Wake Up & Dance with Suzi Shelton
What: Wake Up and Dance is a joyful winter concert series for the littlest dancers and their grown-ups by award-winning children’s musician Suzi Shelton in partnership with Book Nook. Geared for families with children ages 0-8 years old, this early morning concert series features story time, music and dancing that is sure to engage, inspire and uplift! Come in from the cold, warm up with some hot drinks from the café, and get ready to kick off your weekend with musical fun by Suzi Shelton and Friends!
Where: Shapeshifter Lab - 837 Union Street Brooklyn, NY 11215
When: Saturday, January 6th, Sunday, February 11th, Saturday, March 2nd and Saturday, April 6th
9:30 am – Doors
10:15 am – Story Time
10:30-11:30am – Concert
Geared for ages 0-8 years
Cost: Tickets $15 per person (ages 2 and up) or $45 for a family four pack!
Suzi Shelton - For more than a decade, Suzi Shelton has been recognized as a voice in independent family music, and a leading figure in the NYC children’s music scene. She has four solo albums under her belt along with multiple hit singles frequently played on the radio (and everywhere you listen to your music), and a popular livestream show called Sing with Suzi featuring special guests from around the globe that is watched in over 70 countries! Suzi is a staple in Park Slope with her regular playground-packed performances at Old Stone House of Brooklyn, Brooklyn Public Library, and Jalopy Theatre.
As Brooklyn Spectator noted, “When Suzi Shelton takes the stage with her guitar and her band, you know that something special is about to happen.”
Book Nook - At Book Nook Enrichment we believe in the wonder of words and the importance of fostering a joy of reading in our little ones. Offering literacy classes for ages 3 months to 10 years, Book Nook's cozy learning environment, small class sizes, and custom curriculum creates a one-of-a-kind educational experience.
Park Slope Parents - Park Slope Parents (PSP) is a community of 7000+ families in Brooklyn, NY. Celebrating its 18th anniversary in 2020, its members have shared advice on everything from choosing childcare to camps, hairdressers to healthcare, and coping with teething, terrible twos, and tweens.