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On Wednesday, September 2, 2009, We Are All Brooklyn (WAAB), a coalition of more than 75 community and faith based organizations, in cooperation with the Brooklyn Cyclones, will host “Diversity Night with the Brooklyn Cyclones” at KeySpan Park in Coney Island. Honoring the Independence Community Foundation for their long standing support of the WAAB Fellowship. In addition, WAAB will pay special tribute to the Jackie Robinson Foundation, Assistant Commissioner Fred Kreizman of the Mayor’s Community Assistance Unit, and Zeinab Eyega, Executive Director of Sauti Yetu Center for African Women, Inc. for their service to Brooklyn and its diversity. Please contact Steve Klein at 212-983-4800 Ex 147 to RSVP. |
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CHICAGO STYLE STEPPIN CLASS At: Embora Wellness & Movement Studio 900 Fulton St.(btwn Waverly & Washington Ave)- Brooklyn, New York Time: 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm. Lesson cost: $10. All Levels Welcome! No partner necessary! Location: Brooklyn, New York. Pitkin Avenue ( From Strauss to Thomas Boyland Street) Time: 11am until 5pm Host: Pitkin Avenue BID Pitkin Avenue has historically been a neighborhood destination for strolling and window shopping; it is a place where you come to see and be seen, and a place that holds a very enticing culture, due to its growing population. For three consecutive Saturdays in September the Pitkin Avenue BID is giving everyone a chance to partake in an event that is bound to please all. With the streets closed to incoming traffic, and activities such as a fashion show, Double dutch jump-roping tournament, morning story time, local musicians, and a talent show; this event is surely something you do not want to say you missed. The event will take place on Saturdays: September 12th, 19th and 26th. For more information please feel free to contact us by phone, email, or by visiting our website listed below. p. 347-992-3682 e. kat@pitkinbid.org w. www.pitkinbid.org | ||||||||||||||
Montague Street Fun Location: Montague Street (From Clinton to Hicks) Time: 1pm until 6pm Now for a second year, enjoy a haven for strolling, shopping, and outdoor dining on Brooklyn Heights' tree-lined main street. Hosted by the Montague Street BID, this event is surely going to be a crowd pleaser. There will be activities suitable for every age group, such as walking tours of the historic district, restaurant strolling, outdoor yoga, games and scavenger hunts. So come out and enjoy the fun with us on the following Sundays in September: September 13th, 20th, and 27th, For more information please feel free to contact us by phone or visit our website listed below: p. 718-522-3649 w. www.montagueBID.com Move About Myrtle Location:Myrtle Avenue(From Clinton to Emerson) Time: 11am- 7pm On four consecutive Sundays in September, Myrtle Avenue in Clinton Hill will transform into an active, pedestrian-friendly public space perfect for walking, cycling, dancing, and people-watching! Move About Myrtle will feature interactive arts programming for all ages, including live mural-making inspired by the music and energy of the event itself, large scale print-making, t-shirt screen printing, and performances by local arts groups. Stroll just a little further down Myrtle and make your way to the Brooklyn Urban Arts Market, an annual open-air market anchored by live music, DIY fashion, and local creative culture For more information please feel free to contact us by email or visit the website listed below. e. info@myrtleavenue.org w. www.myrtleavenue.org The events will be held on September 6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th. |
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Hadassah Park Slope Chapter in cooperation w/Brooklyn Region, will hold a Presidential Political Forum moderated by former State Assemblywoman & Region American Affairs Chair, Adele Cohen.Welcome: Rabbi Andy Bachman.Speakers Joyce S. Johnson (Democratic Party Rep) & Britta Vander Linden (Republican Party Rep) will address US-Israel Relations,The Iranian Threat,Health Care Reform, and Energy & the Environment.Light supper.Open to everyone for an $18 donation to Hadassah. |
