Registration Period October 6 – November 3 2021
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Sukkot Celebration at M’finda Kalunga Community Garden Sunday, Sept 26, 10:30 AM-12:30 PM, Rivington Street b/t Forsyth & Chrystie Please join the MK Community Garden and the Manhattan Workers Circle School for a family celebration of the Jewish harvest holiday Sukkot! Parents and kids of all ages are invited to make sukkah decorations & learn Sukkot songs and traditions.
“Great to see such a happy event and so many people in the garden today. “ “Workers Circle was fantastic – welcoming, kind, respectful..”
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Thanks to Alison, Jennifer, Bud, Colleen, Irit, Rainer, Sam, Diego, Sgt Kakit Yip, PO Urena, “man of steele” and Explorers, Paul, Christina, Chris and – and everyone i’m forgetting!! Beautiful day!
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They ARE cute!!
“Outstanding Leadership and Volunteerism” Long Time M’Finda Kalunga Gardener and Director of Education for “The Hort” received this well deserved honor for her tremendous work in the community from Council Member Chin. Her work partnering with Emma Lazarus High School to care for the local environment with park clean ups and plantings, her solution- oriented With a very large thank you to AudubonNY’s Richard, Lily, Yamina and Audubon Volunteers, Rob Watson and Volunteers, Con Ed’s Ulysses Ifill and volunteers and Sara Roosevelt Park Community Coalition and volunteers!! #gallery-8 { margin: auto; } #gallery-8 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-8 img { border: 2px Celebrated here since 2004 Come Visit!
Organized by Debra Jeffrey Glass (for years) Readings by Eddie Glass and Debra Jeffrey Glass Installation honoring the Black and Indigenous histories of the Lower East Side by Dennis RedMoon Darkeem Sky Manna Band Performances by Bobby Bryan #gallery-9 { margin: auto; } #gallery-9 .gallery-item |
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