The Laundromat Project advances artists and neighbors as change agents in their own communities.

Put your money where your heart is. GIVE TODAY!

Our annual fundraising challenge, People-Powered: GET FREE! (October 19–28) is a rallying call by our community to do what BIPOC artists and organizers have always done: use YOUR voice, YOUR relationships, and YOUR networks to sharpen our vision and resource the movement toward collective freedom.

Will you answer the call?

GET FREE AT GATHER 2026!

Donate $25 or more to celebrate with us at GATHER, the culminating event of People-Powered 2026 and our annual celebration of art, community, and collective imagination. Featuring spoken word performances by Patricia Spears Jones, Staceyann Chin, and Kai Diata Giovanni!

Create change at our Fall Events!

This Fall, we’re getting organized—partnering with artists, neighbors, and friends to deliver impactful programs that uplift our community’s learning, political organizing strategies, and powerful DIY cultural spaces. Learn more and get involved!

20 Years of The LP

The Laundromat Project (The LP) celebrates its 20th Anniversary over twelve months to honor the power of creativity and community that has shaped our work over the past two decades. Through art and culture, The LP has sparked transformation in Bed-Stuy and beyond, supporting artists and neighbors in re-imagining what’s possible. Learn more about our Twentieth Anniversary!

Events & Happenings

November 6, 2026 6:00 PM
October 2, 2026 6:00 PM
September 19, 2026 12:00 PM

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Resource The LP’s artists to make a difference today.

Like a spiral that never loses its center, this work keeps turning outward—into neighborhoods, into relationships, into futures we’re building together. By supporting The LP, you help keep the momentum alive.

Current Projects

We work with artists and cultural producers who are interested in deepening a collaborative, community-based, and socially-engaged creative practice.

Bianca Mońa's Wholeness Manifested, sound art pop-up event at Feeding Tree Community Garden (2019).

Support Us!

Your donations support artists and neighbors in communities of color in Brooklyn and throughout NYC.