E-News: August 1, 2010

Prospect Park
E-Newsletter
August
2010

In This Issue:

The Olmsted Legacy
Kids Ride for Free
The Park in Twilight
Celebrate Tupper

Where Your
Contributions Go

At Lefferts Historic House, children of all ages enjoy our free public programs. Kids have the opportunity to learn about farming and gardening, and how food moves from earth to table. They get to plant and harvest from the working vegetable garden, and have the chance to bite into fresh apples and homemade treats they helped grow. Your contributions help keep our garden growing.

Please donate today.

Volunteer!

Join a Corps! Check out our Volunteer Corps page and find the group that’s right for you.

Members

By becoming a member of the Prospect Park Alliance you’ll receive discounts, benefits and support the Park you love so much.

Take a Hike!

Four different trails cover 2.5 miles of the Park. So take a hike and enjoy the scenery!

Thanks to this
month's sponsor:

Support our Business Members!

Film Screening:
The Olmsted Legacy – America's Urban Parks
August 4, 8 p.m. Free.

On August 4th at 8 p.m. come to the Bandshell to see the premiere of this remarkable documentary, which features beautiful footage on our very own Prospect Park.

Free Carousel Rides
Thursday, August 5, 12, 19 & 26, 12 – 6 p.m.

Kids twelve and under get free admission to the Carousel every Thursday in August. Sponsored by Astoria Federal.

Twilight Tours
Thursday, August 5, 12, 19 & 26

Only a few Tours left for the summer. Don’t miss out on a great evening in the Park.

Celebrate Tupper
April 2, 2011

We will hold a special gala this spring to celebrate Tupper Thomas’ 30 years in Prospect Park. For more information, click here.

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