Learn to turn found bike parts into working bicycles, build your own bike, or fix up the one you have. From 6:00 pm until at 9:00 pm, or until folks get tired. For more info, text or call Christian at (917) 582-9010. Open to media reps by appointment only; media reps should email ask@freegan.info.

At 123 Tompkins in Bedford-Styvesant, Brooklyn. Bike there, or take the G train to the Myrtle-Willoughby stop.

For more information, see http://www.freegan.info

Join us to make plans for outreach and upcoming freegan and freegan-related events. NOT open to media. Followed by a trash tour in Morningside Heights.

Meet us at Nussbaum and Wu, on the west side of Broadway at 113th Street.

For more information, see http://freegan.info

Cecil Scheib, who co-founded an eco-village in Missouri and lived there for 11 years; primitivist Rob Archangel; No Impact Man Colin Beavan, and a representative of Freegan.info will introduce their environmental philosophy and how that translates to the way they live. Jeremy Friedman and Heather Cohen of NYU's Sustainability Task Force will then moderate guided discussion, delving into some of the roots of different environmental philosophies, followed by audience questions. The event is open to the public, but NYU policy requires attendees to bring ID. If you wish to attend, but do not have ID, please email adam@freegan.info to be put on a list of people will be allowed to enter without ID. Sponsored by the NYU Sustainability Task Force.

The Palladium Residence Hall is at 140 E. 14th St. at 4th Ave. Take the L, N,R, Q, W or 6 to Union Square.

Newcomers are always welcome, but our trailblazes are best for experienced foragers who are interested in helping us explore a neighborhood we are less familiar with to add to our long list of locations to recommend to others. Not a sure bet-- you may not find the same abundance as on our "established" routes-- but you may go home with unexpected treasures. NOT open to media, so a good one for the camera shy.
Our starting point will be the Astor Place Cube, on the triangle formed by 8th Street/St. Mark's, Lafayette and 4th Avenue. Coming by subway? Take the 6 to Astor or R/W to Broadway. If you get there late (please don't be late, we'll be on the move!) or can't find us, call Janet's cell at 347-724-6954.

Learn to turn found bike parts into working bicycles, build your own bike, or fix up the one you have. From 6:00 pm until at 9:00 pm, or until folks get tired. For more info, text or call Christian at (917) 582-9010. Open to media reps by appointment only; media reps should email ask@freegan.info.

At 123 Tompkins in Bedford-Styvesant, Brooklyn. Bike there, or take the G train to the Myrtle-Willoughby stop.

For more information, see http://www.freegan.info