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Monday, March 24

Community Board 10. Full board meeting. Norwegian Christian Home (1250 67th St., between 12th and 13th avenues), 7:15 pm. Call (718) 745-6827 for info.

Community Board 6. Public Safety and Environmental Protection committees. Special appearance by state Sen. Eric Adams. Prospect Park YMCA (357 Ninth St., between Fifth and Sixth avenues), 6:30 pm. Call (718) 643-3027 for info.

Brooklyn Bridge Realty

Tuesday, March 25

78th Precinct Community Council. 78th Precinct stationhouse (65 Sixth Ave., at Bergen Street in Park Slope), 7:30 pm. Call (718) 636-6410.

Wednesday, March 26

Bay Ridge Conference on Aging. Our Lady of Angels (347 74th St., between Third and Fourth avenues in Bay Ridge), 8:30 am–3 pm. Call (718) 748-0873 to register.

Community Board 2. Youth Education and Cultural Affairs Committee. Long Island University (1 University Plz., between Flatbush and DeKalb avenues in Downtown Brooklyn), 6 pm. Call (718) 596-5410 for info.

Thursday, March 27

Community Board 6, Landmarks and Land Use committees. Toll Brothers will present their plans for mixed-use development on two blocks along the Gowanus Canal. PS 32 auditorium (317 Hoyt St., corner of Union Street in Carroll Gardens), 6 pm. Call (718) 643-3027 for info.

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