Bay Ridge
Summer is coming to a close so be sure to get out and enjoy the last of the warm weather with one of these outdoor events in Brooklyn this weekend. Via Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/events/2175578986072813/]GREEK CULTURE FESTIVAL [https://www.facebook.com/events/2175578986072813/] Thursday, Sept. 19
Business
DITMAS PARK – The weather was perfect for Flatbush Development Corporation’s (FDC) [http://www.fdconline.org/] 42nd annual Flatbush Frolic [http://www.fdconline.org/flatbush-frolic/] yesterday. > #brooklynlife #flatbushfrolic #soundandcolor [https://www.instagram.com/p/BZKeFoYlzDl/] A post shared by Beth Orchulli (@bwonderworld) on Sep 17, 2017 at 6:16pm
Announcements
Photo via Atlantic Avenue Local Development CorporationSeptember offers lots of opportunities to get out and enjoy the cooler temperatures, your community, and neighborhood. Here’s a list of upcoming street fairs and festivals with associated street closures (when applicable). Enjoy! Saturday, September 9 Via Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/PigIsland/
Central Brooklyn
(Photo by Gabrielle Lenhard / Ditmas Park Corner)For the Flatbush Frolic on Cortelyou Road, the annual festival celebrating local community, residents could not have asked for a more beautiful Sunday. On September 25, Cortelyou Road from Ocean Avenue to Coney Island Avenue was packed with a collection of performers, food,
Announcements
Making smoothies the Flatbush way at the Flatbush Frolic in 2014. (Photo: Ditmas Park Corner)Are you ready for a party? The Flatbush Development Corporation (FDC) [http://www.fdconline.org] is holding its 41st annual Flatbush Frolic [http://www.fdconline.org/flatbush-frolic/] street fair this Sunday, September 25th, from 11am
flatbush frolic
Photo by Alex K.What a bright photo! Taken just down the street from all of the Frolic fun! Share photos with us at editor@ditmasparkcorner.com, in the Ditmas Park Corner Flickr group [http://www.flickr.com/groups/dpcorner], or tag them #ditmaspark on Instagram, and we’ll post
cortelyou road
For this year’s 40th annual Flatbush Frolic [/blog/photos/scenes-from-the-2014-flatbush-frolic], the street fair that brings thousands of people to Cortelyou Road in September, the Flatbush Development Corporation [http://fdconline.org] is planning big things — and they’re now looking for local vendors and area musicians to get involved in
David Pitula
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Flatbush Development Corporation
Calling neighborhood musicians! The Flatbush Development Corporation [http://www.fdconline.org/] is now accepting submissions from area artists who would like to play at the Flatbush Frolic [http://flatbushfrolic.org/], a free open air street event in September that celebrates the vibrant community with thousands of people reveling in music,
flatbush frolic
The weather was beautiful for the 2013 Flatbush Frolic [/blog/events/the-flatbush-frolic-is-this-sunday], hosted by the Flatbush Development Corporation [http://fdconline.org/] on Cortelyou Road this past Sunday. Everyone we spoke to said it was one of the best events in its 38-year history, pointing to the diversity of vendors, food
cariBBeing
Last week we introduced you [/blog/art-music/learn-about-caribbeing-the-flatbush-film-festival] to neighbor Shelley Worrell’s non-profit arts organization caribBEING [http://caribbeing.com/] and the Flatbush Film Festival [http://www.caribbeing.com/flatbush-film-festival/]. We met Shelley over tea to learn more about her heritage, her life in Ditmas Park, and how she’s
flatbush frolic
Like a lot of you, we went to the Flatbush Frolic this past Sunday and took a few pictures [/blog/events/exploring-the-flatbush-frolic]. You’ve seen ours, now show us yours. Here are a few great videos and pictures of the festival from neighbors who enjoyed Sunday’s sunny weather on