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Join Neighbors To Help Make Park Slope Beautiful At The Spring Civic Sweep

It’s time to roll up your sleeves and get a little dirty to help make Park Slope an even better place to live! Join neighbors for the Park Slope Civic Council’s Spring Civic Sweep this Saturday, April 26 from 10am-2pm (rain or shine) at J.J. Byrne Playground, 5th Avenue between 3rd and 4th Streets. Here are some

Buffy Trivia via FB

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Weekday Fun: The Best Events April 21-23

Get out and enjoy some of the great events coming up in the neighborhood this week — just don’t forget an umbrella tomorrow night, when we’re supposed to see some rain! From a town hall meeting on Vision Zero to a TV trivia night and a screening of a Park Slope-set film, there’s a lot

(crop) anacortes via NYC Guitar School

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8 Things To Do In Park Slope This Weekend

The temperatures are starting to feel a bit more enticing, so if you’re ready to head outside, there’s plenty to check out this weekend in our area. Here’s a recap of some of the events going on in the neighborhood today and tomorrow, from a puppet version of Goldilocks, to a ton of live music, to a screening

clothing swap

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Unload The Outgrown & Find Something New At The Park Slope Parents Clothing Swap

Start putting aside that outgrown kid’s clothing to make room in your closet for new duds at the Park Slope Parents Clothing Swap, coming up on Saturday, May 3 from 10am to noon at The Old Stone House, 336 3rd Street. The swap works like so: You bring clean, gently used toddler, big kid clothing,

(crop) Brooklyn Folk Festival via FB

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Park Slope Planner: The Best Events April 17-20

The weather is only getting warmer, and this weekend looks like it should be a nice one to get out and about in the neighborhood. If you’re looking for something to do close to home this weekend, there’s a ton of music to check out, from a composer performing at The Old Stone House, to

Prescription Pills Bottle

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Turn In Expired Prescription Medications At 78th Precinct For Safe Disposal On April 26

If you’ve got unused or expired prescription medication sitting around your home, there’s an opportunity coming up that will allow you to dispose of it safely. On Saturday, April 26 from 10am-2pm, the 78th Precinct (65 6th Avenue at Bergen Street) will be participating in the Drug Enforcement Administration’s National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, allowing

Old Fashioned, by hellabella on Flickr

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Weekday Fun: The Best Events April 14-16

The weather is going to be a bit up and down over the next few days, but don’t let that hold you back from enjoying some of the great events coming up in the neighborhood this week! From a workshop for authors of children’s fiction, to a classic cocktails course, to a TV trivia night,

Fireworks by Jeremy Zilar on Flickr

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4th Of July Fireworks Will Return To East River

The last time we sat on a Park Slope rooftop and watched the Macy’s 4th of July fireworks show over the East River, but we can get ready for the return of the summertime tradition as Mayor de Blasio and Macy’s are expected to announce their return to our side of Manhattan

(crop) Vigorous Showa via J-COLLABO on FB

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10 Things To Do In Park Slope This Weekend

As the weather begins to warm up, there seems to be more and more fun things to do around the neighborhood! Here’s a recap of some of the events to check out in the neighborhood today and tomorrow, from learning about compost with the kids, to an art opening focusing on the Showa period in 20th century Japan. Details

Roller Skates by Mykl Roventine on Flickr

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Roller Skating Begins At Lakeside This Weekend

Ready to roll? The ice has been removed from the rinks at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside in Prospect Park, and it’s ready for roller skating! Just in time for the public school spring break, starting on Saturday, April 12 at 10am, roller demons can lace up and take a spin. The rink is open daily, and

A Taste Of Fifth Video Still with Du Jour

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Loving Local Businesses At A Taste Of Fifth

The restaurants and bars of 5th Avenue brought their A game to A Taste of Fifth 2014 from the Park Slope Fifth Avenue BID on Wednesday night, and as a sold out crowd descended on The Grand Prospect Hall, it quickly became apparent that organizers knocked this year’s event out of the park. We spent the evening catching up

Can't and Won't by Lydia Davis, via Macmillan

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Park Slope Planner: The Best Events April 10-13

It may be a bit rainy tomorrow, but the rest of the weekend looks lovely, and we’ve got a lot going on in the neighborhood that will be worth heading out for either way. If you’re looking for something to do close to home this weekend, there’s a protest for free expression in China at

prospect park lake

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Join W.I.L.D. For Prospect Park For A Lakeside Cleanup

If you love Prospect Park and you want to help keep it clean and safe for local wildlife, join W.I.L.D. for Prospect Park on Saturday, April 19 from 11am-1pm for its first Lakeside Cleanup and Visitor Outreach of the year. Volunteers will gather by the side of the lake near the Vanderbilt Street/Prospect Park Southwest

A Taste Of 5th via 5th Ave BID

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Weekday Fun: The Best Events April 7-9

It’s the first full week of April, and we’re starting to see more and more events that will lure us out of hibernation. From a lesson for women on fixing up your bike to a poetry reading and a chance to to taste so much of the great food 5th Avenue has to offer, there’s

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8 Things To Do In Park Slope This Weekend

Ready to enjoy the first weekend of April? Here’s a recap of some of the events to check out in the neighborhood today and tomorrow, from the annual Opening Day parade to a guided bird walk, from a food truck rally to a night of literary erotica. Details on those and more below! Participatory Budgeting Vote When: Saturday, April 5,