State College Municipal Building, Chamber Room 304
F r e e E v e n t
Additional support from: League of Women Voters, Centre County Youth Service Bureau, State College Borough
Council, and The Centre Regional Planning Agency for supplying CNET coverage.
We gratefully thank our sponsors of this community event:
The City Repair Project is coming to Town!
Award Winning Co-Directors of the Portland, Oregon based City Repair Project,
Mark Lakeman and Jenny Leis, will present The Village Lives slideshow, which
documents the philosophy, projects, sustainable practices of the City Repair
Project, and its impact upon their local environment

Collaboration of Designers, Artists, Builders and Urban Activists working to
remodel the city along the lines of a village, and transform private and public
spaces into communal gathering places (Natural Home, Jan/Feb 2003)

Participate in Neighborhood Communication and Revitalizing our Local Culture
The
City Repair Project
is an
organized group action that
educates
and
inspires
communities
and
individuals
to
creatively transform

the
places
where they live.
We facilitate
artistic
and
ecologically-oriented

placemaking
through projects
that
honor
the
interconnection

of human
communities
and the
natural world.

Care Partnership:
Center Region
Communities that Care
For more information contact local coordinator, Travis Peterson; 235-0762 /ourlocalrenaissance@yahoo.com & visit www.cityrepair.org