Flood Sensor Aunty at Snug Harbor

Halfway between really funny devised theater and community disaster prevention, Flood Sensor Aunty is a play about how the best way to protect yourself from flooding, climate change, and despair is through knowing your neighbors. About a flood sensor working at her aunt’s chai store who really wants to be a movie star, expect to leave nourished with bellies full of free (oat milk) chai, laughs, emergency management resources and materials, and calls to action to activate community members about climate justice in your neighborhood. Written and directed by public artist and urban planner Sabina Sethi Unni, this play is created in partnership with NYC Emergency Management, Rebuild by Design, the Waterfront Alliance, the Billion Oyster Project, Queens College, the Wellesley College Theater, Culture Push, and more.

This performance is part of Snug Harbor Earth Day Celebration.

Public Transit: Take S44 Bus from Richmond Terrace/St. George Ferry to Henderson Ave/Westbury Av

Visitors in wheelchairs can enter all areas of Snug Harbor’s campus, but are advised to contact Snug Harbor Rangers at 929-529-5761 if they need assistance accessing any gardens or facilities.

The nearest wheelchair-accessible restrooms are located in the basement level of Building P, a short distance away.

Guests in wheelchairs can enter Building P through a side ramp and take the elevator down to the basement floor.