SAVE OUR SEPORT MEETING 10/30

This is your reminder/nudge/notification that our bi-weekly meeting will occur TOMORROW, Wednesday October 30, in Conference Room 1 at St. Margaret’s House, 49 Fulton Street, 6:30pm. (Map) We will discuss the newly (and unanimously) passed CB1 Resolution, the meeting within which it was passed (on the 50th floor of 4 World Trade Center), our continuing Seaport Watch activities, news from the Museum, and more… Please download the flyer (below – PDF) and hand it out to your friends and neighbors! See you tomorrow! Friend on Facebook Follow on Twitter Forward to a Friend Please Join Our Mailing List! Our Next Meeting Wednesday October 30 St. Margaret's House 49 Fulton St. (Map) Are you or were you a Seaport Volunteer? Please fill out our Volunteer Census. Contact Us saveourseaport@gmail.com (347) 6-PIER16 About Us Our Mission: To save South Street’s working waterfront, beginning with our schooners Pioneer and Lettie G. Howard, then continuing inland to restore interest and life to the rest of the Museum.

SATURDAY'S SAVE OUR SEAPORT MEETING

Saturday, October 5th, 2pm. Meet at the corner of Fulton and Water Streets, by the Titanic Memorial Lighthouse.



We'll have music and guest speakers and we willmake a stand for saving our historic district, our museum, our market, our waterfront.

Our current (growing!) list of guest speakers:

Gale Brewer (City Council, candidate for Manhattan Borough President)
Simeon Bankoff (Historic Districts Council)
Peter Stanford (Founding President, South Street Seaport Museum)
Roland Lewis (Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance)
Robert LaValva (New Amsterdam Market)
Jenifer Rajkumar (Democratic District Leader)
Paul Hovitz (Community Board 1)
Nelson Chin (Volunteer, Sailor)
Paul Greenberg (Author, Journalist)

Music will be provided by:

Theresa Danks
Art Baron