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KickstARTing Creativity: Wendell Berry on Neighborliness and Permanence

We highlight here some great articles we’ve read this week dealing with art, creative placemaking, and building great communities. You’re sure to find some inspiration to make your life and our community even better! Going Home with Wendell Berry: Well, part of manners used to be to say to somebody you just met, “Where you from?” … Continue reading KickstARTing Creativity: Wendell Berry on Neighborliness and Permanence

KickstARTing Creativity: Blissful Walking & Converting Parking into Play

We highlight here some great articles we’ve read this week dealing with art, creative placemaking, and building great communities. You’re sure to find some inspiration to make your life and our community even better! Why We Walk: Norwegian explorer, lawyer, art collector and author Erling Kagge on his new book exploring the bliss of living one … Continue reading KickstARTing Creativity: Blissful Walking & Converting Parking into Play

kickstART Your Weekend with Some Good Reads: On the Film “Red” and a Love Letter to a City

We highlight here some great articles we’ve read this week dealing with art, creative placemaking, and building great communities. You’re sure to find some inspiration to make your life and our community even better! 1. How to Paint a “Love Letter” to a City: He says he hopes that people will be inspired by the work … Continue reading kickstART Your Weekend with Some Good Reads: On the Film “Red” and a Love Letter to a City

kickstART Your Weekend with Some Good Reads: Parking, Transit, and a Renovated Theater in Farmington Hills

We highlight here some great articles we’ve read this week dealing with art, creative placemaking, and building great communities. You’re sure to find some inspiration to make your life and our community even better! 1. How Walking, Biking, and Mass Transit Move Us Toward a Brighter Future: Transportation accounts for 25 percent of household costs in … Continue reading kickstART Your Weekend with Some Good Reads: Parking, Transit, and a Renovated Theater in Farmington Hills