• Prayer Rally Against Gun Violence at Bed-Stuy

    Eleanor Roosevelt Housing Projects Brooklyn, NY, United States

    This is a call to all clergy, Community Base Organizations, Community Activists, 81st Precinct Police Department, 81st Precinct Council, Political Leaders, District 16 Schools etc., because together we can make a change.

  • NOBWLE Mix and Mingle

    Diana's Event Space 418 Rogers Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
    $20.00
  • Grand Council of Guardians 2016 Women’s History Celebration

    Antuns 96-43 Springfield Boulevard, Queens Village, NY

    Names of Honorees 1. Sgt. Quathisha Epps, N.Y.P.D. 2. Deputy Comm. Dina Simon, N.Y.C. Correction Dept. 3. Public Safety Officer Brenda McCall, Nassau County Police Dept. 4. Honorable Tatanisha James, N.Y.C. Civil Court 5. Tanysha A. Caselle, N.Y.S. Correction Dept. 6. Sr. Parole Officer Denise Granum, N.Y.S. Parole 7. Lt. Vera Fludd, Nassau County Sheriff Dept. 8. Exec. Officer Barbara Welch, N.Y.P.D. […]

    $65.00
  • Annual Women’s History Recognition Ceremony

    Mount Vernon City Hall 1 Roosevelt Plaza, Mount Vernon, NY, United States

    Grand Council of Guardians, Inc. in conjunction with Councilman Andre Wallace request the honor of your presence to attend their Annual Women's History Recognition Ceremony. Refreshments will be served. See attached image for more details.

  • Begin Again

    Mount Pisgah Baptist Church 212 Tompkins Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, United States

    Building on the success of 2016, the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office brings Begin Again to Bedford-Stuyvesant this April to give Brooklyn residents an opportunity to deal with summonses for low-level offenses quickly and easily right in their community. These summons warrants – ordered when people fail to answer a ticket for minor quality of life offenses such as drinking alcohol in public or being in a park after closing – have ballooned into a total of over a million in New York City, with about a quarter originating in Brooklyn. These open warrants weigh down an overburdened courts system and can hold back individuals who have them on their records.

  • A celebration of JUNETEENTH

    Club Metro 325 Hudson Street, New York, NY, United States

    SAVE THIS DATE --Thursday June 29th, 2017--Doors open at 6pm--Food will be served at 6pm--The event starts at 6:30 pm

    Free
  • 48th Annual African American Day Parade

    111th Street & Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. Get directions 7th Ave & W 111th St, New York, NY, United States

    See flyer for further information

  • Annual Holiday Affair

    Antuns 96-43 Springfield Boulevard, Queens Village, NY
    $90