The Park Slope we know and love today did not just happen. It was preserved, protected and nurtured by dedicated volunteers. Today, the far-sighted pioneers of the Park Slope Civic Council have been joined by a new generation of activists, committed not just to defending our great urban neighborhood but to making it even better. Join Us!
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It Takes a Community...
...To preserve, defend, nurture and celebrate our great urban neighborhood. Everything is done by volunteers and there are lots of way you can pitch in, from helping put on the largest Halloween Childrens Parade in the country to joining the teams working to expand our historic district, encourage shoppers to buy local, or looking for ways to tame the traffic on our streets.
Find out more -- better yet, pitch in. Contact us or a committee doing work that interests you. Come to a meeting or help out at one of our community activities (check the calendar for times and location of meetings and events).
Featured Event
Spring Fling & Eco-Fair 2008, Saturday, May 17, JJ Byrne Park, 11am-4pm. Celebrate spring with music and food. Learn about composting, native birds, recycling and gardening. For the kids: eco-friendly games, recycled monster making, face painting, and arts & crafts. On top of it all, a Clothing FreeMeet.
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Please join us for this year's House Tour, showcasing beautiful and interesting homes in the northern part of Park Slope. This self-guided walking tour is the Park Slope Civic...
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Grants Awarded: Read the list of 18 neighborhood schools and organizations awarded a total of $9,878 in PSCC grants.
No flyer signs: Find out where you can pick up or download one of our "No Flyers, No Ads, No Menus" signs.
Tracking the Trains: Download the MTA presentation to PSCC about the reconstruction of the Culver Viaduct, carrying the F and G trains from Fifth Avenue to Smith Street.