Calvin Forums on Development and Sprawl

[D-Man_GR 0]

At the risk of repeating information previously posted, please review the linked information regarding several forums, artisitic displays and educational discussions planned by Calvin College regarding development and sprawl:

http://www.calvin.edu/centerartgallery/200...etosprawl08.htm

The keynote presentation by John Norquist next week Friday should be especially worth noting.

[yankee_farmer 0]

Thanks for posting this D-Man, there are some really astute people at Calvin discussing issues related to what we discuss every day here, and they seem to have a great series of programs planned.

[fotoman311 50]

At the risk of repeating information previously posted, please review the linked information regarding several forums, artisitic displays and educational discussions planned by Calvin College regarding development and sprawl:

http://www.calvin.edu/centerartgallery/200...etosprawl08.htm

The keynote presentation by John Norquist next week Friday should be especially worth noting.

[GRDadof3 3527]

Thanks for posting this D-Man! I've got all of them on my calendar and hope to make a few of them.

[Yankee Fan 1]

Thanks for posting this D-Man! I've got all of them on my calendar and hope to make a few of them.

[bwindi25 0]

I'll put in a plug for the noon Panel Discussion on the 25th

[GRDadof3 3527]

Anyone going to see John Norquist tonight want to grab a beer beforehand or afterward? Graydon's Derby Station maybe?

[Veloise 46]

Anyone going to see John Norquist tonight want to grab a beer beforehand or afterward? Graydon's Derby Station maybe?

[fotoman311 50]

Keynote Lecture by John Norquist, President and CEO, Congress For The New Urbanism

Friday, November 14, 7:30pm @ Commons Lecture Hall

Sounds like a meet-up!

And someone has to mention this, so it may as well be me: the only more ironic choice of venue would have been the new suburban locale of Davenport U.

[radicaljoy 0]

How about at the Steelcase pyramid? Would that give Davenport's truckstop campus a run for it's money? Or Byron Center High School...or the Forest Hills Fine Arts Center.

Calvin's Campus is reasonably accessible on a bicycle and by the #6 bus. Much better access than a lot of other places.

Amy and I are going to try and squeeze in a visit to the WM Potter's Guild's Fall Show and Sale (highly recommended, there's some cool stuff here! http://www.westmichiganpottersguild.com/showsandevents.html) beforehand, but we might be up for grabbing a drink at Graydon's afterward. I went to Hopcat for lunch, but I couldn't have a beer because I had to go back to work. Torture!

I'll keep an eye out for both of you. Anyone else going?

[GRDadof3 3527]

I'm going.

Is that the Graydon's in EGR?

[Quercus 58]

And someone has to mention this, so it may as well be me: the only more ironic choice of venue would have been the new suburban locale of Davenport U.