Upcoming Events

Magnolia
Tree Earth Center
Of Bed Stuy

Block Party and
Art Exhibition

"Paint the Town Green" Founder’s Day with
Brooklyn Museum on Wheels Program

Pop-up Art Exhibit

A community-led show in honor of Hattie Carthan

Art Workshops

By the Brooklyn Museum and The Laundromat Project

Screening

Attend our documentary presentation at the Herbert Von King Performing Arts Center

Free Block Party

Music, Double Dutch jump rope, and free popsicles on Lafayette Avenue

Want To Have Your Art Work Featured In Our Show? We'd Love To Hear from You

"Paint The Town Green, It's The Hattie Carthan Way-Rise" A Private Art Exhibition Fundraiser Gala

Event Details

Join us for an intimate and exclusive evening, “Paint The Town Green, It’s The Hattie Carthan Way-Rise”, a pre-release art exhibition and fundraising event benefiting the Magnolia Tree Earth Center, hosted by Shanelle Gabriel (Poet & Speaker), who is the epitome of gracious hospitality. This event is curated by CEO CrystalJ.

Immerse yourself in Hattie’s inspiring legacy as you enjoy a night of artistic appreciation, live jazz saxophone music, and delectable finger foods while browsing a curated collection of exceptional pieces. You will have the opportunity to acquire pieces that resonate with you before they are unveiled to the public. This is an exceptional opportunity to connect with fellow art collectors, learn more about Hattie Carthan’s profound impact, and contribute to the ongoing preservation of this important landmark.

Magnolia Tree Earth Center stands as a testament to the legacy of Hattie Carthan, a Brooklyn resident and environmental champion who, in the face of urban decay and redlining practices, spearheaded a movement to revitalize her community. Carthan was an urban farmer whose early methods involved tossing water balloons full of seeds over fences of vacant lots. The Magnolia Tree Earth Center now works to preserve the landmark magnolia tree planted in 1885, and nurture the spirit of community empowerment that Hattie embodied.

Let’s ensure that Hattie Carthan’s legacy continues to thrive for generations to come.

All funds raised through this event will allow us to purchase a much-needed boiler for the center to keep its doors open during the harsh winter months.

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