If it’s anything like last year, you’ll be looking for a spot to chill for a few at the GoogaMooga this weekend.
To the delight of many, the horror of a few and the amusement of the rest of us, The Great GoogaMooga returns to Prospect Park this weekend.
We’ve got a pair of tickets for Saturday and Sunday to give away, courtesy of Serve by American Express, enter here to win your GoogaMooga tickets.
Amex is hosting the Kick Back Lounge at the GoogaMooga–a chilled out tent where you can kick back, take a breather from the sun and catch your breath for a moment. It’s super family-friendly, with games, prizes and face painting, as well as how to’s with chefs and live acoustic music. A visit to the Kick Back Lounge could be some serious tantrum avoidance magic–for kids and adults. Also, they’ll have prizes including pre-loaded Amex cards and credit for food at the GoogaMooga. Here’s the line-up:
FRIDAY
4:30pm: Chef Secrets Class–Mocktail Mixology with Leo Schneemann, sommelier and beverage director Wallsé Restaurant, KGNY; Jonathan Fraim Gage, bartender, The Toucan and The Lion
7:30pm: Acoustic performance with Delicate Steve
SATURDAY
All day: Face painting, family crafts, games and prizes
11:30am: Chef Secrets Class–Out of the Lunchbox: The Key to Kids’ Lunch with Allison Robicelli
2:15pm: Acoustic Performance with The Soul Rebels
4pm: Chef Secrets Class–Mocktail Mixology with Cristian Molina, head bartender Rogue Tomate; Selma Slabiak, bartender, Kinfolk Studios and Donna
5:45pm: Acoustic performance with Pearl and The Beard
SUNDAY
All day: Face painting, family crafts, games and prizes
11:30am: Chef Secrets Class–Out of the Lunchbox: The Key to Kids’ Lunch with Noah and Rae Bernamoff, owners of Mile End Delicatessen and Mile End Sandwich, and authors of The Mile End Cookbook: Redefining Jewish Comfort Food from Hash to Hamantaschen
2:15pm: Acoustic performance with Jonathan Batiste
4pm: Chef Secrets Class–Fresh Pasta with Tomas Curi, Nourish Kitchen and Table
6pm: Acoustic performance with Hot Sardines
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