#community-events

#community-events

NYC Summer Streets will transform over 22 miles of traffic-jammed roads into a human-powered playground with free fitness classes, live performances, and art installations.

The Columbus Avenue Business Improvement District hosted its last Open Streets on Columbus Avenue from 68th to 77th streets until September, with a return planned for September 7.

Coffee Culture is an event series aimed at turning independent cafes into vibrant community spaces, hosting various fun activities from chai discos to jazz nights.

Circus Bella, co-founded in 2008 by Abigail Munn and David Hunt, is a contemporary one-ring circus that has performed over 182 shows in the Bay Area and beyond.

Petaluma's farm-to-table trend started during the California Gold Rush, supplying essentials like eggs and meat to mining towns and San Francisco, showcasing its agricultural significance.

This is not just about history. It's about healing what is still happening with regards to Sixties Scoop survivors, Millennium Scoop survivors, birth alerts and the over representation of children in the child welfare system who carry invisible pain.

The Skatin' Place in Golden Gate Park transforms into a vibrant haven for roller skaters every Sunday, with music and dance fostering a lively atmosphere.

The Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority has announced an opening on its Expenditure Plan Oversight Committee (EPOC), focusing on transparent fund use from Measures Q and T.

My vision is to create a place where others can build lasting memories like I did, Duarte says, recalling winning her first Grand Champion title with her steer, Shiloh...

The dinners are "an opportunity for eight strangers to break bread together," Alex explains, emphasizing the significance of connection through food, friendship, and conversation.

"The festival has been running for more than two decades on the last Sunday of each month from May to October, benefiting the community and local businesses."

This year's Pride in Toronto highlights the transgender and non-binary community, focusing on visibility, education, and advocacy through events and performances.

Shannon Guggenheim, co-creative director of 3Below, expressed that referring to Senator Alex Padilla as 'Jose' by Vice President JD Vance is inappropriate and racist.

Metrobar has taken Love Island watch parties to another level, featuring guest hosts and drink specials to enhance the viewing experience for eager fans.

"It's just people that actually understand and that have been through it and can actually give you advice, because that's really hard to come by when you're in such a rare situation."

The 12th edition of Scala Days will take place from August 17-19 in Lausanne, Switzerland, featuring keynotes from notable speakers and over fifty presenters.

This year's roster of ruminant athletes includes returning favorites like Romeo (a total snugglebug) and Mallomar (quiet but mighty) as well as flashy newcomer Butterball.

"I'm a little tardy with the paperwork. I've been living in Ireland now since I was one. But the time is right. And I couldn't be more proud of my country..."

"The artistry, the pageantry, the creativity are all of the people. We just put on the day, and the people are the ones who bring the magic," said Adam Rinn, director of Coney Island USA.

The nine-day, volunteer-run event stages world class concerts in the beautiful setting of St Jude's in Hampstead Garden Suburb.

"It's incredible - it's like being at the game," said Rubin, who has supported the team since its founding in 1993. "You get to watch it close up, the fans are great, there's ice..."

"Flor y Canto was started in 2008 by San Francisco's first Latino poet laureate, Alejandro Murguía, to celebrate La Misión's deep literary roots and to invite poets from around the world..."

"Mariachi Plaza was completely empty. There was not a soul there," Bass recalled a few hours later. "One restaurant, there were a handful of people. The other restaurant, there was literally nobody there."

Gountas of Greenpoint edged out nearly 30 other people for the title.

In the midst of so many changes in our city -- from gentrification to welcoming new immigrants -- we believe that the legacy of this Sanctuary as a space of safety and community -- can continue to serve the spiritual and material needs of Fort Greene and Brooklyn to embolden and encourage us to work together to build a more just and inclusive world.

The annual Photoville Festival features diverse photography exhibitions across Brooklyn, including Pulitzer Prize-winning works and community projects, aiming to engage all audiences.