Bummer once again. This weekend's weather is not cooperating with outdoor fun. Let's all have a storytime indoors today!
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Today's Halloween Parade canceled due to rain.
Bummer!
Monday, October 27, 2014
Halloween Storytime at Summit Street Garden
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| Photo from summer storytime at Summit Street Garden |
When: Sunday, November 2nd, from 11:00am - 11:45am
Where: Summit Street Garden lawn, corner of Columbia and Summit
Who: Children of all ages and their families are welcome. Come in costume or come as you are. It's free to all! You may want to bring a blanket to sit on.
Stories will be read by garden member and Brooklyn Public Library children's librarian Andrea Vaughn Johnson, and music will be led by garden member Rob Jost of Little Folkies and the Sesame Street band!
Thursday, October 23, 2014
South Brooklyn Children's Garden Harvest Festival
So much autumnal fun happening in Columbia Waterfront this month! The South Brooklyn Children's Garden is having their third annual Harvest Festival this Saturday Oct. 25 from 10:00am to 1:00pm. (Rain date Sunday, October 26.) The festival will include pumpkin decorating, crafts, educational tables, hay bale rides, an apple press, and music from the Dad Beats. There will be a pie contest at 12:00, with a winner crowned at 12:30. Bakers are invited to bring pies to be judged by a panel of dignitary judges. The winner will receive a free 2015 garden membership with no watering duties or a case of wine and bragging rights!
South Brooklyn Children's Garden is located at 204 Columbia Street (Corner of Sackett and Columbia Streets)
South Brooklyn Children's Garden is located at 204 Columbia Street (Corner of Sackett and Columbia Streets)
Labels:
activities,
autumn,
children's events,
Community Gardens,
family events,
festivals,
harvest,
South Brooklyn Children's Garden
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
11th Annual Halloween Party and Parade
It's back! The annual Columbia Waterfront Halloween Party and Parade will be on Saturday, November 1st from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Mother Cabrini Playground on President Street. The Underground Horns will lead the costume parade around the block and there will be face painting, treats for sale, and other surprises.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
The Summit Street Community Garden at the corner of Summit and Columbia streets will host its second annual Fall Bulb Bake Band Bonanza on Saturday, October 18 from 10 am–4 pm. Buy flower bulbs for your garden while enjoying snacks and music in the community garden. Baked goods and a selection of bulbs—including daffodils, tulips and crocuses—will be for sale, with all proceeds benefiting the garden. Live music from jazz-rock fusion trio City Samanas begins at 2 pm. Admission is free. The rain date for the event is Sunday, October 19.
http://summitstreetgarden.blogspot.com/
http://summitstreetgarden.blogspot.com/
Labels:
bake sale,
Columbia Street Waterfront District,
Community Gardens,
fundraiser,
summit street garden
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Grilled Sammy Competition Saturday!
The Amazing Garden is hosting their fourth annual grilled sandwich competition on Saturday, September 20th!
How it works: three chefs compete for the title of best grilled sandwich (meat) and best grilled sandwich (vegetarian).
This year's competitors: Henry Public, Vekslers, and Bar Bruno.
As sandwiches come off the grill, ticketholders get to sample them and vote on which was tastiest.
Entry: $15 (kids are free). It's a fundraiser, and all revenues will be used for maintenance and repairs of one of the most popular community gardens in our part of Brooklyn.
Benefits: continuous delicious food, live music, WNYC's Amy Eddings, friendly faces
Time: 3 pm, Saturday September 20th
Location: The Amazing Garden, at the corner of Carroll St. & Columbia St. in Brooklyn.
How it works: three chefs compete for the title of best grilled sandwich (meat) and best grilled sandwich (vegetarian).
This year's competitors: Henry Public, Vekslers, and Bar Bruno.
As sandwiches come off the grill, ticketholders get to sample them and vote on which was tastiest.
Entry: $15 (kids are free). It's a fundraiser, and all revenues will be used for maintenance and repairs of one of the most popular community gardens in our part of Brooklyn.
Benefits: continuous delicious food, live music, WNYC's Amy Eddings, friendly faces
Time: 3 pm, Saturday September 20th
Location: The Amazing Garden, at the corner of Carroll St. & Columbia St. in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Collective Party Friday Night!
Brooklyn Collective's 10th Anniversary Event
Friday, September 19th 6:00 to 10:00 PM
Brooklyn Collective
212 Columbia Street
Monday, July 14, 2014
Brooklyn Collective Friday Night
Labels:
Columbia Street Waterfront District,
event,
fashion,
live music,
Local Artists,
Local Stores,
shopping
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Garden Party Fundraiser for Brad Lander Tuesday evening
Neighbor Wylie Goodman shared this invite to a garden party fundraiser for Brad Lander. We here at Word on Columbia Street are big fans of Councilperson Lander and hope some of you can spring for a ticket for this special event.
Here is Wylie's message:
Here are details on the event and how to RSVP:
Garden Party to Celebrate the 45th Birthday of City Council Member Brad Lander
Tuesday, July 15th, 2014
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
At the home of Kathleen Gerson and John Mollenkopf
174 Eighth Avenue at Garfield Place
Tickets are $100
$250 Supporter
$500 Sponsor
$1,000 Host
$2,750 Chair
To RSVP please contact Adam Nashban and say you were referred by Wylie Goodman.
(212) 213-2660 Adam@NashbanMansur.com
Online at: http://www.lander2017.com/july15
Here is Wylie's message:
After working for three years for Partnerships for Parks, volunteering with Participatory Budgeting, and becoming more involved with our Community Board, I've come to appreciate what it means to have a Councilperson like Brad Lander on our side as a community. Brad is smart, hard-working, and, most importantly, dedicated to progressive causes and to improving the quality of life of the residents he serves.
He helped fund the renovation of the DiMattina Dog Run. He’s long supported the Brooklyn Greenway Initiative. He spearheaded Participatory Budgeting, which allows locals to meaningfully contribute to capital projects for their community. He’s helped foster the growth of our neighborhood’s small businesses. He’s advocated consistently and diligently for the creation of affordable housing. And that’s just the beginning.
On July 15th, there will be a garden party and fundraiser for Brad in honor of his 45th birthday. Tickets are $100. I know that may be a lot for some people. It was for me, too. But in the end, I decided that all politics is local. And if you want to have a voice in the politics of your community, you need to be at the table with the people who are representing on your behalf.
If you can afford that amount, please consider attending what should be a truly special event. And when you register, tell them you were referred by me. I decided to go a step further and serve on the Host Committee.
Here are details on the event and how to RSVP:
Garden Party to Celebrate the 45th Birthday of City Council Member Brad Lander
Tuesday, July 15th, 2014
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
At the home of Kathleen Gerson and John Mollenkopf
174 Eighth Avenue at Garfield Place
Tickets are $100
$250 Supporter
$500 Sponsor
$1,000 Host
$2,750 Chair
To RSVP please contact Adam Nashban and say you were referred by Wylie Goodman.
(212) 213-2660 Adam@NashbanMansur.com
Online at: http://www.lander2017.com/july15
Labels:
Brad Lander,
City Council,
fundraiser,
park slope
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