Brookline Recreation invites the community to Brookline Day 2022 in Coolidge Corner

For immediate release

BROOKLINE — Recreation Director Leigh Jackson and the City of Brookline invite community members to the upcoming Brookline Day.

when:

Sunday, September 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m

where:

Coolidge Corner.

This year’s event is moving from its traditional location at Larz Anderson Park in an effort to support local businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and increase accessibility.

What:

Brookline Day aims to celebrate the community as a great place to live, work and play, while fostering connection between residents, neighbors and businesses.

The event will feature food, prizes and unique attractions including a Mini Town Hall and Wellness Stage, featuring demonstrations from the Boston School of Boabom, Coolidge Corner Yoga, Lynn Modell Dance, Outback Physical Therapy and Puppet Showplace Theatre.

There will be live music by Vanessa Trien & the Jumping Monkeys, Karate Show and more. Kids can also enjoy the Kidz Zone, which features bouncy bounce houses, face painting, games and a Touch-a-Truck event.

The City would like to thank Presenting Sponsor Brookline Bank; Gold Sponsor Viking Sports; Bronze Sponsors Brookline Library Foundation, City on a Hill Church, Compass | Cheryl Cotney, Courtyard Marriott Brookline, Kaplansky Insurance, Liriano Wealth Advisory Group, LLC, Route 9 Dental, Skin Center Boston and The Center for Pediatric Dental Care; and Benefactor Sponsors Brookline Republican Town Committee, Pine Village Pre-School, The Golden Chickpea Center and Unlimited Sotheby’s International Realty.

“We are thrilled to host Brookline Day in Coolidge Corner this year and are ready and excited to celebrate our city and all it has to offer for the first time in two years,” said Director Jackson. “This gathering brings together many from our community, including city agencies, businesses and partners, and we encourage our residents to join them on this special and fun day.”

The city is excited to be celebrating Brookline Day again after a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For more information on Brookline Day, click here.

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