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The 13th Annual Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival, March 30-April 30, 2012. Produced by Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium with support from the people of Brooklyn. April is proclaimed by law as Jazz Appreciation Month throughout America. This month long celebration of an unique American original art form is New York City's longest continually running grass roots festival dedicated to classic jazz. International and local musicians performing in clubs and concert halls at venues from Coney Island to Williamsburg. |
Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium: Women Viewpoint on Jazz Dates: April 2-4, 2009 Restoration welcomes back the Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium; Women Viewpoint in Jazz for it's annual celebration of women in jazz. For more information visit www.restorationplaza.org. |
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The Obama Effect: Opportunities in a New Administration Thursday, April 2nd 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm 168 7th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues, Brooklyn At CUE, we believe that the future of sustainable communities relies on healthy nonprofits—particularly in forward-thinking cities like New York where leaders from every sector of the economy are setting the standard for equitable and sustainable practices. With the support of the American Express Foundation, our Leadership Institute on Sustainability convenes a group of city leaders to guide us in discussions on the role that sustainability plays in the nonprofit world. This April workshop will explore the challenges of negotiating the current political landscape: When and where will the stimulus package impact the local nonprofit community? What are the untapped opportunities for growth around us? Where are the major political shifts occurring in the next five years—and how can we best prepare our constituents and organizations for the future? Panelists include: Deanna Bitetti, District Representative for the Office of Congress Member Yvette D. Clarke Ariella Maron, Deputy Director for New York City’s Office of Long Term Planning & Sustainability Thomas McMahon, TLM Associates Rose Rodriguez, Commissioner Regional Representative / Department of Labor Ron Shiffman, FAICP; Professor, Pratt Graduate Center for Planning and the Environment; School of Architecture; Pratt Institute The event is FREE and open to the public To RSVP or for more information, please email Rebeccah Welch at rwelch@bcue.org | |||||||||||||||||
Palm Sunday @ Bethlehem Bethlehem Lutheran Church – Bay Ridge 4th & Ovington Avenues, Brooklyn NY 718-748-9502 Service: 4/5/09 @ 10:30 a.m. Return to Bethlehem for our Passion Sunday service or check out our website to see what everyone is talking about: www.bethlehembayridge.org |
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1209 Enterprise will host an event on Tuesday, April 7th at 6pm to present “Lou Myers and the Global Business Incubator: A Night of Big Business and Entertainment, cabaret style”. The event will be held at Windows over Harlem, located at 163 125th Street on the 3rd floor of the Adam Clayton Powell State Office Building. Admission is $20 for 1209 Affair members and $25 for non-members. Business attire is recommended. Food catered by Windows over Harlem. Lou Myers presents the concept of business incubation supported by Global Business Incubator (GBI) in cabaret style. Lou Myers is an actor, comedienne, Broadway performer and one of today’s most elite business men. He is best known as “Mr. Gaines” from the NBC hit TV show, “A Different World”. Business incubators are programs that are designed to hasten the successful development of entrepreneurial companies through a range of support resources and services, developed and coordinated by incubator management and offered both in the incubator and through its network of contacts. (Historically, 87% of incubator graduates stay in business.) For more information on “Lou Myers and Global Business Incubator: A Night of Big Business and Entertainment, cabaret style”, contact Henry Nelson at (212) 537-9118, info@the1209affair.com or visit www.the1209affair.com. |
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Passover Seder & Maundy Thursday Service Bethlehem Lutheran Church – Bay Ridge 4th & Ovington Avenues, Brooklyn NY 718-748-9502 Service: 4/9/09 (meal @ 6:00 & service @ 7:30 p.m.) Join us for our annual Passover Seder and Service (RSVP for the meal @ 718-748-95-02) or check out our website to see what everyone is talking about: www.bethlehembayridge.org |