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2nd Annual Summer @ SONYA Art exhibition 9/17/09 - 10/8/09 Opens 9/17/09, 6:30 - 9pm at TRA Gallery and Classon Walls Artist Talk: Thursday, October 8th, 6:30 - 9pm at Classon Walls TRA Gallery, 35 Claver Pl and Classon Walls, 459 Classon Ave, BKLYN 11238 Gallery hours Mon-Fri by appt; Sat & Sun, 12-6pm. www.sonyaonline.org Artists: Kennis Baptiste, Ellie Balk, Trevor Brown, Skip Burroughs, Ramona Candy, Francks F. Deceus, Linn Edwards, Katrina Jeffries, Natasha Harsh, Saira Jacob, Diana Leidel, Diana McClure, Douglas Newton, Kathleen Migliore Newton, Sally Christensen-Novak, Joan B Reutershan, Gina Samson, GG Stankiewicz, Bill Storoniak, Ava Tomlinson, and Iram Yeates. TRA Gallery and Classon Walls 35 Claver Place Brooklyn, NY, 11238 718-485-1509 http://www.tragallery.net Free Kennis Baptiste kbart133@yahoo.com 718-485-150 |
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CHICAGO STYLE STEPPIN' CLASSES At: Embora Wellness and Movement Studio 900 Fulton St.(btwn Waverly & Washington Ave)- Brooklyn, New York Time: 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm. Lesson cost: $10. All Levels Welcome! No partner necessary! Classes are every Saturday. Website:chicagostylesteppersnyc.com Location: Brooklyn, New York. Pitkin Avenue ( From Strauss to Thomas Boyland Street) Time: 11am until 5pm Host: Pitkin Avenue BID Pitkin Avenue has historically been a neighborhood destination for strolling and window shopping; it is a place where you come to see and be seen, and a place that holds a very enticing culture, due to its growing population. For three consecutive Saturdays in September the Pitkin Avenue BID is giving everyone a chance to partake in an event that is bound to please all. With the streets closed to incoming traffic, and activities such as a fashion show, Double dutch jump-roping tournament, morning story time, local musicians, and a talent show; this event is surely something you do not want to say you missed. The event will take place on Saturdays: September 12th, 19th and 26th. For more information please feel free to contact us by phone, email, or by visiting our website listed below. p. 347-992-3682 e. kat@pitkinbid.org w. www.pitkinbid.org | ||||||||||||||
Montague Street Fun Location: Montague Street (From Clinton to Hicks) Time: 1pm until 6pm Now for a second year, enjoy a haven for strolling, shopping, and outdoor dining on Brooklyn Heights' tree-lined main street. Hosted by the Montague Street BID, this event is surely going to be a crowd pleaser. There will be activities suitable for every age group, such as walking tours of the historic district, restaurant strolling, outdoor yoga, games and scavenger hunts. So come out and enjoy the fun with us on the following Sundays in September: September 13th, 20th, and 27th, For more information please feel free to contact us by phone or visit our website listed below: p. 718-522-3649 w. www.montagueBID.com Move About Myrtle Location:Myrtle Avenue(From Clinton to Emerson) Time: 11am- 7pm On four consecutive Sundays in September, Myrtle Avenue in Clinton Hill will transform into an active, pedestrian-friendly public space perfect for walking, cycling, dancing, and people-watching! Move About Myrtle will feature interactive arts programming for all ages, including live mural-making inspired by the music and energy of the event itself, large scale print-making, t-shirt screen printing, and performances by local arts groups. Stroll just a little further down Myrtle and make your way to the Brooklyn Urban Arts Market, an annual open-air market anchored by live music, DIY fashion, and local creative culture For more information please feel free to contact us by email or visit the website listed below. e. info@myrtleavenue.org w. www.myrtleavenue.org The events will be held on September 6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th. |
