Saturday, March 26, 10am
Putnam Triangle | Fulton & Grand
Spring is in the air, so get in on the action by perking up your home, school, church or business with your own flowering beauty when the Fulton Area Businesses Alliance (FAB) in partnership with New York Restoration Project and MillionTreesNYC hands out 300 freebies. Trees will be distributed one per person on a first-come, first-served basis until supplies run out. If you’d like to volunteer to help people get trees home, help plant trees or provide planting advice contact Shertease Wheeler at volunteer@greenfgch.org
Fort Greene BARK
Sunday, March 27, 1pm, free
Fort Grrene Park, DeKalb Lawn
Celebrate all things canine during this program for dogs and their owners. Can your dog do tricks, catch a Frisbee, make funny faces, and other cool things? If so, grab the leash and come on out for some fun. Participating dogs must be leashed and licensed. If you're seeking to adopt, dogs looking for a home will also be on site.
EDUCATION In The Spotlight
Tuesday, March 29, 7:30-8:30pm
Greenlight Bookstore, Fulton Street | So. Portland
“Educators Night”is an exclusive presentation by publishers of the best new books for all grade levels, open to teachers, librarians, and administrators in K-12 schools. Greenlight Bookstore will also share information about its new school partnership programs.
Seating is limited to the first 30 educators to RSVP, jessica@greenlightbookstore.com. Include your name, job title and/or grade level, and your school or institution.
Good NEIGHBORS
The Fort Greene Association has a committee working to establish a program whereby elderly Fort Greeners can
maintain a good quality of life in their own homes. Theatre artist, Beverly Emmons, is leading the committee. To find out how you can get involved, email her at
Beverly@HistoricFortGreene.org
or goodneighbors@HistoricFortGreene.org.If you would like your event to be considered for April's PLENTY/Picks please send detailed information to plentyug@aol.com.
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