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Movement to convert Engine 204 into performing arts center gains momentum

Josh Guttman | August 28, 2007 

299DeGrawElev2 Local residents are rallying around a new movement to transform Engine 204 -the old firehouse at 299 DeGraw Street- into a community arts center. The plan calls for a multi-use arts center that will engage visiting artists and host programs that celebrate the ethnic and cultural diversity of the community. Suggested programming includes music, repertory dance and filmmaking, educational exhibitions and lectures, poetry and readings. The firehouse has sat silent since May 30, 2003, when it was closed by the city in the midst of budget cuts. Formed in 1855 as the Montauk horse and hose company, it later became Company 4 of the city of Brooklyn Fire Department. Engine 204 was the last firehouse in the Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens neighborhoods.

To support this project, please sign our online petition. To read more about the proposal, visit the Brooklyn Center for the Arts website.

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