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With the ‘works’: The annual Macy’s Fourth of July fireworks are always best viewed from Brooklyn. Join the crowd at the Promenade or in DUMBO to check out the big, bright display.
Thursday, May 24 (See map view)
Sponsor The New York State Office of Mental Health, Bureau of Consumer is offering a certificate for the two day symposium that trains individuals how to hep someone else obtain SSI/SSDI benefits. Registration prior to May 18, required. Bring your own lunch 8:30 am–4:30 pm.
Adults meet every week and work on their projects. 2 pm.
Friday, May 25 (See map view)
Sponsor The New York State Office of Mental Health, Bureau of Consumer is offering a certificate for the two day symposium that trains individuals how to hep someone else obtain SSI/SSDI benefits. Registration prior to May 18, required. Bring your own lunch 8:30 am–4:30 pm.
Children get together with friends and play video games, anime and reading. 4 pm.
Monday, May 28 (See map view)
Adults learn basic skills. No experience necessary. 1 pm.
Wednesday, May 30 (See map view)
Children get after school help with assignments. 4:30 pm.
For adults and youngsters interested in ballroom dancing - No experience and no partners necessary. Sponsored by the FIAO Beacon program. Pre-registration for youngsters required. 6–9 pm.
Learn the one,two,three, dip from instructor Carmine Santa Maria. Presented by the Federation of Italian Organizations of Brooklyn. 6 pm.
Thursday, May 31 (See map view)
Adults meet every week and work on their projects. 2 pm.
Friday, June 1 (See map view)
Children get together with friends and play video games, anime and reading. 4 pm.
Monday, June 4 (See map view)
Adults learn basic skills. No experience necessary. 1 pm.
Wednesday, June 6 (See map view)
Children get after school help with assignments. 4:30 pm.
For adults and youngsters interested in ballroom dancing - No experience and no partners necessary. Sponsored by the FIAO Beacon program. Pre-registration for youngsters required. 6–9 pm.
Learn the one,two,three, dip from instructor Carmine Santa Maria. Presented by the Federation of Italian Organizations of Brooklyn. 6 pm.
Thursday, June 7 (See map view)
Adults meet every week and work on their projects. 2 pm.
Friday, June 8 (See map view)
Children get together with friends and play video games, anime and reading. 4 pm.
Monday, June 11 (See map view)
Adults learn basic skills. No experience necessary. 1 pm.
Wednesday, June 13 (See map view)
Children get after school help with assignments. 4:30 pm.
For adults and youngsters interested in ballroom dancing - No experience and no partners necessary. Sponsored by the FIAO Beacon program. Pre-registration for youngsters required. 6–9 pm.
Learn the one,two,three, dip from instructor Carmine Santa Maria. Presented by the Federation of Italian Organizations of Brooklyn. 6 pm.
Thursday, June 14 (See map view)
Adults meet every week and work on their projects. 2 pm.
Friday, June 15 (See map view)
Children get together with friends and play video games, anime and reading. 4 pm.
Monday, June 18 (See map view)
Adults learn basic skills. No experience necessary. 1 pm.
Wednesday, June 20 (See map view)
Children get after school help with assignments. 4:30 pm.
For adults and youngsters interested in ballroom dancing - No experience and no partners necessary. Sponsored by the FIAO Beacon program. Pre-registration for youngsters required. 6–9 pm.
Learn the one,two,three, dip from instructor Carmine Santa Maria. Presented by the Federation of Italian Organizations of Brooklyn. 6 pm.
Thursday, June 21 (See map view)
Adults meet every week and work on their projects. 2 pm.
Friday, June 22 (See map view)
Children get together with friends and play video games, anime and reading. 4 pm.
Monday, June 25 (See map view)
Adults learn basic skills. No experience necessary. 1 pm.
Wednesday, June 27 (See map view)
Children get after school help with assignments. 4:30 pm.
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