Showing posts with label House Tours. Show all posts
Showing posts with label House Tours. Show all posts

Monday, September 26, 2011

ATTENTION: CrH North House Tour; 10/1


The Crown Heights North Association is hosting their 5th Annual House Tour on Saturday, October 1, 2011.

The tour is self-guided and takes place rain or shine. This year's highlights include the homes of two gifted fine artists, three of Brooklyn's finest 19th century architects, and much more.

WHEN: Saturday, October 1, 2011
11:00AM- 4:00PM
(the kickoff ceremony and continental breakfast begins at 10:45AM)

The tour begins at St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church, on the corner of Brooklyn Avenue and St. John's Place. Tickets are available for only $20 (online) here, or $25 at the door. They can also be purchased at Barbara's Flowers (at 615 Nostrand Avenue) or Yanatiba (714 Washington Avenue). Please contact akavanagh@crownheightsnorth.org for more information.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

ATTENTION: Society for Clinton Hill 2011 House Tour


The Society For Clinton Hill will soon be hosting their 2011 House Tour.

Details:
Queen of All Saints Church
300 Vanderbilt Avenue
Sunday May 1, 2011
12noon- 5PM
(Rain or Shine)

For both a tour and audio ticket - $25.00
Four tickets available/for $90.00)

Available at:
· Pillow Cafe
· Outpost Cafe/ Lounge
· Sister's Hardware
· Still-Hip Maternity
· Root Stock
· Urban Vintage
· Aguayo & Huebener Realty
· Polish Bar of Brooklyn
· Olivino Wine shop
· YU Interiors
· Greenlight Bookstore
· Brooklyn Flea
· Fort Greene Farmers Market

You can also buy tickets online here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/162663. Please contact clintonhillhousetour@yahoo.com for more information.

Monday, September 21, 2009

3rd Annual Crown Heights North House Tour!!!

You're invited to the 3rd Annual Crown Heights North House Tour (sponsored by the Crown Heights North Association, Inc. (CHNA))

Date: October 3rd, 2009
Starting Location: St. Gregory's R.C. Church, 919 St. John's Place and Brooklyn Avenue
Opening Ceremony: 10:00am- 12:00pm
Self-Guided Tours: 12:00noon- 5:00pm

Other activities:
Information tables and representatives from City agencies and community non-profit organizations (10:30am- 12:30pm)
Raffle Prizes: Spa Gift Basket; Dinner for Two; Wine Gift basket; Decorative Throw Pillows; Grand Marnier Cake; Red Velvet Cupcakes

For more information, please visit CHNA's website, or Craigslist, apparently.

Friday, April 24, 2009

35th District House Tours!!!


About 3/7 of Team Tish went outside the office for lunch today, and we were pleasantly surprised by the wonderful weather. The birds were chirping, the hills were alive, and it seemed a great time to follow-up on our post about the Clinton Hill House Tour (because nothing says "Hi, summer" like checking-out the great things your neighbors have done with their homes over the cold winter!)

Luckily for us, Brownstoner has already done the work for us, so check out the list of local house tours coming-up next month here.

And enjoy the weather!

teamtish

Thursday, April 16, 2009

PACC Celebrates 45th Anniversary/Earth Day!

Our friends over at Pratt Area Community Council (PACC) are celebrating their 45th anniversary with Earth Day activities.

Join them in planting a vegetable bed and picking-up gardening tips! Activities include a tour of Gibbs Mansion, and the Hawthorne Condos on Classon Avenue, as well as a local bakery outing.

SATURDAY, April 18, 2009
10AM- 1PM
Gibb Mansion at 218 Gates Avenue
(btwn Classon and Franklin Avenues)

RSVP with PACC at RSVP@prattarea.org or by calling (718) 522-2613x 14.

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

2009 Clinton Hill House Tour; 5/3, 12Noon, Rain or Shine!

It has once again rolled around to that time of year when the Society for Clinton Hill hosts their Clinton Hill House Tour (2009). This year's event takes place on Sunday, May 3, 2009, 12Noon-5PM (as always, the event takes place either rain or shine!) Advanced tickets may be purchased at the Fort Greene Farmer's Market, the Brooklyn Flea (which will be re-opening in Clinton Hill/Fort Greene on April 18th), Outpost Cafe and Lounge, Pillow Cafe, Sister's Hardware, and YU Interiors. Tickets are $20. Please contact the Society for Clinton Hill for further information.

Friday, September 19, 2008

In Your Community

Last night (September 18, 2008), our office was represented at the Society for Clinton Hill's General Meeting. We are happy to report that the Society continues to do an spectacular job in regards to dispensing information and community organizing. Specifically, we acknowledge and appreciate the newly-developed Public Safety Task Force, which maintains the Neighborhood News Reporting Map, which maps illegal activities reported on the site. This information allows us to accurately view the occurrences of illegal activity to report to the local precinct(s), so please remember to report illegal events on the site and update your community. The Society for Clinton Hill website can be found here: http://www.societyforclintonhill.org/.

Personally, I have been a fan of the Society for Clinton Hill's Halloween Walk since I was a kid (and I'm a bit saddened at the reality that it's no longer socially acceptable for me to walk around dressed as a ghost asking people for candy). For this year's event, parents may pick up maps at the Society of Clinton Hill Garden at DeKalb/Hall, and must accompany their children throughout the evening. There's also the beloved Continuous Halloween Show and Haunted House. Further information can be found here at the A Child Grows In Brooklyn website (scroll down a bit): http://www.achildgrowsinbrooklyn.com/a_child_grows_in_brooklyn/2007/10/halloween-at-br.html, or through the Society for Clinton Hill.

Lastly, those interested may want to reach out the Society for Clinton Hill in regards to their seasonal House Tours, or the Fort Greene Park Conservancy for their full fall calendar of events (may be viewed here: http://www.fortgreenepark.org/pages/calendar.htm).

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Today Council Member James, in her capacity at Chair of the Contracts Committee, held an Oversight Hearing in regards to recent contracting reforms for City Capital Construction Projects.