Story of Plastics Webinar

presentation by
Its Easy Being Green

Nov 14 7PM Zoom

Learn about plastic pollution & how we can fix it.

• Watch the film “The Story of Plastic”. A look into the role of the fossil fuel industry in creating and perpetuating the plastic pollution crisis. Watch the film trailer here. 
• Then, join for a post screening panel discussion with experts on November 14 at 7 PM with audience Q&A to follow.

Panelists are:

Lauren Sweeney, Co-founder and CEO, DeliverZero

Judith Enck, President, Beyond Plastics and former U.S. E.P.A. Regional Administrator

Moderator: Christine Campbell, Co-leader, It’s Easy Being Green

It’s Easy Being Green is a Beyond Plastic affiliate on NYC’s UWS. We’re excited to share this film with you and look forward to a very lively and informative discussion!

Register Here

IEBG, a Tri-Bloomingdale Initiative

To find out more about IEBG Click Here

THE JOURNEY OF JAZZ

Presented by The Anderson Brothers
Nov 29 – Dec 11

For tickets call the box office at (646) 892-7999 or visit: https://www.59e59.org/shows/show-detail/the-journey-of-jazz/#schedule-and-tickets

Created & directed by Peter & Will Anderson

59E59 Theaters’ musical favorites Peter and Will Anderson return with a new show featuring beloved numbers by Louis Armstrong, George Gershwin, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Dave Brubeck, and Antonio Carlos Jobim.

The Anderson Brothers and their sextet trace the century-long development of American jazz from New Orleans to the Big Apple. Spanning ragtime and blues, to swing, bebop, bossa nova, cool jazz and third-stream, and showcasing such songs as Sing, Sing, Sing, Take the “A” Train, Summertime, The Pink Panther Theme, and My Favorite Things.

This concert takes audiences down a musical memory lane to experience how these styles evolved and became intertwined with the music of Broadway and popular culture. PeterAndWillAnderson.com

Spring Tulip Planting

We can STILL use more help!

Saturday, November 12 at 10 AM on W 104th.
Please volunteer! Tools will be provided

Block Association Dues

Haven’t paid your dues? Why Not? It is easy! 
Click here. Boom. Done.

Contact Steven Zirinsky with questions.

Spring Tulip Planting

Is it April? Not yet….

But we are doing the spring tulip planting!

Saturday, November 12 at 10 AM.
Please volunteer!
Tools will be provided.

Please email Larry Stern.

Rain date, Sunday November 13 at 10 AM.

Get a workout and be part of the community
at the same time. Or come by and chat.

November Soiree
on Broadway

every third Tuesday of the month

NEXT DATE

November 15, 2022
from 5:30-7:30pm

Ellington’s 
Broadway and 105 Street

Come relax, and meet your neighbors!
Dutch Treat! 

Block Association Dues

Haven’t paid your dues? Why Not? It is easy! 
Click here. Boom. Done.

Contact Steven Zirinsky with questions.

Is it April? Not yet….But we are doing the spring tulip planting!

Saturday, November 20, 2021 at 10 AM.

Please volunteer! Tools will be provided.

Please contact Lynn Max here– or just show up.

Rain date, Sunday November 21, 2021 at 10 AM.

Get a workout and be part of the community at the same time. Or come by and chat.

We will have merchandise available as well.

Block Association Dues

Haven’t paid your dues? Why Not? It is easy! Click here. Boom. Done.

Be safe, and keep in touch with us.

Thanks!
Steven Zirinsky

Calling all volunteers!

Help for as much time as you want.

You will learn the art of planting bulbs.

We have tools, all we need is YOU!

Any questions? Please contact

Larry Stern at lsbluestar@aol.com

Get ready for a beautiful spring! On Sunday, volunteers planted 500 daffodil bulbs in 20 of our tree wells. The bulbs were provided at no cost by the NYC Parks Department Daffodil Project to honor those lost in the 9/11 attack of the World Trade Center. Look for photos on our website: www.bloomingdale.org

We would like to thank the Planting Committee, led by Lynn Max and Larry Stern, who organized the event. Many thanks to our neighbor volunteers who came out to help. They are Ira Gershenhorn, Mary Jo Gennaro, Alex Grannis, Larry Stern, Steve Max, Paul Ziegler, Michael Butterworth, Gary Waskow, Kay Cynamon, Alex Bell, Barbara Boynton and Lynn Max.

Our block association merchandise makes wonderful holiday gifts, and all have our block association logo. We have three sizes of totes, a small, nylon tote ($10) that folds for easy carrying, a medium size canvas tote ($18) to sling over your shoulder, and a large tote ($18) that is perfect for a weekend getaway or grocery shopping. We have adult and youth size baseball caps ($15) and of course, are signature t-shirts ($12.) Pick up your holiday gift and display your pride as a resident of West 104th Street today! Contact any board member for further information.

Happy Holidays!

Mary Koval, President West 104th Street Block Association