Partner with us

Reach a community, not an impression count

Every year we put on free public festivals in a Manhattan park, on Long Island Main Streets, and across three towns' worth of public space.

Tens of thousands of people come out every year — and come back — for programming worth their weekend, from a producer they’ve learned to trust.

That trust took seven years to build. It’s the thing we can offer a partner that a media buy can’t.

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Views a month across our channels
17,000+

Followers — 71% women, concentrated ages 25–44
3,000+

Creative entrepreneurs in our roster
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Programs you can sponsor across New York City and Long Island

What you can sponsor

Program	When	Where
Spring Fling	May–June, five dates	Bella Abzug Park, Hudson Yards
Goodbye Summer	September, three days	Bella Abzug Park, Hudson Yards
Holidays at the Park	Weekends, Nov 21 – Dec 13	Bella Abzug Park, Hudson Yards
Long Island Public Arts Fest	Summer, three months	Babylon, Deer Park, Huntington
Huntington Art Week	Annual, one week	30+ venues, Huntington
The Art Crawl	Returns with a host downtown	Long Island
Rotating exhibitions	Quarterly, year-round	317 Main Street and The Artist Tree, Farmingdale

Every festival is free and open to the public.

What partnership looks like

Title and presenting partnership

Name integration across a festival or a full season.
On-site activation

Branded space inside the footprint, built into the programming rather than bolted on beside it.
Artist and program sponsorship

Underwrite the stage, the marketplace, the mural, or the artist fees directly. The most legible version of a partnership for internal reporting.
Community placement sponsorship

Fund rotating exhibitions in libraries, schools, and community spaces that couldn’t otherwise afford them.

Multi-property and multi-year

Most of our partners come back. We build packages across a full calendar rather than a single date — one festival or a whole season, one park or both regions.

Why it works

Arts and culture generated $151.7 billion in economic activity nationally in 2022, supporting 2.6 million jobs and $29.1 billion in tax revenue. On Long Island, tourism contributed $6.6 billion to New York’s economy, with Suffolk County accounting for $3.7 billion.

Sources: Arts & Economic Prosperity 6; Tourism Economics, Economic Impact of Visitors in New York — Long Island Focus, 2023.

Our programming turns that into something local and measurable: artists paid, storefronts activated, a free day out for people who wouldn’t otherwise get one.