Clem Labine, Everett Ortner, Burnley Duke Dame, Kathy Evers, and Deirdre Lawrence invite you to... The "It's Not A Done Deal" Benefit Victorian House & Book Party Spend a delightful afternoon with your neighbors and help preserve Brooklyn's Character. A Fund-Raiser for Develop Don’t Destroy Brooklyn and the legal expenses to block the Atlantic Yards mega-project: Sunday, June 24, 2007 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. 199 Berkeley Place Between 7th & 8th Avenues Park Slope Tour one of Brooklyn’s most famous restored Victorian Brownstones, see the nationally famous Peacock Parlor, lounge in the garden sculpture court, listen to the waterfall, and say “hi” to the giant Koi Get a free inscribed copy of the acclaimed new book: “Creating The Artful Home” a modern interpretation of the Late Victorian Aesthetic Movement Meet the book’s author, Karen Zukowski, a leading authority on decorating Victorian homes today... Join in a Q&A discussion with eminent domain lead attorney Matthew Brinckerhoff discussing the forthcoming appeal of the case... Meet preservation pioneers Everett Ortner and Clem Labine... Enjoy light refreshments and Victorian potations... Meet Develop Don’t Destroy Brooklyn leaders and find out how to help defeat the enormous threat to Brooklyn’s neighborhoods

Meet Karen Zukowski, Clem Labine and Everett Ortner Sunday. June 24. 3-6 pm 199 Berkeley Place between 7th and 8th Avenues Park Slope, Brooklyn (DIRECTIONS) Call 718-636-8191 for more information Online ticketing is now over Tickets Only Available at the Event: $75