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July 28, 2007 in arts, blogging, Brooklyn, Mary Whalen, New York harbor, Red Hook, service opportunity | Tags: Il Tabarro, Mary A. Whalen, tugster | Leave a comment
What’s this red vessel?
>>a sibling of this recently drydocked vessel along Staten Island’s tug alley? YES!
>>the stage for an opera performance, Il Tabarro—Giacomo Puccini‘s steamy opera about adultery and murder on a barge in Paris? YES!
Actually I’m relaying a call for
Volunteers!Sundays, 1-6pm followed by BBQ. Please pass the word even if you can’t join.
Carolina, who says “We could use your help. It’s always fun around PortSide. Folks of all ages, skill and fitness levels welcome.
next chance: this Sun 7/29/07 1-6pm, followed by BBQ
please chip in at least two hours
We are installing PortSides offices aboard the tanker, so tasks include refinishing two metal desks, and moving file cabinets, bookcases, and boxes from pier to ship. If we get a lot of people, we’ll do some other work on the ship (moving stuff, putting chafing gear on docklines)
Wear clothes you can get dirty. Bring workgloves if you have them.
When n Where:
aboard the Mary Whalen. Enter gate for American Stevedoring/Brooklyn Marine Terminal at Hamilton Avenue and Van Brunt Street.
Due to port security regulations, you must RSVP so we can get a list of names to the Guard. RSVP to mail@portsidenewyork.org Bring a photo ID to show the guard at the gate. We’ll pick you up at the gate if you don’t have a car.
Please pass the word!”
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