The Jerome-Gun
Hill Business Improvement District (BID) announces the 12th Annual Jerome-Gun Hill BID Fall Festival, being held on Saturday, September 21st, 2013, from 11am to 6pm, on Jerome
Avenue between East Gun Hill
Road and Mosholu Parkway, and
on E. 208th Street between Dekalb and Jerome Avenue in the Norwood
section of the Bronx.
This
year the Jerome-Gun Hill Business Improvement District celebrates the 12th
anniversary of the area’s biggest annual event, the Jerome-Gun Hill BID ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL! Attendees, as well as
sponsors, will have access to over 30,000 festivalgoers, including 250 BID merchants. The day will
consist of an all day concert series produced
by Al Pizarro, hosted
by well-known personalities, and featuring yesterday and today’s most popular
artists! There will be food stands, and over 100 vendors who will showcase, and
sell, their goods and services to Bronxites, and fellow New Yorkers.
Last year was a great
success and we hope that this year, marking our 12th Year
Anniversary Celebration, will be even greater! We hope you will join us
at this fantastic, fun-filled, FREE,
annual community event.
For more information,
call (718) 324-4946 or visit www.jeromegunhillbid.org.
Event: Jerome–Gun Hill
BID Festival
Date: Saturday,
September 21st, 2013
Time: 11am – 6pm
Location: Jerome Ave. btwn E. Gun Hill Rd & Mosholu Pkwy., and E. 208th St. btwn Dekalb & Jerome Ave
Admission: Free
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About
The Jerome-Gun Hill
Business Improvement District (BID)
Managed
by Mosholu Preservation Corporation (MPC), the Jerome-Gun Hill Business
Improvement District (BID) gives support to over 200 businesses within its
catchment area, which runs along Jerome Avenue between Mosholu Parkway and
East Gun Hill Road and East Gun Hill Road between Jerome and Webster avenues.
Small family-run operations and national chain stores alike rely on the BID for
updates on regulations and guidance in dealing with borough and citywide
agencies. The BID also collaborates with owners of vacant property, suggesting
new businesses that would offer a needed service or product currently absent
from the neighborhood, thus enriching the area’s retail mix.
