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‘A new kind of education system’: Inside Runway Green’s plans for Floyd Bennett Field • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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For years, Runway Green has been pitching an ambitious vision for Floyd Bennett Field: turn part of the sprawling former airfield into an outdoor classroom where New York City students can learn about sustainability, explore green careers and get hands-on experience outside the traditional classroom. Now, the vision is starting to become something Brooklynites can actually see taking shape. With a 60-year lease for the new site now secured, Runway Green expects to break ground in 2027 on the fir
Lifting off: Runway Green to build 7-acre education campus at Floyd Bennett Field with 60-year lease • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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A new education campus is coming to Floyd Bennett Field, where nonprofit Runway Green has signed a 60-year lease with the National Park Service to transform seven acres of the historic Brooklyn airfield into a hub for hands-on learning. The $60 million project is expected to reach as many as 50,000 New York City public school students with programs focused on agriculture, “environmental stewardship,” career exploration and other real-world learning opportunities. The first phase is expected to b
A feast for a cause: City Harvest’s BID 2026 event brings nearly 50 chefs together • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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City Harvest, the Brooklyn-based food rescue organization, will host their annual BID tasting event this fall, bringing nearly 50 New York City chefs, restaurants and mixologists together for an evening of food, drinks and fundraising — with a portion of the night’s impact reaching communities across the borough. “BID 2026: Peace, Love & City Harvest” will take place Oct. 28 at The Glasshouse in Manhattan. The event will feature food and drinks from the city’s top culinary names, along with live
Bay Ridge’s Fifth Avenue goes car-free for family-friendly FAMCHELLA on Sept. 19 • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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Bay Ridge families took over more than 10 blocks of Fifth Avenue on Sept. 19, swapping traffic for magic, crafts, games and plenty of kid-friendly fun. Brooklyn Bridge Parents and the 5th Avenue BID hosted the second annual FAMCHELLA, a free family-friendly street fair inspired by the energy and flair of Coachella. From 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., the car-free stretch of Fifth Avenue between 68th and 81st streets transformed into a neighborhood festival packed with activities for children. Kids could try
Sunset Park’s Fifth Avenue Street Festival brings food, dancing and community to the block • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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For one Sunday in September, 15 blocks of Fifth Avenue transform into a bustling celebration of the people, businesses and culture that make Sunset Park what it is. The Sunset Park Fifth Avenue BID hosted its 27th annual Fifth Avenue Street Festival on Sept. 20, bringing more than 400 vendors, local businesses, food, dancing, entertainment and family activities to Fifth Avenue between 44th and 59th streets from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For David Estrada, executive director of the Sunset Park BID, the f
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