On Saturday, October 13th the PSCC Arts Committee will be screening “Little Fugitive,” an award winning (1953) short by Ray Ashley, Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin. Featured at last year’s Shorts in the Slope Festival, “Little Fugitive” was introduced by Gowanus resident, Mary Engel, the filmmakers’ daughter.
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From the Civic Council
“Little Fugitive” Screening
On Saturday, October 13th the PSCC Arts Committee will be screening “Little Fugitive,” an award winning (1953) short by Ray Ashley, Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin. Featured at last year’s Shorts in the Slope Festival, “Little Fugitive” was introduced by Gowanus resident, Mary Engel, the filmmakers’ daughter.
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Support Community Service Scholarships – 2018 Food For Thought
PSCC has been able to sustain the commitment to recognize graduates from John Jay School of Law, Secondary School for Journalism, Millennium Brooklyn High School and Park Slope Collegiate for nearly 69 years with donations from neighbors and friends. Your generosity directly supports each student in the pursuit of her or his college goals.
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Fall/Winter 2018 Civic News
We invite you to look over this latest edition of Civic News, PSCC’s award-winning newsletter.
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Fall Civic Sweep 2018
Save the Date – Sunday, October 28– Fall Civic Sweep
Join the Park Slope Civic Council’s Sustainability Committee at its annual fall beautification, recycling and clean-up event Fall Civic Sweep on Sunday, October 28, free and open to all. Put on your old clothes and come to the sidewalk in front of Old Stone […]
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Gowanus Neighborhood Planning Study Open House
On July 27th, 5:00 PM – 8:30PM, @NYCPlanning is hosting an open house for the Gowanus Neighborhood Planning Study At @PS32Brooklyn.
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Park Slope Civic Council Awards 4 Community Service Scholarships to Remarkable Local High School Students
Park Slope Civic Council’s annual college-bound scholarship program recognized the contributions of 4 up-and-coming Park Slope high school students who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to community through volunteerism and leadership.
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Two PSCC Trustees Recognized By Brooklyn’s Women of Distinction
Two of Park Slope Civic Council trustees recognized for inclusion in Brooklyn’s Women of Distinction.
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Park Slope Civic Council’s Small Business Committee Presents an Initiative of the United States Postal Service in Association with the Park Slope Fifth Avenue BID
In case you missed it, we’ve started an exciting initiative with the United States Postal Service. Read below and get involved! Sign up and give it a try! We have some exciting news. The United States Postal Service in Washington has chosen five communities in the United States to test a unique marketing and […]
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