To walk with Amal, find her at WalkWithAmal.org

 

1 CITY, 5 BOROUGHS, 17 DAYS, 55 EVENTS

Little Amal is a 10-year-old refugee from war-torn Syria. She is also a 12-foot puppet who has traveled 5,000 miles across Turkey and Europe to the UK in search of her mother. On her journey, she’s been welcomed by almost a million adults and children. Now, she comes to New York City in search of her Uncle Samir.

She will be welcomed by hundreds of artists, cultural organizations, community groups, schools and colleges in all 5 boroughs. The whole city is invited to take part in her 17-day traveling festival of art and hope.

 

FIND AMAL NEAR YOU!
VIEW THE FULL CALENDAR OF EVENTS >


SUPPORT FOR LITTLE AMAL WALKS NYC


OUR PARTNERS

American Museum of Natural History, Arab American Family Support Center, Bangladesh Performing Arts, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Billie Holiday Theatre, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aid, The Battery, Broadway for All, Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Youth Choir, Bryant Park, Central Park, City Hall, The Civic Engagement Commission, Classical Theater of Harlem, Clemente Soto Vélez, Coney Island, Drag Queen Story Hour, Goalkeepers, Global Goals Awards 2022, Grand Central Terminal, Green-Wood Cemetery, Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, Jazz at Lincoln Center, JFK Airport, Korea Art Forum, La Mama Experimental Theatre Club, The Laundromat Project, Liberty Island Foundation, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Little Sun People, Inc., The Metropolitan Opera, Mitchell Housing Complex, Mott Haven, Mujeres en Movimiento, National Black Theatre, National Queer Theater, New 42, New York City Council, NYC Department of Education, New York Public Library, New York Taxi Workers’ Alliance, New York University, New Victory Theater, Notch Theater Company, Peaceful Tomorrows, The People’s Festival, Pihcintu Multi National Girls Choir, The Port Authority of NY & NJ, Pregones/PRTT, Processional Arts Workshop, The Public Theater, Queens Museum, Queens Theatre, Remote Theater Project, Resistance Revival Choir, Restoration Plaza, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, The Shubert Organization, Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden, South Bronx United, The Staten Island Ferry, STREB Inc, Swoon, Teatro SEA, Times Square Alliance, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Universal Hip Hop Museum, World’s Largest Lesson, Yaa Samar! Dance Company

 

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