City of Brooklyn Center- Events August 21 - 26

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EVENTS - August 21 - 26

Friday, September 8

Red, White, and Brew

Centerbrook Golf Course
(5500 N Lilac Dr)
Friday, September 8, 5-8 pm

Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door.

Tickets may be purchased at:
BC Community Center • BC Liquor Stores • Centerbrook Golf Course

A ticket includes: a kabob dinner, entertainment by The Recliners, wine and craft beer tasting, and prizes.

*This event is limited to those ages 21+.

For further details visit www.brooklyncentermn.gov/recreation
follow us on Facebook @BrooklynCenterRec, or call 763-569-3400

Wednesday, August 23

TH 252 Safety Task Force Meeting - VIRTUAL

7:30 PM

The TH252 Safety Task Force will be meeting on Wednesday, August 23 at 7:30 PM.

Topic: Highway 2521 Safety Task Force

Join Zoom Meeting

Or join by dialing 1-312-626-6799; Meeting ID: 85258245898#; Passcode: 954054#

Thursday, August 24

Thursday Farmers Market

2 PM - 7 PM

7200 Brooklyn Blvd., Brooklyn Center

June 29 - October 26

Eat Local!

Thursday, August 24

Booktime Blossoms

6:00 PM - 6:45 PM

West Palmer Park
7110 Palmer Lake Drive

Ages 3-6. Join us this summer for stories about gardening, healthy foods and nature followed by a craft inspired by a story.

Thursday & Friday, August 24 & 25

Facilitating Meetings Around Community Conflict (FMACC)

August 24 - 25 • Constitution Hall - Brooklyn Center Community Center

U.S. Department of Justice Community Relations Service Decreasing Community Tensions Through Facilitated Meetings.

Program Overview ▼

The Facilitating Meetings Around Community Conflict program educates community leaders in the fundamentals of facilitating meetings where community tension requires difficult conversations. The training is designed to:

Enhance community leaders’ effectiveness as meeting facilitators.
Expand community leaders’ listening and observation skills to help them understand the varying perspectives of community members.
Provide community leaders with tools, helpful tips, and resources to prepare for, conduct, and follow up after meetings designed to help resolve community conflict.

Why should communities consider the Facilitating Meetings Around Community Conflict program?This training program is designed to prepare community leaders to facilitate meetings that address and respond to conflict in their communities.

Program Objectives ▼

Train community leaders to prepare for, facilitate, and follow up after meetings concerning community conflict and tension.
Educate leaders to understand the fundamentals of conflict resolution.
Practice the skills needed to successfully facilitate meetings that help groups to resolve conflict.

Register by emailing FMACC@brooklyncentermn.gov

All Meeting times are 4:30 pm - 8:30 pm - Dinner will be served.

(15 person max for each training)

For more information contact LaToya Turk at lturk@brooklyncentermn.gov

Connect with CRS services: www.justice.gov/crs