drawing and tell stories about our art exploits, and who knows, maybe we'll even discuss art materials.