Happenings & Events

February 2025

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Community Board Meeting
Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 at 7PM

Please be advised of the meeting schedule for the month of February! Please see the link below as well as the listed dates for our upcoming committee meetings. Please call the office with any questions or concerns.Link to CB Calendar: [https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/3/r/month/2025/1/1](https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/3/r/month/2025/1/1)
Community Board Meeting Monday February 3, 2025 @ 7:00 PM

Civic and Public Safety: Tuesday February 4, 6:30 PM

Parks and Culture: Wednesday February 5th 6:30 PM

Economic Development: Thursday February 6th @ 6:30 PMLandmarks: Monday February 10th @ 6:30

PMSPECIAL PRESENTATIOION BY SAPO VIA TEAMS:Transportation, Sanitation and Environment : Tuesday February 11th 6:30 PM

Housing Land Use: Wednesday February 12th 6:30 PM

Education and Youth Services: Thursday February 15th @ 6:30 PMHealth and Social Services: Tuesday February 18th 6:30 PMSeniors: Wednesday February 18th @ 2:00 PM ( PLEASE CONFIRM FLOATING LOCATION)

Veterans: Wednesday January 26th @ 6:30 PM

EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING: Thursday February 20th @ 6:30 PM

January 2025

Community Board Meeting
Monday, Jan. 6th at 7PM

Please be advised of the meeting schedule for the month of January. Community members welcome to attend.

Link to CB Calendar: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/3/r/month/2025/1/1

Community Board Meeting Monday January 6th, 2025 @ 7:00 PM

Civic and Public Safety: Tuesday January 7th 6:30 PM

Parks and Culture: Wednesday January 8th 6:30 PM

Economic Development: Thursday January 9th @ 6:30 PM

Landmarks: Monday January 13th @ 6:30 PM

Transportation, Sanitation and Environment : Tuesday January 14th 6:30 PM

Housing Land Use: Wednesday January 15th 6:30 PM

Education and Youth Services: Thursday January 16th @ 6:30 PM

Health and Social Services: Tuesday January 21st 6:30 PM

Seniors: Wednesday January 15nd @ 2:00 PM

Veterans: Wednesday January 22nd @ 6:30 PM
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING: Thursday January 23rd @ 6:30 PM

December 2024

Estate Planning Seminar

See flyer for more information. FREE event.

November 2024

October 2024

September 2024

Free Food. Free Produce. Free Info on saving money on utilities!

Come by Antioch Baptist Church on September 17th to get some free food and fresh produce, learn ways to save money on utilities, and access community resources.

We’ll be there 10 AM – 2 PM.

Address: 828 Green Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11221

August 2024

Rain Barrel Giveaway

You must register. See flyer QR code.

July 2024

Black Pride at Fulton Park

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Pre Black Pride Free Outdoor Event(All Ages)

SUNDAY AUGUST 11TH FROM 1PM-7PM

Brooklyn Botanic Gardens Events

Here are some of the wonderful events happening in July at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens - Plan your visit!

4th Of July, 2024
13 ways to celebrate - Brooklyn & Beyond

13 Ways to celebrate - Brooklyn and Beyond!

June 2024

WHERE ARE BROOKLYN'S FREE PUBLIC POOLS?

POOLS OPEN TODAY. Click here for locations and rules.

FULTON ART FAIR

Shape UP NYC

MAT PILATES

Fridays, 6 PM @NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene-Bedford-Stuyvesant Center - 485 Throop Ave. BRING A MAT!

TOTAL BODY RESET

Saturdays, 11AM

Herbert Von King Park - 670 Lafayette Ave

(Rainy/heat days - meetup is at Marcy Public Library)

Early Voting Locations

findmypollsite.vote.nyc/

CHESS - ALL AGES

TUESDAYS from 4-5PM
MARCY LIBRARY
617 DEKALB

May 2024

Juneteenth 2024 & BTHS NSBE Jr. 30th Anniversary

Wed, 6/19/2024 at 9am - 3pm Eastern Time

Juneteenth 2024 & BTHS NSBE Jr. 30th Anniversary is a full day of interactive workshops that creatively engage students, ranging from 3rd to 12th grade, to explore the many different disciplines in the field of engineering. The main goal of Juneteenth 2024 & BTHS NSBE Jr. 30th Anniversary is to motivate children to set academic goals in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). It also provides an amazing opportunity for our NSBE, HP, STEAMvention Foundation, and various professionals to serve as role models, and mentors to inspire the youth.

