There will be classes for all ages, and make-it-yourself spa products like body glitter and bath salts. Additionally, Zookie’s Catering, featuring IHM parent Chef Germaine, will be on hand with healthy, delicious gourmet foods for sale.

Schedule of events:

1-4pm Spa & Health Stations (make your own beauty products, arts & crafts, manicure, etc.)

1:30pm AMERIKICK KARATE will be demonstrating an anti-bullying/self defense class for kids
2pm CYNTHIA KING DANCE STUDIO (hip hop dance class)
2:30pm KINGS BAY Y at Windsor Terrace (boot camp with the swimming & basketball guru/coach)
3pm SPORTBALL – classes encourage kids’ love of sports and promotes self-esteem

Kings Bay Y at Windsor Terrace will be at this event all day answering questions about their programs, including summer camp.

Girl Scouts’ Spa, Health & Fitness Day
Saturday, February 4, 1-4pm
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Ft Hamilton Pkwy between E 2nd & E 3rd St
$5 per person for Fitness Pass (includes entrance and all classes); $10 per person for All Access Pass (includes entrance, all classes & one trip to each spa & health station)
Raffle chances and food available for an additional purchase.

They’re looking for people who sell original art and crafts (no mass merchandise). PS 154′s PTA website says “there are typically around 50 vendors who display everything handmade, from painting to knitting, pottery to jewelry and from t-shirts to hats.” The vendor fee is just $80, and proceeds go to help fund the arts program at the school. Applications are due Thursday, April 5.

If you’d just like to shop, save the date for the fair: Saturday, May 5, 10am-6pm.

This week, they are organizing people to knock on doors in Kensington to help spread the word:

Weekday Shifts: 12-3pm or 5:30-7:30pm
Thursday, February 2
Friday, February 3
Wednesday, February 8
Thursday, February 9
Friday, February 10

Weekend Shift:
Saturday, February 4, 2-5pm

Email lander@council.nyc.gov if you would like to volunteer.

Then next Saturday, February 11, from 2-3:30pm in front of Golden Farm supermarket, there will be another rally. And there is still an online petition you can sign.

Adult and junior players can sign up, but it must be done in advance. To register, return this PDF registration form to the Tennis Center, or call 718-436-2500.

Brancaccio’s Food Shop
3011 Fort Hamilton Pkwy
Between East 2nd & 3rd Streets
718-435-1997

After a few high-profile accidents on the Park Drives in Prospect Park last year, the Road Sharing Taskforce was created to examine how the full range of Park users (runners, walkers, competitive cyclists, recreational bikers, etc.), use the Park Drives, and how it can be done safely.

On Tuesday, February 28 at 6pm, the Road Sharing Taskforce will present the recommendations it made to Parks and DOT on how Park users can safely utilize the Park Drives. If you use the Park in any way, you are welcome to attend the meeting.

Taskforce Members include:
• Department of Parks and Recreation (Prospect Park Administration)
• Department of Transportation (DOT)
• Fellowship For The Interests of Dogs & Their Owners (FIDO)
• Jack Rabbit Sports
• Kissena Cycling Club
• New York Police Department (78th Precinct)
• Office of Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz
• Office of NYC Council Member Brad Lander (39th District)
• Park Enforcement Patrol
• Prospect Park Alliance Playground Committee
• Prospect Park Community Committee
• Prospect Park Senior Residence
• Prospect Park Track Club
• Transportation Alternatives

Public Meeting: Sharing the Park Drives
Tuesday, February 28, 6pm
Picnic House in Prospect Park
For more information, contact Prospect Park at 718-965-8951 or info@prospectpark.org.

Early registration is recommended, as over the past few seasons many divisions have been reaching capacity before the deadline. Once a division reaches its full capacity, children will be put on a waiting list. If space becomes available, they will be placed on teams in the order in which they appear on the list.

The spring season runs outdoors from April 21 to June 16, with most games played at the Parade Ground, though they may use alternate locations depending on registration numbers. For the spring season, children must have been born before January 31, 2007 to play–see the age chart for the full list of date requirements for each division.

For more information, contact Ainslie Binder, AYSO Regional Commisioner, at ainslie@brooklynayso.org or 718-693-1318.

The Music Together program is a research-based early childhood music program that is said to build on your child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement. Classes are designed for newborns through age 4 with their caregivers.

The class will run for 6 weeks, and the cost is $155 and includes a CD and songbook. You can register through Hootenanny by calling 718-369-0528.

Music Together at Jaya Yoga East with Chris Sheard
Mondays at 11:15am, starting February 6
2902 Fort Hamilton Parkway at East 4th

The Dirt Talk Series digs into 2012 with a second discussion at Sycamore in Ditmas Park, this one featuring Dr. Charles Merguerian of Hofstra University and Duke Geological Laboratory to provide an ample overview of regional geology. The talk will zero in on the geology and soils of Brooklyn.

Dirt Talk Two: Geology and Soils of New York City with Dr. Charles Merguerian
Hosted by Meera Bhat
Tuesday, February 21, 8-9pm
Downstairs @ Sycamore Bar and Flowershop, 21+

Six more trees were going in the ground today along Webster Avenue, as spotted by Compost for Brooklyn’s Louise Bruce. “Strange time for planting…” she writes. “But exciting nonetheless!”