Walking Tour postponed & other updates

Unfortunately, today's scheduled Cobble Hill Walking Tour with Francis Morrone has been postponed. Stay tuned for a rescheduled date to be announced in the coming weeks. Until then, save the dates for these great events around the bend.

Sunday 10/26

P.S. 29 and Cobble Hill community will be hosting an e-waste collection event run by LESEC. October 26th, 10am-4pm, PS 29, Baltic Street (between Henry/Clinton Streets)

More info here.

Monday 10/27

The Cobble Hill Association invites the community to its Fall General Meeting. Please see full details and flyer here. 

October 27th, 7pm-8:30pm, Cobble Hill Health Center, 380 Henry Street 

Friday 10/31

Cobble Hill's annual Children's Halloween Parade. More details here. 

October 31st, 4pm. at Cobble Hill Park. Come in costume!

Cobble Hill History Walking Tour - 10/19

Mark your calendars. One of NYC's most accomplished historians Francis Morrone will offer a walking tour of the Cobble Hill historic district on Sunday, October 19th. The walking tour is limited to 30 participants, so please RSVP early.

Time: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Cost: $20 per person ($10 for Cobble Hill Association members)
RSVP: CobbleHillAssociation@gmail.com

Details: Join Francis Morrone, director of the CHA Cobble Hill History Project, on a walking tour of Cobble Hill history and architecture, ranging from Jennie Jerome to the impact of the BQE to Cobble Hill's unparalleled collection of ornamental ironwork--and much, much more. The roughly two-hour walk begins at Court and Congress streets in front of St. Paul's Church. The tour will also be a chance to learn more about the History Project and opportunities to volunteer and share information.

Cobble Hill History Walking Tour Announced

Cobble Hill History Walking Tour Announced
Sunday June 9th

2PM TO 4PM

Join Francis Morrone, director of the CHA Cobble Hill History Project, on a walking tour of Cobble Hill history and architecture. This year’s tour will focus on the landmarks and history of the southern Cobble Hill. So, even if you have been on other Cobble Hill History Tours, you won’t want to miss this one! Travel + Leisure magazine named Francis as one of the 13 best tour guides in the world.The roughly two-hour walk begins at Clinton and Kane Streets in front of Christ Church.

$10 for CHA members and $20 for non-members
Tour Limited to 30 Participants
Please RSVP: CobbleHillAssociation@gmail.com

Reminder: Walking Tour tomorrow, RSVP TODAY!

Last reminder folks...  tomorrow is the 2012 Cobble Hill History Walking Tour!  It's limited to 40 participants, but we have a few spots still available so RSVP early. 

Event: Cobble Hill History Tour

Day: Saturday June 9th

Time: 2:00 to 4:00 PM

Cost: $20 per person ($10 for Cobble Hill Association members)

RSVP: CobbleHillAssociation@gmail.com

Details: Join Francis Morrone, director of the CHA Cobble Hill History Project, on a walking tour of Cobble Hill history and architecture, ranging from Jennie Jerome to the impact of the BQE to Cobble Hill's unparalleled collection of ornamental ironwork--and much, much more. The roughly two-hour walk begins at Court and Congress streets in front of St. Paul's Church. The tour will also be a chance to learn more about the History Project and opportunities to volunteer and share information.

Cobble Hill History Tour - Saturday, June 9th

Get your shoes... it's walking time again! Please join us for the 2012 Cobble Hill History Walking Tour!  The walking tour is limited to 40 participants, so please RSVP early. 

Event: Cobble Hill History Tour

Day: Saturday June 9th

Time: 2:00 to 4:00 PM

Cost: $20 per person ($10 for Cobble Hill Association members)

RSVP: CobbleHillAssociation@gmail.com

Details: Join Francis Morrone, director of the CHA Cobble Hill History Project, on a walking tour of Cobble Hill history and architecture, ranging from Jennie Jerome to the impact of the BQE to Cobble Hill's unparalleled collection of ornamental ironwork--and much, much more. The roughly two-hour walk begins at Court and Congress streets in front of St. Paul's Church. The tour will also be a chance to learn more about the History Project and opportunities to volunteer and share information.