FREE pumpkin carving in the garden!

children will be first on pumpkin distribution

carving tools supplied

this event made possible by the 6&B Events Committee

An end-of-season celebration for kids & families!

Chef Michael will make some delicious borscht for us to share & you’ll take the recipe home AND we’ll plant daffodils to look forward to next spring!

Age 5 & up. All children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Please come revisit the post-apocalypse/pre-gentrification East Village at this special screening of No Picnic in one of the actual locations in which it was filmed! The filmmaker will be present -- answering penetrating questions from the inquisitive MM Serra.

CANCELLED DUE TO RAIN, rescheduling TBD

This is a Workshop sponsored by Inside Change from Within a contributor to the Naming the Lost Memorials, Mano a Mano, City Lore, and Great Small Works COVID -19 memorial project. Inside Change from Within is a non-profit organization focused on enhancing the quality of life for at risk and underrepresented communities and individuals through the arts and food equity programs. 6&B Garden member and Inside Change from Within artist on this project, Sally Young, will be facilitating the workshop. The participants will build flowers from recycled materials that will be woven into a fence wall at St. Marks on the Bowery Church from Friday October 27 through Sunday October 29. The wall is a memorial to those lost to Covid. It is also a wall of remembrance of the years that those of us survived the Pandemic and about what we lost or possibly gained at this time. Everybody Globally was affected by this. The making of flowers are memorials to those we lost and symbols of life that continues. There will also be sewn hearts that memories and drawings can be recorded on that will also be part of the woven tapestry and ribbons that names can be added to that will be interspersed with the flowers and hearts.

RESCHEDULED from 9/23 due to rain

Bring paper + a writing implement. Handouts will be provided!

BRICK BY BRICK: 11th Annual MoRUS Film Festival

LOS CHANTAS are a multinational tango ensemble based in New York City. Their repertoire draws from the great Argentine tango tradition from the guardia vieja to the present. The group has been playing in milongas, clubs, theaters, and other venues in and around New York since its inception in 2002. With original arrangements of songs by Gardel, Troilo, Salgán, Piazzolla, and others, and a playful, improvised style, Los Chantas infuse classic tangos with new life and unique flavor.

Cook up a seasonal dish with vegetables from our local farmers market & fresh herbs from the 6&B herb garden. We'll taste-test, and everyone will get a recipe card! Ages 5 & up.

Local Legends—and Up-and-Coming Local Legends—will present an evening of unforgettable and inspiring music.

Enjoy 3 hours of drawing from a clothed model in our beautiful garden. Bring your art supplies.

On Saturday, September 9th PINK TREES PRESS will present our newest release RON KOLM'S THE BOOKSTORE BOOK.

RON KOLM will be reading from his memoir and YOU will be featured at our open mic!

All Pink Trees Press Books will be on sale.

Our open mic welcomes YOU! Join us! We welcome musicians, storytellers, poets, comics, and writers!

Please join us for a wonderful afternoon in a bucolic setting for amazing poetry and spoken word artistry. Everyone gets 4 minutes.

hear a snippet of last season’s session, here

Local Legends—and Up-and-Coming Local Legends—will present an evening of unforgettable and inspiring music.

Join Fahrenheit Open Mic & PINK TREES PRESS in our East Village "Garden of Eden," the 6th Street & Avenue B Community Garden, from 2-5 pm

PINK TREES PRESS will present their recent publication, NAMING a HURRICANE by MADELINE ARTENBERG. MADELINE ARTENBERG will be reading briefly from her book and copies will be available for sale.

Then join in on the open mic featuring YOU! We welcome writers, comics, and musicians! Come share your talent!

Ms. Thea from the Ottendorfer Library reads stories in the garden.

Enjoy 3 hours of drawing from a clothed model in our beautiful garden. Bring your art supplies.

This is a Workshop sponsored by Inside Change from Within a contributor to the Naming the Lost Memorials, Mano a Mano, City Lore, and Great Small Works COVID -19 memorial project. Inside Change from Within is a non-profit organization focused on enhancing the quality of life for at risk and underrepresented communities and individuals through the arts and food equity programs. 6&B Garden member and Inside Change from Within artist on this project, Sally Young, will be facilitating the workshop. The participants will build flowers from recycled materials that will be woven into a fence wall at St. Marks on the Bowery Church from Friday October 27 through Sunday October 29. The wall is a memorial to those lost to Covid. It is also a wall of remembrance of the years that those of us survived the Pandemic and about what we lost or possibly gained at this time. Everybody Globally was affected by this. The making of flowers are memorials to those we lost and symbols of life that continues. There will also be sewn hearts that memories and drawings can be recorded on that will also be part of the woven tapestry and ribbons that names can be added to that will be interspersed with the flowers and hearts.

Cook up a seasonal dish with vegetables from our local farmers market & fresh herbs from the 6&B herb garden. We'll taste-test, and everyone will get a recipe card! Ages 5 & up.

Ms. Thea from the Ottendorfer Library reads stories in the garden.