The annual Canstruction New York exhibit returns to Brookfield Place and will run for twelve days. This is the 30th Anniversary of Canstruction and their 15th year presenting it at Brookfield Place. This is an amazing visual and will maximize your Instagram feed. Remember to bring along a couple of cans of non-perishable goods to donate because at the end of the exhibit everything goes to New York’s own City Harvest.
The annual Canstruction New York exhibit returns to Brookfield Place and will run for twelve days. This is the 30th Anniversary of Canstruction and their 15th year presenting it at Brookfield Place. This is an amazing visual and will maximize your Instagram feed. Remember to bring along a couple of cans of non-perishable goods to donate because at the end of the exhibit everything goes to New York’s own City Harvest.
The annual Canstruction New York exhibit returns to Brookfield Place and will run for twelve days. This is the 30th Anniversary of Canstruction and their 15th year presenting it at Brookfield Place. This is an amazing visual and will maximize your Instagram feed. Remember to bring along a couple of cans of non-perishable goods to donate because at the end of the exhibit everything goes to New York’s own City Harvest.
The annual Canstruction New York exhibit returns to Brookfield Place and will run for twelve days. This is the 30th Anniversary of Canstruction and their 15th year presenting it at Brookfield Place. This is an amazing visual and will maximize your Instagram feed. Remember to bring along a couple of cans of non-perishable goods to donate because at the end of the exhibit everything goes to New York’s own City Harvest.
After going virtual in 2020 due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, the annual Canstruction New York exhibit has returned to being an in-person event and will run from November 4th-15th at the beautiful Brookfield Place. Come see all of the “16” amazing sculptures and bring along a couple of cans of non-perishable goods to donate. All exhibits and donations will go to New York’s own City Harvest.