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African Voices presents: 12th Annual Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival & Lecture Series - Honoring our Roots and Family Ties. The festival will address the important role films have played in reflecting the lives and heritages of people of African descent. From Alex Haley’s historic Roots to Maya Angelou’s Down in the Delta and John Singleton’s Boyz n the Hood, filmmakers have celebrated the strength of the family ties that have preserved this culture and identity throughout history. Tickets: $25, two-day festival pass; $15, one-day festival pass; $7, section ticket. Group; student and senior discounts available, contact the Box Office (718)488-1624. Location: Kumble Theater for the Performing Arts located on the Brooklyn Campus, Long Island University. Entrance on Flatbush Ave, between Dekalb Avenue and Willoughby Street First floor of the Humanities building. For tickets visit our Website: www.kumbletheater.org or call box office: 718-488-1634 CHICAGO STYLE STEPPIN' CLASSES At: Embora Wellness and Movement Studio 900 Fulton St.(btwn Waverly & Washington Ave)- Brooklyn, New York Time: 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm. Lesson cost: $10. All Levels Welcome! No partner necessary! Classes are every Saturday. Website:chicagostylesteppersnyc.com Location: Brooklyn, New York. Pitkin Avenue ( From Strauss to Thomas Boyland Street) Time: 11am until 5pm Host: Pitkin Avenue BID Pitkin Avenue has historically been a neighborhood destination for strolling and window shopping; it is a place where you come to see and be seen, and a place that holds a very enticing culture, due to its growing population. For three consecutive Saturdays in September the Pitkin Avenue BID is giving everyone a chance to partake in an event that is bound to please all. With the streets closed to incoming traffic, and activities such as a fashion show, Double dutch jump-roping tournament, morning story time, local musicians, and a talent show; this event is surely something you do not want to say you missed. The event will take place on Saturdays: September 12th, 19th and 26th. For more information please feel free to contact us by phone, email, or by visiting our website listed below. p. 347-992-3682 e. kat@pitkinbid.org w. www.pitkinbid.org ... | ||||||||||||||
African Voices presents: 12th Annual Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival & Lecture Series - Honoring our Roots and Family Ties. The festival will address the important role films have played in reflecting the lives and heritages of people of African descent. From Alex Haley’s historic Roots to Maya Angelou’s Down in the Delta and John Singleton’s Boyz n the Hood, filmmakers have celebrated the strength of the family ties that have preserved this culture and identity throughout history. Tickets: $25, two-day festival pass; $15, one-day festival pass; $7, section ticket. Group; student and senior discounts available, contact the Box Office (718)488-1624. Location: Kumble Theater for the Performing Arts located on the Brooklyn Campus, Long Island University. Entrance on Flatbush Ave, between Dekalb Avenue and Willoughby Street First floor of the Humanities building. For tickets visit our Website: www.kumbletheater.org or call box office: 718-488-1634 Montague Street Fun Location: Montague Street (From Clinton to Hicks) Time: 1pm until 6pm Now for a second year, enjoy a haven for strolling, shopping, and outdoor dining on Brooklyn Heights' tree-lined main street. Hosted by the Montague Street BID, this event is surely going to be a crowd pleaser. There will be activities suitable for every age group, such as walking tours of the historic district, restaurant strolling, outdoor yoga, games and scavenger hunts. So come out and enjoy the fun with us on the following Sundays in September: September 13th, 20th, and 27th, For more information please feel free to contact us by phone or visit our website listed below: p. 718-522-3649 w. www.montagueBID.com Move About Myrtle Location:Myrtle Avenue(From Clinton to Emerson) Time: 11am- 7pm On four consecutive Sundays in September, Myrtle Avenue in Clinton Hill will transform into an active, pedestrian-friendly public space perfect for walking, cycling, dancing, and people-watching! Move About Myrtle will feature interactive arts programming for all ages, including live mural-making inspired by the music and energy of the event itself, large scale print-making, t-shirt screen printing, and performances by local arts groups. Stroll just a little further down Myrtle and make your way to the Brooklyn Urban Arts Market, an annual open-air market anchored by live music, DIY fashion, and local creative culture For more information please feel free to contact us by email or visit the website listed below. e. info@myrtleavenue.org w. www.myrtleavenue.org The events will be held on September 6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th. |
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