After exploring Eugenio Espinoza’s work in the galleries, experience the limitless creative possibilities of the grid with hands-on art-making activities for all ages, facilitated and inspired by the artist!  Also stop by Museum Park for PhilanthroFest, the nation’s largest community engagement festival, for family-friendly activities.

Picnic on Espinoza’s signature black and white grid in the form of a giant blanket by the bay, an installation on view for one day only as part of the giving festival, Philanthrofest: Carnival of Dreams, in Museum Park. Bring lunch or pick one up at Verde.

About PhilanthroFest: 
PhilanthroFest, the nation’s largest community engagement festival, presents their carnival-inspired event to connect people, passion and philanthropy On Saturday, April 11, 2015 in Museum Park. PhilanthroFest will bring together dozens of artists, over 100 causes, and thousands of attendees looking to engage and learn about what the community has to offer and ways to give back. By transforming 30 acres at Museum Park into a carnival dreamland, PhilanthroFest will offer locals the opportunity to dream, create and inspire while enjoying an interactive experience with food, music and dance performances, games, live giveaways and special surprises throughout the day. Organizations will share their mission, offerings and engagement options in the various Community Walks featuring causes focused on City & Environment, People & Education, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Health & Wellness and Arts & Culture.