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Sunday, June 29, 2014

Soul of the City Event at Acadia Community Garden Community Consultation July 15 7-9 pm and Event August 9, 2014

Please check out the fence outside the Acadia Community Garden when you have a moment - we posted the artist rough stetch for the "paint the pavement" part of our Soul of the City Grant Event on August 9th, 2014. 

You are invited to our community consulation on July 15th from 7-9 in the Acadia Community Garden and to the event on August 9 2014!

Please come on out, meet representatives from the Acadia Community Garden and Art Society and our fabulous charitable partners, the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour. We welcome your comments, questions and consideration of this community engaging project!

If you are interested to learn more you can email info@growingacadia.ca or check out the event website and even sign up to volunteer at www.growingacadia.ca . 


Here is the information posted on the fence at the garden site now. There is even a copy of the rough sketch for the mural hanging there.


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Soul of the City Grant Event:
Growing Acadia:  Art and Garden Come Together Block Party & Mural Painting August 9th


Community Information & Consultation:
July 15, 2014
7-9 pm in the Acadia Community Garden

Mural Painting and Block Party Event Date:
August 9th, 2014
11:00 am – 3:00 pm in the Acadia Community Garden and on the section of 94th Avenue SE that includes the garden.
Note:  Road Closure - The section of road will be blocked by the City of Calgary for the day of the event for fun on the street
  

It’s A Party

The Acadia Community Garden and Art Society with our amazing charitable partners, the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour, are excited to share with you information about our the Soul of the City Grant Event Growing Acadia: Art and Garden Come Together.
We are continually grateful for the support and enthusiasm we have had come our way for this unique event. This event has its’ roots in building community and fostering relationships.

Paint the Pavement
“Paint the Pavement” program is a relatively new City of Calgary Department but has already become very popular with 5 “Paint the Pavement” projects happening in Calgary this year alone.  For more information about the value of painting the pavement for communities, please see http://www.paintthepavement.org/

Our Supporters
We surveyed the neighbourhood and have the support of our Councillor Gian Carlo Carra, our MLA, Hon. Jonathan Denis, Ecole De La Source School's current and upcoming Principals, the Calgary Horticulture Society and amazing support from all 17 of the residents that live around the mural that we have been able to talk to directly. We have left flyers at the houses of neighbours we could not reach.
The project has the support of Calgary Foundation, Calgary Economic Foundation and Soul of the City and the Acadia Strong Neighbourhood Initiative. 
Mural Design
The beautiful rough sketch by the talented Acadia connected artist, Sylvia Prochownik, is posted here for you to see. We plan to paint it on the pavement of the road in front of the garden on August 9, 2014.   



You are invited
You are invited to help us paint the mural and join the block party! Come on out and enjoy free hotdogs and hamburgers served up by our amazing barbeque sponsor – M & M Meats.  There will be old-fashioned games and a bouncy house for the children.
Community Consultation
On July 15th, from 7-9 pm we will have a community consultation and info evening at the Garden. We would like to invite you to attend and be part of the community response to the plan.  To paint this mural on the pavement, we need your support.
Volunteers
We welcome your involvement with the block party and mural painting.  It’s going to be fun!  You can volunteer by going to www.growingacadia.ca and selecting the volunteer sign-up link. 
More Information
For more information, please see our website at www.growingacadia.ca hosted by our charitable partner, the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour.  You are invited to email us also with your input about the project at info@growingacadia.ca


 

                                    




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