Events

FloodNet and Waterfront Alliance invite NYC community residents and FloodNet organizational partners to public monthly meetings, to discuss partner updates, neighborhood happenings, project feedback, sensor locations, and FloodNet CE efforts. The meeting will include brief presentations as well as time for discussion and shared learning. When:May 29th, 2026 | 12:30-2pm ESTJune 26th, 2026 | 12:30-2pm […]

Attend this listener conversations centering Veterans of the Armed Forces and the people who support them. What is a “public forum”? A public forum is, at its heart, a conversation — with you, the audience of New York Public Radio (NYPR) and its stations and other properties. It’s an opportunity for you to let NYPR

Open Streets is back and open for ALL to enjoy! While FDC will be hosting activities on many dates throughout the season, the streets will be closed every Sunday for community use—unless there is unforeseen inclement weather. Be sure to stay up to date by visiting FDC’s website. If you’re interested in participating, please reach

This event will bring together city and state agencies, as well as community-based organizations, that provide vital services to immigrant communities. We are gathering partners who offer support in areas such as advocacy, legal services, and other social services. Join this Community Resource Fair! Connect with 20+ local city and state organizatiosn for resources, fresh

Join the 70th Precinct monthly Community Council meeting with Commanding Officer D.I. Wernersbach. To confirm the details of this meeting and if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to the 70 Precinct Community Affairs Unit at (718) 851-5557 or 70pctcommunityaffairs@nypd.org

The Center for Law and Social Justice at Medgar Evers College is hosting a free film screening of Stamped from the Beginning as part of the Cinema With a Cause Spring series. The screening will take place at 1637 Bedford Ave on May 20th, at 6 pm. Cinema with a Cause brings together New York

Resource event supporting older adults as they prepare to re-enter the workforce. This event is particularly relevant for individuals impacted by recent changes to ABAWD SNAP work requirements, and aims to connect participants with tools, services, and opportunities that support employment readiness. Participants can expect: Program:

Department of Buildings borough offices will be open for Buildings After Hours on the first and third Tuesday of the month from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Brooklyn homeowners, tenants, small business owners, and building managers may attend Buildings After Hours at the Brooklyn Borough Office, 345 Adams Street, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn 11201. At Buildings After Hours

Open Streets is back and open for ALL to enjoy! While FDC will be hosting activities on many dates throughout the season, the streets will be closed every Sunday for community use—unless there is unforeseen inclement weather. Be sure to stay up to date by visiting FDC’s website. If you’re interested in participating, please reach

Free groceries and fresh produce, sexual health products, PPE, immigrant resources, 2026 Voter Guides and on site voter registration First come, first served — please bring a cart Third Saturday of every month of 2026:  Jan 17, Feb 21, Mar 21, Apr 18, May 16, June 20, July 18, August 22, September 17, October 17,