Events

MNN Youth Channel’s Summer Jam Film Screening

Thursday, June 11, 6:00 p.m. -8:00 p.m.
Target East Harlem Community Garden
415-417 East 117th Street, Manhattan

Join NYRP and Manhattan Neighborhood Network’s Youth Channel for a Red Carpet Youth Film Screening of films produced by the Youth Channel’s internship program and in their Youth Media Impacting Communities program. Popcorn and refreshments will be served. For more information, please call 212-333-2552.

CB11 Parks & Recreation Committtee

Board Office

1664 Park Avenue

CB11 Randall's Island TF

Board Office

1664 Park Avenue

E109th St(Between 2nd & 3rd Avenue)

Stickball Sundays

CB11 Housing Committee

Board Office

1664 Park Avenue

CB11 By-Laws Committee

Board Office

1664 Park Avenue

CB11 Full Board Meeting

PS/MS 96

Joseph Lanzetta School

216 E. 120th Street

Between 2nd & 3rd Avenues

New York City Transit and NYCDOT are looking for ways to continue to dramatically improve transit service through a comprehensive Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) network across New York City -- complete with links to subways, ferries, and major destinations. NYCT and DOT invite the public to take part in interactive workshops that will lay the groundwork for the next phase of a BRT program for New York City. Given the magnitude of the MTA's current fiscal constraints, it is even more imperative that we work together to expand this high performance bus service - an approach that will allow for cost savings realized from improving bus speeds, attracting more customers, and providing more efficient bus operations.

Introduction to Bus Rapid Transit Phase II report contains a general introduction to BRT features as well as an update on the results of BRT Phase I. The first phase of BRT kicked off in June 2008 as NYCT and DOT launched the City's first BRT Phase I route, the Bx12 Select Bus Service (SBS) on Fordham Road in the Bronx. This report also identifies over 30 corridors that present opportunities for new BRT services. These potential BRT corridors address different types of transit needs, ranging from areas underserved by the subway to trips that are difficult to make by subway or bus.

Read the report
Appendix A Service Needs Assessment Methodology

Street Fair

E104th Street (2nd & 3rd Avenues)

Stick Ball Sundays

109th St (Bewtween 2nd &3rd Avenue)

NYPD PSA 5

Community Council Meeting

NYPD 23rd Precinct Community Council Meeting

Carlos Rios Senior Center

335 E. 105th

NYPD 25th Precinct

Community Council Meeting

120 E. 119th Street

Lobby

Building Opemimg Celebration

E118 street (Between 2nd & 3rd Avenues)

Settlement Health

East 106th street (Between 2nd & 3rdAvenue)

Gouverneur Parents Association

E. 120th (Between 1st & PLeasant)

Every Sunday for the Month of July Stickball Sundays

109th street (Between 2nd &3rd Ave)

CB11 Economic Development Committee

Chair: Garry Anthony Johnson

Board Office - 1664 Park Avenue

See the fiercely innovative play

CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY

A play based on the real life experiences of fourteen

Puerto Rican political prisoners - two of who are still incarcerated.

East Harlem Cafe

1651 Lexington Avenue

Corner of 104th Street 

Harvest Home

Second Avenue (East 97-99th St.)

See the fiercely innovative play

CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY

A play based on the real life experiences of fourteen

Puerto Rican political prisoners - two of who are still incarcerated.

East Harlem Cafe

1651 Lexington Avenue

Corner of 104th Street 

Movie Night

“Arctic Tale”

July 10th

8-10PM

Target East Harlem Community Garden
415-417 East 117th Street, Manhattan

Set in the vast snow kingdom at the top of the world, Arctic Tale is a real-life adventure from the people who brought you March of the Penguins.  Join narrator Queen Latifah as she follows two very different Arctic creatures, Nanu, a polar bear cub, and Seela, the walrus pup.  Armed only with their natural instincts and mothers’ guidance, these inspiring animals face countless challenges in a beautiful icebound world that is rapidly melting beneath them.

Harvest Home

Second Avenue (East 97-99th St.)

See the fiercely innovative play

CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY

A play based on the real life experiences of fourteen

Puerto Rican political prisoners - two of who are still incarcerated.

Julia De Burgos Cultural Center

1680 Lexington Avenue

New York, NY