John J. Byrne Community Center | UNIONDALE
The John J. Byrne Community Center is proud to host a 6-hour DDC classroom course presented by the National Safety Council on July 19th from 9 AM-3:30 PM. Course-certified instructors will use modern and multi-media techniques to offer a new approach to learning accident prevention
The DDC 6-hour classroom course is presented by National Safety Council-certified instructors who use modern and multi-media techniques to offer a new approach to learning accident prevention skills. You’ll receive a course guide to use in class and to keep for future reference. Even the
Thank you, Let’s Roam, for your generous donation of scavenger hunt tickets to support our upcoming Heroes in the Community Dress In White Gala on June 28th! Their in-kind donation will help us raise funds for future community recognition events and unite people. If your
The John J. Byrne Community Center is proud to partner with the National BBQ Festival from Friday, June 13, to Sunday, June 15. The event is three unforgettable days at Eisenhower Park, where the nation’s top BBQ teams battle for $100,000. Meet legendary live-fire pitmasters,
The John J. Byrne is honored to host the 2025 Heroes in the Community Dress In White Gala on June 28, 2025, from 4 to 8 PM at our community center (925 Jerusalem Ave.). During this event, we will be honoring distinguished guests who have
This weekend, the John J. Byrne Community Center, in collaboration with La Petite Kinder Childcare and the Doodly Doodle Creative Art Club, invites you to participate in this fun-filled event on April 19th from 11 AM to 2 PM at the John J. Byrne Community
Join us as we: Discuss new habits and changes we want to make in our lives Read and write poetry about the new things we want to add to our daily lives Sign up through the QR code on the flyer
This workshop highlights the transformative role of art in providing a safe space for clients to explore trauma creatively. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of the impact of intergenerational trauma and its history within the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) community. The
organized by Leah Watson
