Showing posts with label "Community Board 8". Show all posts
Showing posts with label "Community Board 8". Show all posts

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Kingsbridge Heights Community Center, CB 8 and DOT Announce Bike Safety Seminary Scheduled for Friday, September 30th

There is another opportunity to enroll in a bike safety course and possible secure a free bike helmet for you or your loved ones who participate in tomorrows bike safety seminar. The Kingsbridge Heights Community Center in partnership with Community Board 8 and DOT will be handing out free bicycle helmets at their bicycle safety seminar. Please see the information taken from their press release sent.

Gregory
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Helmets are available for all ages. You must be present to get a helmet
A parent or legal guardian must be present to sign a waiver for children under age 18
Adults over age 18 receiving a helmet must sign a waver

Date: Friday, September 30, 2011
Time: 3:30 PM-6:30 PM
Location: Kingsbridge Heights Youth market
Barn Hill Square, W. Kingsbridge Road & Reservoir Ave.
Bronx, NY 10468
Rain Site: Jerome Public Library
118 Eames Place (Near Kingsbridge Road)

Visit nyc.gov/dot or call 311 for more information.

Friday, April 8, 2011

Kingsbridge Heights Community Center and Horace Mann School Collaborate to Organize Youth Learning Day set for April 16th

Here is a non-profit working in collaboration with the Horace Mann School. For those that don't know Horace Mann is one of NYC finest educational institutions right here in the Bronx. The collaboration between both organizations should be a great success and tons of fun for the kids.

Gregory
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Announcement
THE KINGSBRIDGE HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD FESTIVAL
And One of New York City’s Largest School-Based Service Efforts
Through the HORACE MANN SCHOOL
Present
Youth Service-Learning Day 2011
Saturday, April 16th, 10 AM to 3:00 PM
Mark your calendars: April 16th, 2011 from 10 AM to 3 PM. Here comes the first annual Kingsbridge Heights Neighborhood Festival, celebrating the multicultural heritage of the surrounding community with street vendors, ethnic cuisine, games, music and performances, along with community service and learning activities. The event will take place at the Kingsbridge Heights Community Center, 3101 Kingsbridge Terrace, in the Bronx, NY.

The Kingsbridge Heights Neighborhood Festival will feature a street fair on Kingsbridge Terrace in front of our main building, with vendors, food, and games, as well as multicultural displays and events on our grounds. These activities will coincide with our portion of the Horace Mann School’s Service-Learning Day 2011–-one of New York City’s extensive school-based community service efforts. Visitors to the Fair will be welcome to take part as volunteers, as well.

The event, open to the public, will feature live entertainment in an outdoor amphitheater; children’s activities will be fun and educational, including puppeteering; juggling, dance, magic, storytelling in English and Spanish, cooking, and a Bronx oral history corner. Performances will take place in our amphitheater all afternoon, as well as inside our main building. Performers will include a rock band, steel drums, and Indian and Latin dancers; and karate and capoeira groups will demonstrate their skill.

This year the community service portion of the event will again focus on replanting our vegetable garden, mural-painting, and fun, educational workshops for young children presented by Horace Mann students. Horace Mann’s Service-learning Day includes a series of Northwest Bronx events produced in association with the Marble Hill Community Center, Van Cortlandt Park, Community Board 8, and other local partners. Since originating in 2008, the annual Service-Learning Day has developed into one of the most far-reaching community-service projects put together by any New York City school. For information on the day including activities at other sites, call Jeremy Leeds, Horace Mann School Center for Community Values and Actions, 718.432.4121.

The Festival will take place at 3101 Kingsbridge Terrace, corner of Perot, just off the Deegan at 230th Street; near the Nos. 1, 3, and 10 buses, and the Nos.1 and 4 trains. If you are interested in participating as a multicultural presenter in the Festival, call Aisha Abdul Wahhab of KHCC at 718.884.0700 ext. 191. To participate as a vendor our Flea Market, call Sadie Mahoney at ext. 186.