Good Friday Service Bethlehem Lutheran Church – Bay Ridge 4th & Ovington Avenues, Brooklyn NY 718-748-9502 Service: 4/10/09 @ 7:30 p.m. Join us for our annual Good Friday Service or check out our website to see what everyone is talking about: www.bethlehembayridge.org |
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Easter Sunday Service & Breakfast Bethlehem Lutheran Church – Bay Ridge 4th & Ovington Avenues, Brooklyn NY 718-748-9502 Service: 4/12/09 (breakfast @ 8:30 & service @ 10:30 a.m.) Join us for our ham and eggs breakfast (RSVP for the meal @ 718-748-9502) and Easter Sunday service, or check out our website to see what everyone is talking about: www.bethlehembayridge.org |
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Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium: Youth Jazz Jamboree 1368 Fulton Street @ 1PM Students from the Restoration Youth Arts Academy join the hottest Jazz ensembles from Brooklyn High Schools for an afternoon of jammin' with fellow peers and adult veteran artists. | ||||||||||||||
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WINECHILLED PRESENTS Wine & Food in Motion Gala Attendees of this gala will explore the artistry and mastery of pairing signature cuisines and premier wines from New York's hottest restaurants, while enjoying live entertainment. DATE: Monday, April 20, 2009 TIME: 7pm to 11pm PLACE: BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) 30 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn NY RSVP: https://www.winechilled.com/rsvp_gala.html Single: $55 Couple: $75 TICKET SALES END ON FRIDAY, APRIL 10th!! (Must be 21 yrs old to attend |
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Arab American Bazaar April 22nd, 2009 2:00 - 5:00 PM Arab American Family Support Center 150 Court Street, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201 Join the Arab American Family Support Center in celebrating New York City's Arab Heritage! Learn about the many different nations of the Arab World. Come for the music, art, country-specific displays, and food. This event is FREE, family-friendly, and open to the public. Contact: Arwa – email: arwa@aafscny.org; Tel: 718-643-8000 x12 |
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UDP AT HOME Saturday, April 25 at 6pm READINGS by Ugly Duckling Presse authors Regan Good, Nancy Kuhl, and Laura Solomon plus FREE BEER (sponsored by Sixpoint Craft Ales) @ The Old American Can Factory, 232 Third Street (at Third Avenue), Brooklyn, 11215 Free and open to the public. Volunteer with RATIONAL ANIMAL and help homeless animals! Please join Rational Animal for a fun, festive sewing session to help needy animals in city shelters. Over 500 beds have been made through the Mother's Comfort Project and brought to Animal Care and Control, providing a comfortable place for a homeless animal to sleep. Upcoming events: Saturday, April 25th Saturday, May 30th Saturday, June 27th all events are 12-4pm at FLIRT, Brooklyn 303 3rd Avenue (btwn 1st and Carroll) Brooklyn, NY 11215 RSVP: amy@rational-animal.org | ||||||||||||||
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We Are All Brooklyn: Leading by Giving Committee’s Request for Proposals. WAAB’s Leading by Giving is a grants committee dedicated to Youth and Development in Brooklyn. Leading by Giving will award up to $1,000 in support of innovation, youth leadership, and community service. The application deadline is Monday, May 11, 2009. For more information and to download an application, please visit our website at www.waab.org. |
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Apply to be a We Are All Brooklyn Fellow! The We Are All Brooklyn Fellowship invites young professionals, between the ages of 25-40 years old, working or volunteering for a community, faith-based, government, or non-profit organization serving Brooklyn, to join this exciting Brooklyn-based Fellowship. The application deadline is Friday, June 5, 2009. For more information and to download an application, please visit our website at www.waab.org. |
Event Details - Billie Holiday Theater- The High Priestess of Dark Alley Thursday, April 30, 2009 (08:00 PM - 10:00 PM) Restoration Plaza 1368 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11216 The Billie Holiday Theater, Inc. Marjorie Moon, Producer, Presents The High Priestess of Dark Alley written & directed by Jackie Alexander Two sisters,one robbed of her sexuality, the other defined by it, do battle with their domineering mother over the men they love. Date: April 30 thru June 28, 2009 Thu. 8PM $15; Fri. 8PM $20; Sat. 3PM & 8PM $23; Sun. 4PM $23 Seniors 65 and over and children 15 and younger $12. For reservations and information, please call 718-636-0918 or 0919 x12. | ||||||||||||||||
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