Sustainability Day Success
Over 350 people gathered on Saturday, November 6th to pick up litter from sidewalks, weed and mulch tree pits, drop […]
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Over 350 people gathered on Saturday, November 6th to pick up litter from sidewalks, weed and mulch tree pits, drop […]
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I don’t know about you, but for me, there’s definitely a different feel in the air in Park Slope this autumn. Covid continues to be a concern, but 5th and 7th Avenues appear as busy as ever with pedestrians and shoppers. The sidewalk and in-street restaurant pop-ups seem busy. Merchants I speak with are more optimistic about their businesses.
From the PSCC President Read More »
We invite you to read the Fall/Winter 2021 Civic News, PSCC’s award-winning newsletter.
Fall/Winter 2021 Civic News: Composting, Electric Vehicles, Pedestrian Safety, and more… Read More »
Join us for our annual fall beautification, recycling, and clean-up event. FREE document shredding and e-recycling will be available!
Join Us for Sustainability Day! November 6th from 10am-2pm Read More »
Due to rainy weather, we are cancelling the Halloween Parade and Costume Contest on Saturday. Put on your costume and join us instead on Sunday 10/31 for a Rolie Polie
Have you recently restored your historic home? Do you know of a new building that complements the historic character of
Ortner Preservation Award Nominations for 2022 Read More »
The Park Slope Civic Council has added its voice to the fight to save Grand Prospect Hall’s facade.
Civic Council Joins the Fight for Grand Prospect Hall Read More »
Join us for a fun, socially-distanced celebration of art and community! Yarn bombing is a form of street art that uses knitted or crocheted objects to decorate public spaces.
The event continues every Wednesday during August and September from 5:00-7:00pm, when we’ll gather to knit/crochet/craft together.
The Yarn Bomb is Back! Read More »
The past year has not been an easy one for Mark Caserta: long days, high stress, lots of pivots, even a touch of danger. It may be premature to say the worst is over, but Caserta has at least earned the right to ease up a bit, and even to enjoy a bit of optimism for the year to come.
The Business of Keeping Businesses Going . . . on #the other5th Read More »
Making a clean sweep of our neighborhood, the Civic Council and friends gathered on Sunday, April 25th in front of the John Jay Educational Campus on 7th avenue for the 2021 Spring Civic Sweep.
Spring Sweep Cleans Up on 7th Avenue Read More »