Notable architectural historian – and Park Slope resident – Francis Morrone, will conduct three virtual tours of Park Slope on behalf of the Park Slope Civic Council this winter.
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From the Civic Council
Tour Park Slope with Francis Morrone!
Notable architectural historian – and Park Slope resident – Francis Morrone, will conduct three virtual tours of Park Slope on behalf of the Park Slope Civic Council this winter.
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The Civic Council Supports the Brooklyn Relief Kitchen…And So Can You!
On November 14, in recognition of the Brooklyn Relief Kitchen’s vital work in addressing the persistent hunger crisis throughout Brooklyn communities, the Park Slope Civic Council presented a $2,500 grant to BRK’s co-founders.
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Dear Neighbors: Please Support Our Local Businesses
Now more than ever, it is essential to support our local businesses, so that we will be able to continue to patronize them in the future.
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Fall/Winter 2020 Civic News
We invite you to look over this latest edition of Civic News, PSCC’s award-winning newsletter.
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Ghosts of Halloween Past!
The Park Slope Civic Council would like to provide you with a video/photographic retrospective of GHOSTS OF HALLOWEEN PAST!
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2020 Yarn Bomb Installation
Did you take a stroll down 4th Ave to enjoy the annual Yarn Bomb installation? Created by local knitters and crocheters, the Yarn Bomb is a public art project that brings a burst of color to Park Slope. The collection was installed on the 4th Ave fence at The Old Stone House from Saturday, October 3, […]
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Fall 2020 Civic Sweep Success
A heartfelt thank you to all of the Civic Council trustees, families and volunteers who stepped out on October 18 to help make our Fall Civic Sweep a resounding success. We extend particular gratitude to Civic Sweep Co-Chairs Candace Woodward and Rory Dineen for their planning and organization of this event. We welcomed a record […]
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First PSCC trustee meeting in seven months
The Park Slope Civic Council trustees were thrilled to meet in person for the first time in seven months in the garden of the Old Stone House for our monthly meeting. While wearing masks and practicing social distancing, it was a welcome departure from the Zoom meetings we have been experiencing in the last several […]
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