Community Board 3 - Meeting

Community Board 3 is the voice, eyes, and ears of Bedford Stuyvesant. The Board is made up of 50 volunteers who are recommended by their local City Council Members and appointed to the Board by the Borough President. The Board has several committees that are open to the public to join.

The boundaries of our Board are Atlantic Avenue in the south, Flushing Avenue in the north west, Broadway in the north east, Saratoga Avenue in the east, and Classon Avenue in the west.

Mental Health and Wellness Day

The Ride for Mental Health and Wellness Day supports Totality Wellness Healthy Families Build Healthy Communities campaign. The event was curated to raise awareness of the importance of taking care of your mental health and overall wellbeing. We will engage our attendees by encouraging holistic, evidence based practices to address the TOTALITY of a person's well being; mind, body and spirit. The wellness activation will commence with a bike ride around Prospect Park to encourage wellness through bike riding.

SAVE THE DATE!!!

The Chauncey Block Association invites ALL members and neighbors to participate in beautifying our block. Flowers and tools will be provided. There will also be free food and drinks. We will be entering the "Greenest Block" contest as well.

COME JOIN US!!!
MAY 4th
Stay tuned for time.

Note: We are also going to set a date for bed cleanup and preparation for the planting day. CHECK BACK HERE FOR THAT DATE SOON.

The Black Zine Fair

11am-6pm

Saturday, May 11, 2024

Hosted by Powerhouse Arts
322 Third Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215

The Black Zine Fair is a celebration of all things Black and independent publishing in New York City! Zine makers, educators, collectors, and the zine-curious are invited to gather, trade or sell zines, and exchange knowledge surrounding zine-making, publishing, and do-it-yourself culture. The fair is free and open to the public.

April 2024

How do I get food?

As with all Community Solidarity Food Shares you just need to show up. No documentation or paperwork is required, just your respect for the community. Simply stated, bring a few bags and we'll fill them up.

We only distribute vegetarian groceries. Focusing on organic produce, whole-grain bread, and healthier non-perishable items, our aim is to promote a more nutritious and compassionate diet for all who come. You'll get most, if not all, of the groceries they need for their week and lunch is available on site.

Clothing, floral bouquets, housewares, school supplies and plants are often available at our shares as well.

EnergyFit is a nonprofit initiative providing FREE health & safety fixes and energy upgrades help for "income-eligible" residents and homeowners in our neighborhood.

EnergyFit is a free program that helps homeowners make critical repairs, seal and weatherize their homes, and upgrade to electric appliances—improvements valued between $20,000 and $25,000—so you can save money, breathe cleaner air, and keep your home comfortable all year round.

Are you:

The owner and occupant of a 2- or 3-family building?
Struggling to afford critical health and safety repairs for you or your tenants?
Too cold in the winter and/or too hot in the summer?
Currently using gas appliances?
Located in the Brooklyn neighborhoods of East New York, Cypress Hills, Brownsville, Bed-Stuy, Crown Heights, Prospect Lefferts Gardens?
In a household that makes less than 130% of the Area Median Income annually? To determine, compare your household income to the $ amount in the table below that corresponds to number of family members in your household.

Registration for our 2024 tree giveaway season is NOW OPEN!!!

The 2024 NYRP free tree giveaway season kicks off on Saturday, April 13, and will continue on Saturdays and Sundays through Sunday, May 12.

Learn more about the tree giveaway program, including additional event dates and locations, our tree care guide, and more resources click HERE.

Native tree species to be distributed at this location include: Alleghany Serviceberry, American Plum, Black Cherry, Eastern Redbud, American Hazelnut, Hornbeam, and Smooth Alder.

Please note that tree sizes vary. Be prepared to transport up to a two-gallon pot size.

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