Work Day: Repairs, New Projects and other hands-on fun
Our first scheduled work day of the year. Location will either be at the Bunker or the Boathouse, weather depending. Additional details TBD. Jos adding signage to the Bunker.
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Unless otherwise noted, canoeing events depart from 19th St. off of 3rd Ave. Walking tours start from different locations and bicycle tours depart from Brooklyn Borough Hall. Other events occur inside or outside our boathouse, at 165 2nd St. / off Bond St.
[ Rain 30 min. Prior to start time may cancel event and dates +30 days in the future are subject to change ]
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Work Day March: Repairs, New Projects and other hands-on fun
Gowanus Dredgers Bunker (19th St.) 2 19th St., Brooklyn, NYHelp us fix up the Bunker to get ready for the season, or if the weather is bad, build out projects at the Boathouse. Check in as the date gets closer for more info. Jos adding signage to the Bunker.
Understanding the NRDA Process
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse 165 2nd St, Brooklyn, NY, United StatesAs part of the ongoing Superfund cleanup of the Gowanus Canal, the federal government is required to study the impact of both the historic pollution and its cleanup on natural resources (fish, wildlife, air, water, etc.) and their uses (everything from habitat to breathing to boating) — and to identify funding and projects that will […]
“Broadchannel” by Mia Martelli
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse 165 2nd St, Brooklyn, NY, United States"Broadchannel" is a solo by Mia Martelli that visits childhood bedroom performance-making. Photo by Kiana Kodama The early 2000s-era sounds, drawings, lighting, poems, and unfinished choreographies created in private are put on display and repurposed as a platform for contemporary questions around aging, spirituality, and environmental collapse. Improvised dances emerge in response to the rhythm, […]
“Broadchannel” by Mia Martelli
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse 165 2nd St, Brooklyn, NY, United States"Broadchannel" is a solo by Mia Martelli that visits childhood bedroom performance-making. Photo by Kiana Kodama The early 2000s-era sounds, drawings, lighting, poems, and unfinished choreographies created in private are put on display and repurposed as a platform for contemporary questions around aging, spirituality, and environmental collapse. Improvised dances emerge in response to the rhythm, […]