Columbia Street Waterfront Association, Brooklyn, NY
Join us in person for a community meeting on the present and future of the Brooklyn Marine Terminal on Monday, September 28, 6–8 PM, at Cabrini Hall, Sacred Heart and
Membership and Donations Thanks to all of you who generously answered our call last time out and joined CSWA with a donation. With your help, the Columbia Street Waterfront Association
Van Voorhees Playground has long been a favorite spot for families from Columbia Street Waterfront and Cobble Hill. Kids love the swings, the playscapes, and the sprinkler. This year, community
Ever since 2017, the Tiffany Place Block Party has been a highlight of the late summer/early fall for not just those of us who live on the street, but for
Membership and Donations With your help, the Columbia Street Waterfront Association will: Our budgets are minimal and we rely on volunteers to make this work happen. Your membership and donations
The Board of the Columbia Street Waterfront Association (CSWA) is thrilled to announce our website is up and running at www.columbiastreetwaterfront.org. Take a look! The website is the fruit of the
In our last newsletter we wrote about our community’s tough fight and ultimate victory getting DOT to install stop signs and cross walks at the intersection of Summit and Columbia Street.
In our July 9 issue we reported that this vital source of refreshing water was broken. But on July 20, our Family Committee told us the good news – the
On Friday, July 17, DOT installed long sought after stop signs and cross walks at the intersection of Columbia and Summit Streets. This is the fruition of the focused advocacy
Early Monday morning, our beloved Jalopy Theatre was broken into. Lynette Wiley Wood, co-owner and CSWA Board Member, was relieved to report that no one was hurt. The break-in caused