Dearest Poopers, Thank you so much to Mitch Waxman, Kate Zidar, and all the concerned, inquisitive citizens who came out last night to the Visitor Center at Newtown Creek for our panel conversation. Newtown Creek has certainly had a troubled past and a murky present, but with all of us on her side, the future

Dearest Poopers, The next panel conversation is almost upon us!  In fact, it’s TODAY at 6:30pm!   Click the flyer for directions to the Visitor Center!   A century ago, Newtown Creek had more cargo careening down the banks of Greenpoint and Long Island City than did the Mississippi. Now her docks are used to

Dearest Poopers, While we normally extol the virtues of that brown stuff from behind, today we’re turning around to wish you a very happy Pee-On-Earth Day! But, please, hold it for just one more minute, and mark your calendars for Newtown Creek: Past, Present, and Future, a panel conversation happening this Thursday, June 23, from

Dear Poopers, Thank you to all who came out yesterday to the Visitor Center at Newtown Creek for the panel on Art and Sustainability. Through the natural, meditative works of George Trakas to Mary Mattingly’s futuristic, floating Waterpod, I hope we scratched the surface of how art can promote sustainability in personal, communal and planetary

New York City Department of Environmental Protection presents The 2nd Event in Our Summer Speaker Series at the Visitor Center at Newtown Creek Wednesday, June 1st, 6:30-8:30pm Art and Sustainability With artists George Trakas and Mary Mattingly Moderated by Shawn Shafner of The People’s Own Organic Power Project (www.thePOOPproject.org) The Visitor Center at Newtown Creek,