Photo Gallery
On Saturday, June 12th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer marched the streets of Sunnyside, Queens as the Grand Marshal in their annual Kiwanis-Sunnyside Flag Day Parade. (From Left to Right: Assemblyman Michael Gianaris, Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer, Assemblywoman Cathy Nolan and Sunnyside Reform Church Pastor Neil Margetson.)
On Tuesday, June 8th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer and The Chocolate Factory’s Executive Director, Sheila Lewandowski met with local vendors as they sampled the great eats and treats of Long Island City in the 5th Annual “Taste Of LIC” extravaganza. PHOTO CREDIT: Sara Wasilausky
On Sunday, June 6th Council Member Van Bramer marched with Speaker Quinn, family and friends as the Co-Grand Marshal in the Queen's Pride Parade.
On Saturday, June 5th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer visited P.S. 78's Spring Fair.
On Friday, May 28th Council Member Van Bramer continued his tour the schools in his district with a visit to P.S. 76. (From Left To Right) Ms. Kontogiannis, Principal Schafenberg, Ms. Marino and students.
On Friday, May 28th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer teamed up with the 4th grade students of P.S. 199’s Sunnyside Community Services Afterschool Program to clean up the Thomas P. Noonan Playground in Sunnyside, Queens.
On Monday, May 31st Council Member Van Bramer concludes his march in the Saint Sebastian Memorial Day Parade at Doughboy Park in Woodside, NY. (From Left to Right) Council Member Van Bramer, Congressman Joseph Crowley and Assemblyman Michael Gianaris
On Monday, May 31st Council Member Van Bramer joined local elected officials to march in the Saint Sebastian Memorial Day Parade in Woodside, NY. (From Left to Right) Assemblyman Michael DenDekker, Monsignor Hardiman, Council Member Van Bramer and Assemblyman Michael Gianaris.
On Tuesday, May 25th Council Member Van Bramer rallied on the steps of City Hall with a dozen Council Members and over 400 Queens Library supporters. (L-R) Councilwoman Karen Koslowitz, Councilman Van Bramer, Councilman Dan Halloran and Councilman Peter Koo. PHOTO CREDIT: William Alatriste