In Nothing to Watch, Maho Ogawa explores Zen philosophy through movement and choreography. Drawing from her research into meditation and embodied experience, Ogawa considers how bodies share space in outdoor environments while navigating both the inner experience and the world around them. The performance invites audiences to reflect on a different relationship to time, space, and attention - one that is open, non-hierarchical, and shared across bodies.

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Have extra food scraps? We'll take 'em! Bring them to the Park and we'll turn them into nutrient rich compost, which is used throughout Domino Park to keep plant life healthy. When possible, we also donate compost to local organizations to help care for trees in the Williamsburg neighborhood.

Join us for Craft Nights, happening twice a month on the 2nd and last Monday - a creative space to unwind, explore, and make something with your hands. We’ll alternate between two partners: Nelise Bey’s natural dye workshops, where you can experiment with indigo and other plant-based colors, and Kimberly Lewis’s guided artmaking sessions. Kimberly’s approach invites you to reconnect with yourself through creating, offering hands-on projects that encourage experimentation, storytelling, and letting go of perfection.

ASSEMBLY is GOOD MOVE’s free community movement workshop and performance experiment at Domino Park—welcoming dancers and movers of all levels, genders, ages, shapes, and sizes to come create with us.

Every Wednesday morning on the Flex Field, join us for a gentle and centering outdoor yoga session. With the sound of the East River in the background and the Manhattan skyline in view, this class offers a serene start to the day.

In Nothing to Watch, Maho Ogawa explores Zen philosophy through movement and choreography. Drawing from her research into meditation and embodied experience, Ogawa considers how bodies share space in outdoor environments while navigating both the inner experience and the world around them. The performance invites audiences to reflect on a different relationship to time, space, and attention - one that is open, non-hierarchical, and shared across bodies.

Have extra food scraps? We'll take 'em! Bring them to the Park and we'll turn them into nutrient rich compost, which is used throughout Domino Park to keep plant life healthy. When possible, we also donate compost to local organizations to help care for trees in the Williamsburg neighborhood.

In collaboration with Forest For All NYC, join us for the 5th annual City of Forest Day! This NYC celebration honors trees and the power of the urban forest to bring people together, clean our air, and make our city a greener, more livable place. Join us for a day of family-friendly activities, including a special read-aloud, tree bingo, and more as we celebrate the trees and green spaces that make our city thrive.

The Domino Park Greenmarket, organized by GrowNYC, is a Sunday staple, featuring local farmers and producers offering a variety of fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, fresh cut flowers, plants, and more. Runs June 14 - November 22.

Looking for a coffee or baked good post yoga session or after popping by our Greenmarket? Cafe Susanne is popping up at the Kiosk every Sunday to offer up their wonderful selection right in Domino Square.
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