First-timer guide

Come curious. The rest is optional.

You do not need gear, a teacher, or a reason to be good at this. Taco Tuesday is a public park hang where people practice together and lend each other props.

Two flow artists practicing different balance props on the grass at Palmer Square Park
Bring your own strange object, or meet one there.

When you get there

There is no front door.

The gathering is loose by design. These four steps are enough to get oriented.

  1. Find the totem pole

    Head to the north side of Palmer Square Park. Look for hoops, blankets, and people making unusual shapes with sticks.

  2. Put your bag down

    There is no check-in. Say hello, watch for a minute, and ask where there is room to play.

  3. Ask to try something

    Extra props circulate through the park. Ask before grabbing, then ask for one small move to start with.

  4. Make the night yours

    Practice, talk, picnic, or just watch. You are not holding up a class and nobody is scoring you.

Pack light

Useful, not required

  • Water and a layer for after sunset
  • Sunscreen or bug spray when the evening calls for it
  • A prop you already own, if you want to bring one
  • Food for yourself, unless the taco schedule says otherwise

Before you leave home

A few honest limits

Weather

This site shows the repeating calendar, not a live organizer decision. Facebook is where the current call appears.

Access questions

The group gathers on park grass. Message the Facebook page if you need a specific access answer before coming.

Tacos

Food is not there every week. Check the taco schedule instead of arriving hungry on faith alone.

See the taco schedule