Making Brooklyn Bloom Registration
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If you are able, consider supporting Brooklyn Botanic Garden by becoming a member or making a donation. Members can reserve free tickets, receive exclusive newsletters, and have access to special content. Both kinds of support help ensure the future of the Garden’s collections and programming.
Getting Ready
Add the conference to your calendar:
Gardening in Place: A Virtual Making Brooklyn Bloom Event
Saturday, March 12 | 10 a.m.–1 p.m.
We will be meeting via Zoom. Participants will need an internet-accessible device (phone, tablet, or computer) with stable internet connection. Set up a free Zoom account and download the Zoom client app to your device. Video tutorials are available if you are new to Zoom. Attendees without the app may also choose to join Zoom from any compatible browser. If you are unable to join by video, but would like to listen in via telephone, a dial-in number will be provided. The event links and dial-in information will be emailed to registered participants on Friday, March 11.
Automated closed-captioning and ASL interpretation will be provided. Please notify [email protected] if you will be using the ASL interpreters so that we may send you instructions and provide technical support to ensure you can access their services during the event.
Put yourself in the Garden! Use a photo of your favorite green space as a Zoom background, or download one from BBG.
During the events:
- Please test your technology in advance and plan to join Zoom a few minutes early to ensure a seamless experience.
- The live Q&A sessions will be recorded. If you do not wish to be recorded, please turn off your camera.
- Attendees’ microphones will be muted. Plan to introduce yourself and ask questions using the chat.
Event recordings, transcripts, and resources will be posted online following the conference.
We’re excited to see you at Making Brooklyn Bloom! Please contact [email protected] with questions.
Support
Brooklyn Botanic Garden gratefully acknowledges support for these programs from Brooklyn Community Foundation, the Family of Wilbur A. Levin, National Grid, NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, the NYS Assembly and NYS Senate, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, the NYC Department of Sanitation, Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, and the NYC Council.
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