EVENTSDowntown Brooklyn
Event management
Curation, promotion and execution
We plan the programming, line up the vendors and activities, and run the day itself — so the event feels like something families chose, not something they wandered into.
In cooperation with local partners
BIDs, real estate companies, shopping centers, neighborhood associations, cultural institutions and brands. Some partners bring the space, some the budget, most a bit of both.
From 30 to 30,000 participants
Outdoor and indoor events, classes and workshops — a workshop in a storefront, a seasonal festival on a plaza, a street fair that takes over the block.
Past events
EVENTSBay Ridge
So much fun at our Halloween Fest on Fifth Avenue in Bay Ridge 10/24/26
EVENTSCarroll Gardens, Cobble Hill
So much fun at our Neighbors & Makers Kids Zone on Smith Street 10/17/26
EVENTSFort Greene
So much fun at Fall Fest at Atlantic Terminal 10/10/26
EVENTSBoerum Hill
So much fun at Atlantic Antic™ on Sunday 10/4/26
EVENTSBay Ridge
So much fun at FAMChella on Fifth 9/19/26
EVENTSBrooklyn Heights
So much fun at the Back to School Party in Brooklyn Heights 9/13/26
EVENTSDowntown Brooklyn
So much fun at our Summer Saturdays at Atlantic Terminal Mall 2026
EVENTSDowntown Brooklyn
Summer Sundays for Families at Atlantic Terminal Mall Plaza 7/19
Questions partners ask
What kind of family events does Gensa run?
Outdoor and indoor events, classes and workshops — street festivals, seasonal celebrations, mall activations, dance parties, camp fairs and panel breakfasts. Events range from 30 to 30,000 participants.
Who does Gensa partner with on events?
Business Improvement Districts (BIDs), real estate companies and developers, shopping centers, neighborhood associations, cultural institutions and brands that want to reach local families. Some partners bring the space, some bring the budget, some bring both.
What does Gensa handle, and what does the partner handle?
We curate the programming, line up the vendors and activities, promote the event to local families across our newsletter, news pages and social channels, and run the day itself. Partners typically provide the venue or the funding, and we agree on scope together before anything is booked.
How is the event promoted?
Every event we run is promoted through Gensa's own channels — the family newsletter, the neighborhood news pages, and social. Afterwards we publish a recap with photos, which stays on the site as a record of the event.
How do we start a conversation?
Email hello@gensa.family with your space, your rough timing and what you are hoping the day feels like. We will come back with a plan and a budget range.
Planning something for families?
Tell us the space, the rough timing, and what you want the day to feel like. We will come back with a plan and a budget range.