The Swap Team Presents
Swap In The City
October 10, 2009 4-7PM
199 Lafayette Ave 2nd Floor
New York, NY
Admission is $10

Leftover proceeds will be donated to Sarah Powell Huntington Housing Facility.

Adena is organizing a swap in the Brooklyn neighborhood in Greenpoint. It will be Friday, September 25 at 7PM.

Adena’s Old School Swap
Church of the Messiah
129 Russell Street between
Nassau and Driggs
Brooklyn, NY

RSVP by September 24 on the Five Boroughs Meetup Page

I stopped by La Palapa for tamales and a margarita and I see this girl wearing this lovely green wool mini dress with the back out.  I recognize the dress from a Page Six Magazine spread with Gossip Girl’s Jessica Szohr.  Sure enough, I asked the girl if it was the same dress designed by Chris Benz and she said yes.  I learned two things tonight: fashion is everywhere and it sucks to type when your thumb has a hangnail.

There’s a nice jazz trio, the Brian Newman Jazz Trio. Very classy.

Girls are getting their hair flat-ironed.

Tonight, I started the Fashion Week parties by stopping by Fashion 2.0 and Ideeli event at the W Tuscany. I spotted Nichelle Gainer and Nichelle Pace as well as stylist to the stars Philip Bloch. It was great seeing Brooke Moreland of Fashism and Vera Sweeney of I’m Not Obsessed.

NEW CITY, NEW YORK Saturday, August 8, 2009 10am to 4pm
Germonds Church, 39 Germonds Road, New City, NY 10956

Contact: CHalverson@homeaides.org

Swap-O-Rama-Rama is up for a grant in the Grant For Change Program. Please take a quick minute to vote for it! The way that this grant is awarded is by vote. If everyone on this list voted, Swap-O-Rama-Rama would win hands down! AND this money would help us get a NYC swap-o-rama-rama going must faster!!!

Have stuff that’s too good to toss? Bring it to the Stop N’ Swap! Leave clean, working, reusable items you no longer want and take home something new-to-you. Portable items only please, no furniture! Saturday, June 20, 11am-3pm at the Shabazz Center, 3940 Broadway at 165th Street. Click here to download the flyer.

* Saturday
* North Manhattan
* Recycling

Details:
June 20, 2009 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm
3940 Broadway at 165th Street, New York, NY (Map)

Fashion Give Take

Get ready to scuffle over vintage Chloe and more, all while donating to Housing Works.
Join the mayhem at Give & Take,  at White Box (329 Broome Street between Bowery and Christie).

Sunday June 7, 3-6PM

White Box

329 Broome Street

$5 with clothes/$10 w/o clothes

Give &Take encourages sustainability by providing our peers with an outlet to donate clothes they no
longer use and exchange them amongst themselves. The event is an effort to promote recycling within the community, while serving as a clothing drive for Housing Works’ clothing bank.  And boys don’t get scared, there are plenty of Men’s clothes too, designer suits and more.

Official Site: http://www.sauvagestudio.com

This Saturday, The Yard hosts a free swap of hundreds of records, clothes, household items, and regretful “impulse buys” will find new homes. This one-day event celebrates the joys of finding treasure in someone else’s trash.

11am – 6pm
FREE! * ALL AGES

BKLYN Yard
388-400 Carroll St.
Brooklyn, NY 11231

HOW TO GET TO BKLYN YARD

Take the F or G trains to Carroll St. South on Smith. Left on President. Right on Hoyt. Left on Carroll. You can also take the N, R trains to Union. West on Union. Left on Nevins. Right on Carroll. Just over the bridge.

HOW SCORE! WORKS
1. Attendees bring their old Twisted Sister albums, ill-advised sample sale purchases, dog-eared graphic novels, and get to leave with something new.
2. BKLYN Yard will be split into departments, each “curated” by different individuals and organizations….

APPAREL – Amy & Leslie
BOOKS – The Desk Set
KITCHEN PRODUCTS – Natalie Kamei
MUSIC – MeanRed Productions

3. Volunteers will sort donations, a roving stylist will be available to make wardrobe suggestions, the Treats Truck will be on hand to satisfy sugar cravings, and local DJs will provide the background music for a lazy Spring day at BKLYN Yard.
The event is free and open to the public. Donations can be dropped off prior to the event, or left at the door. All left-over items will be collected by Rock and Wrap It Up – an anti-poverty “think tank” that distributes donations to worth non-profits throughout the city.