My dream for the city: “A city is a dynamic, prosperous place with an open heart for all people”.

My dream for the city: “That every tree will grow peacefully”.

My dream for the city: “Can we have better food?”

My dream for the city: “My dream is to help the homeless live their lives like us and have an opportunity to have clothes, shoes, food, and have their family back together.”

My dream for the city: “I want to be a singer”

My dream for the city: “I dream to be a reader”.

My dream for the city: “I dream to be an amazing artist”.

My dream for the city: "I dream for people to use less plastic = less pollution"

A table to share food and have discussions around set in a Temple of Dreams. The Community Table is a part of the Co-design workshop organized by West Palm Beach DDA in continuation of the Trojan Rocking Horse Project

Dive into an interactive workshop where your imagination runs free! Embark on a journey through eight dream stations, each featuring a Trojan Rocking Horse dream, and let your creativity run wild as you help co-design our mobile community center -”The Stable.”

Horses and children march at West Palm Beach City Hall. Mayor reading dreams from the community.

The Trojan Rocking Horse project has been presented to the West Palm Beach Mayor Keith A. James at the City Hall on March 5, 2023.

Trojan Rocking Horses start marching through the streets of West Palm Beach on March 6 2023. Tell them your dream for the city

Trojan Rocking Horses are getting out of the stable for the first time

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The Trojan Rocking Horse series of 8 art workshops for youth was finalized with an open-participation workshop at the West Palm Beach Greenmarket. This was a great opportunity for the public of West Palm Beach to come together and create something beautiful for the city.

For the 7th art workshop, the Trojan Rocking Horse project visited the Esperanza Community Center, where we had the pleasure of meeting the children from West Palm Beach's Northwood community.

The sixth in the series of eight Trojan Rocking Horse art workshops for children took place at Palm Beach Dramaworks theatre with young participants coming from the Bilgrav School for Dyslexic Students.

Trojan Rocking Horse's fifth art workshop for kids was held in a very colorful classroom, soaked in children's creativity at the Palm Beach Public Elementary School.

The fourth art workshop for kids was organized as a pop-up at the Cox Science Center and Aquarium and hosted the museum’s visitors, who were at the time of our visit predominantly toddlers and their mommies!