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Fort Totten Parks

the website of the Fort Totten Parks is:
http://www.FortTottenParks.org


If you have ideas for the park email to:
friendsofforttottenparks@yahoo.com
I would love to see adult art classes specially by Rosanne Kaloustian - i would rather have it here in my backyard than go all the way to Westbury Gardens, even though i love that place too.

Schedule of 2009 upcoming events at Fort Totten Park:
Sunday June 28 - Lawn concert/Bayside Historical - bring a chair - time: 6pm

July 2009:
Sunday July 19 - noon to 4pm:
Fort Totten Parade Grounds: join for a fun afternoon of free activities including games, crafts, medical screening, pet micro chipping, inflatables and more

Saturday July 25, Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors: time: 4pm - bring a chair or blanket

Dancing under the stars finale: Wed July 29 at 7pm/Little Bay Park Roller Hockey Rink. Bring your dancing shoes or just a chair as you enjoy the sounds of the live band "One Night Stand"

August 2009:
Puppets in the Parks "Sleeping Beauty"
Monday Aug 3 10:30am - lawn area near entrance - please bring a chair or blanket

September 2009:
Back to school festival:
Sat, 9th - 12noon - 3pm
A free afternoon of fun int he park including arts and crafts, projects, games and other fun activities.

October 2009:
Fort on Haunted Hill - Halloween Festival:
Sat Oct 24, 12noon - 4pm raindate: 10/25
Fort Totten or Crocheron Park (check the website for update as to location)
event: join them for a free day of spooky family fun. games, rides, craft projects, costume contest, inflatables, hay rides, a pumpkin patch and goodie bags

Nighttime Haunted Lantern Tours
Oct 30 and 31 - time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
raindate November 1
Join the Urban Park Rangers and FOFTP volunteers as they mix history with Halloween on a spookey lantern tour of the historic Water Battery at Fort Totten

for more info call 718 352 4793 ext16
http://www.forttottenparks.org or Events at NYC Parkshttp://www.nycgovparks.org/sub_things_to_do/upcoming_events/events_search.php


I received the 1st time their newsletter recently (issue sprin/summer - 2009 - volume 4 / Issue 1) - interestingly they already had 4 volumes and this is the only one reached me - it was in the lobby of my building. So glad I had a copy.

I learned about the Oakland Ravine Stormwater Project - it's nice to learn about your neighbourhood. I love strolling at the Oakland Lake and Park - it's so serene and beautiful there.

Here is another important link to a place I love here in Bayside:
http://www.alleypond.com/

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