Ideas for the Learning Community and CommuniTEA Infusion?

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May18th 2010, 12:15pm at the new Art Gallery Official unveiling of the CommuniTEA Infusion Van with the mayor

May18th 2010, 12:15pm at the new Art Gallery

Official unveiling of the CommuniTEA Infusion Van with the mayor

We are pleased to offer a chance to be a part of the CommuniTea Infusion experience! This is essentially a mobile tea house that comes to a neighbourhood street and creates the essence of a town square where people can come together, get to know each other better, and strengthen connections. CommuniTea Infusion is run by neighbours who are inspired by the possibility that conversations could sow the seeds of building stronger, creative, safer, and more connected communities. It has no religious or political affiliations.

This interactive half-day session involves learning about placemaking and the projects that have originated in Portland from Michael Cook. We also have Dan Burden, an internationally recognized authority on liveable and sustainable communities, healthy streets, traffic calming, and bicycle and pedestrian programs. A design charrette, collaborative chalk mural and a cob workshop complete the session.

You are welcome to join the group at 12:15 pm where the CommuniTEA Infusion mobile tea house will be launched.

Location is: The Theatre @ The Edmonton Art Gallery
2 Sir Winston Churchill Square

To register, please fill out the registration form and return it to Anne Dingwall, Corporate Services Department, 10th Floor Century Place. Questions can be directed to Jane Molstad, Community Services Department, 780-496-6887.

 Anne Dingwall

Human Resources Branch, Corporate Services Department

10th Floor, Century Place (9803 - 102A Avenue)

Edmonton, AB     T5J 3A3

Phone: 780-496-7814, Fax: 780-498-7094

email: Anne.Dingwall@edmonton.ca

Message in a Bottle Rally

As a result of a very impressive rally at McDougall church, where 1300 concerned Albertans turned out to learn more about what is happening to PDD and to raise their voices, there was some unfinished business to attend to.

$1400 was raised from the bottle drive to donate to the government to help offset the deficit. And there were also several hundred messages in bottles that people brought to the rally that we promised to deliver to the premier.

A group gathered on the stairs of the Legislature on Wednesday, February 10 at Noon with a very LARGE cheque in tow, along with all the message bottles.