We are building bridges across cultural, generational and economic divides within our own neighborhood focusing on:
| community service | ecological action |
| creative arts | skill building |
Our projects foster a sense of connection with the land and ecosystems where we live. We are also reducing our fossil fuel dependence (no cars needed for anything we do!), and building a vibrant, sustainable community. While we are based in the Junior College neighborhood of Santa Rosa, California, we are creating a replicable model for neighborhoods everywhere.
Yes, the rains are coming (finally!), and neighbors are gathering (socially distant, of course) to sow poppy seeds in the community space by the bulletin board at King and Carr.
La lluvia finalmente viene, y nosotros estamos sembrando semillas de amapola.
Como simepre…todos estan bienvenido 🙂 a las tres en la tarde 3 pm domingo
as always, …. all welcome 🙂 3 pm Sunday
For the past three months of this pandemic, our neighbor Jim, who lives on Silva Street, has been organizing live music on his driveway for all to enjoy. This Thursday, July 23, will be the last one for a while. All welcome! (at Silva and Arbor).
Thank you Jim!
Yes, we are in the midst of a pandemic! What better time for folks to come together to share creativity and stewardship of the land. Six neighbors have been taking part (socially distanced, of course) in seed sowing, watering, weeding, weed whacking and overall care taking of our little Poppy Creek Green Space at King and Carr.
