We are proud to support the Queens Botanical Garden in its fundraiser to support its collections and educational program. Thank you for another successful year, and congratulations for raising over $160,000 at this year's Rose Gala.
This year’s Rose Gala raised over $160,000
Queens Botanical Garden supports the community
Broadway Stages was happy to bring neighbors together by sponsoring a block party this summer. Visitors gathered between Humboldt and Russell on Engert Avenue for rides, face painting, arts and crafts, and music. Volunteers also collected food donations.
The Eagle Street Rooftop Farm is a green roof and commercially operated vegetable farm atop a three-story warehouse owned by Broadway Stages in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. We were happy to lend out the space to spread the word about raising money for ALS!
Director of Youth Programs Cheryl Blaylock and her amazing group of kids teamed up with Broadway Stages to provide a two-hour tree stewardship program.
Young volunteers from Trees NY, an environmental and urban forestry nonprofit organization, cleaned trash, pulled weeds, cultivated soil, and watered trees in front of our studio at 370 Greenpoint Ave. The organization's mission is to plant, preserve, and protect New York City's urban forest through education, volunteer groups, and advocacy.
ExxonMobil and Broadway Stages funded the S.Y.S.T.E.M Teen Summer Program, which came to an end at the Lentol Garden Wednesday afternoon. Through the program, 12 New York City high school students developed skills to become future leaders of environmental studies. The Greenpoint YMCA and the NYU Wallerstein Collaborative for Urban Environmental Education developed the program with a focus on the integration of STEM standards.
Broadway Stages, CBS's "The Good Wife" (filmed at Broadway Stages), and Greenpoint YMCA sponsored the Night Out Against Crime, an event celebrating and promoting safer neighborhoods. In Greenpoint, the 94th Precinct discussed ways to prevent crime and highlight neighborhood watch groups and other crimefighting efforts. Thank you to Betty Hulson and the crew of the 94th Precinct Community Council for putting together another amazing event full of food, rides, and music.
Last Thursday Mayor Bill De Blasio and first lady Chirlane McCray threw a kickoff party at the Gracie Mansion to celebrate this weekend's pride parade. Broadway Stages, TD Bank, and Kiehl's sponsored the event, which celebrated diversity in NYC.
"Blue Bloods," which films right here at Broadway Stages, is helping the nonprofit Rock And Wrap It Up! provide food to soup kitchens, churches, and homeless shelters across North America.
Using green tactics, the organization collects untouched food from concerts, television production sets, and catering tables and distributes it to agencies that fight poverty. Since 1991, Rock And Wrap It Up! has donated to over 43,000 shelters and places of need and fed more than 500 million people. Read more at nylovesfilm and visit Rock And Wrap It up! Facebook to get involved.
"Blue Bloods," filmed at Broadway Stages, is helping Rock And Wrap It Up! fight poverty.
STudents have fun while learning about science
Broadway Stages and ExxonMobil are proud to team up to bring Green Science Week back to PS 110, The Monitor School, in Brooklyn. Our kickoff starts with Mad Science, which teaches kids science education through imagination and creativity.
Broadway Stages president Gina Argento (center) and Participants of the Groundswell Community Mural Project
The Groundswell Community Mural Project's at-risk youth program unveiled a new mural at Broadway Stages in Greenpoint, Brooklyn today. Entitled "Welcome to Greenpoint," the installation at 370 Greenpoint Avenue celebrates the neighborhood’s rich immigrant history and future as NYC's capital for TV and film. "We're honored that these students chose to build their gorgeous mural at Broadway Stages. They have put so much hard work into recreating, even re-imagining, our entire neighborhood. Their mural will be a constant reminder that Greenpoint is at the heart of who we all are," Broadway Stages president Gina Argento said.
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