Brooklyn Green Team: Are You a Green Artist?

Monday, June 8, 2009

Are You a Green Artist?

On July 26, Senator Eric Adams will host the Eco Art Community Festival. Book your spot for free.

Details:
Eco Art Community Festival
Sunday, July 26
11am - 4pm
Prospect Park Carousel Entrance
the event features eco vendors, art for sale, arts workshops, composting demos, and ways to save green by being green

To participate, email ecoartadams@gmail.com

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Park Slope Food Co-op Recycling Days
Some of the plastic the city won't take can be taken to the co-op even if you are not a member, this includes #1 and #2 plastics (not bottes or jugs), #4, #5 (only cups, tubs, caps and lids), and plastic film like dry cleaning bags, wrappers, etc. (no cellophane). All the plastic must be very clean and dry, particularly the #5 plastic. The coop can only accept plastics at the designated times listed below, and you must be willing to remain with your plastic while workers help you to sort it.

When?
2nd Saturday 10-2pm
3rd Thursday 7-9pm
last Sunday 10-2pmo
f every month

TV Drop-Off
Build It Green NYC, 3-17 26th Ave, b/t 3rd and 4th Sts., Astoria (718-777-0132).
Drop-off hours: Tue.-Fri., 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

RECYCLING CORNER

Can I recycle hangers? What about milk cartons? What to do with my non-rechargable batteries?

Email us at brooklyngreen@gmail.com and we'd be happy to help with any of your questions related to recycling, or well, anything!

You can also visit GrowNYC's Office of Recycling Outreach and Education's website and find how to recycle special items not included in your curbside program. You can also email or call your borough coordinator. They are happy to help.

OUTSIDE OF NYC? Try http://www.earth911.org/