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Williamsburg Walks: Volunteer Orientation Tonight

Brooklyn's Bedford Avenue will be going car-free for four Saturdays this summer. If you want to be a part of making the event happen, Billburg.com invites you to a "Williamsburg Walks" volunteer
orientation session tonight

Boricua College
186 N. 6th St. (bet. Bedford & Driggs Aves.)

Brooklyn

RSVPs are encouraged, but not mandatory. RSVP to williamsburgwalks [at] billburg [dot] com

Afterwards, everyone will head over to Teddy’s Back Room, 96
Berry Street, for more informal discussion and planning. 

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