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Back to School Bash

The Red Hook Recreation Center will be organizing a back to school party and parents and children are invited. The back to school party will take place on Thursday, August 15, from 11:30 am until 5:00 pm at Coffey Park (85 Richards Street).

Community members will be able to enjoy the annual basketball tournament, carnival games, field day activities and other surprise entertainment. There will also be information tables for various educational opportunities in Coffey Park during the back to school party.

This Rec Center sponsored event is free for all and is open to the public. For more information, you are encouraged to call 718-722-3211.

 

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