For immediate release
BROOKLINE – Recreation Director Leigh Jackson and the City of Brookline would like to invite Brookline businesses to sign up for booths, tables and sponsorships at the upcoming Brookline Day.
To register for a stand and find out more about the different levels of sponsorship available, click here.
Brookline Day will return after a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The celebration will be held in Coolidge Corner this year, a change from the traditional location at Larz Anderson Park as a pilot program and part of an effort to support local businesses that have been affected by the pandemic.
The Recreation Department, in partnership with the City’s Division of Economic Development, as well as representatives of the local business community, will host a virtual information session on Tuesday, August 16 at 9 a.m. for businesses from Brookline interested in participating in this year’s Brookline Day festivities. Attendees of the virtual information session will learn about opportunities and best practice tips for their company’s participation in Brookline Day.
Information session registration link:
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, live music and unique attractions such as the Wellness Stage and Mini Town Hall. Kids can also enjoy the Kidz Zone, which includes bouncy bounce houses, face painting and a Touch-a-Truck event.
For more information on Brookline Day, click here. More information will be provided as the event approaches.
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