The Civic Council has plans to emerge from the COVID pandemic with renewed energy, visibility and positive impact on the Park Slope neighborhood. In order to enable important new initiatives, we are creating a new position, the Communications and Data Manager, that will provide staff support in a wide variety of ways for members, trustees […]
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The Center for Community Health (CCH) at NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital has opened its doors! At CCH, the Cancer Center provides the community with the convenience of a full range of screening, diagnostic, and ambulatory treatment services in one location. Additional services will come online later this winter, including ambulatory surgery, cardiology, gastroenterology and endoscopy, […]
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The Park Slope Civic Council is accepting applications for grants to be awarded to community groups for projects in the arts, education, youth programs and civic improvement.
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Have you or someone you know restored their property to its original grandeur? Stopped a piece of Park Slope history from being lost forever? Tell us about it! Submissions for 2021 Ortner Preservation Awards are being accepted now – the deadline is March 15, 2021.
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The PSCC, prompted by a generous donation from an anonymous donor, has over the last several months had tree guards installed along Seventh Avenue.
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For more than 60 years, the Park Slope Civic Council has sponsored an annual House Tour that showcases wonderful homes in the neighborhood. In 2020, our unbroken streak was interrupted by the pandemic, but we were able to create an online tour due to a marvelous award from the Historic Districts Council.
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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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