Date: October 16, 2016
Time: 1–3 pm
Cost: $5 per person on the day of the event
Tickets: Pick up yours at the Dunbar/Spring Neighborhood Garden (NW corner of 11th Ave and University)
50% of all proceeds will benefit Caridad Community Kitchen!
About the tour:
Invite your friends and family and come out for a fun-filled event to showcase our neighborhood to the greater Tucson community! We will have homes, gardens, local businesses, public art, and water-harvesting features on the tour. Self-guided tour on foot, or bicycle tour provided by BICAS. Neighborhood stories by author Aloma J. Barnes at the Dunbar School Project!
Brad will be welcoming ticket-holding tour-goers to the public right-of-way adjoining his home from 1–3 pm to describe and answer questions about the variety of resource-harvesting strategies in place around the Lancaster property and in the neighborhood’s public commons.
NOTE: Tour-goers will not have access to the Lancaster property, only what is visible from the public right-of-way. Folks interested in touring the property itself can sign up for future tours of the site later this year which will be posted on this site, www.HarvestingRainwater.com.
Contact Dunbar/Spring tour organizer Ezra Roati for more information about the overall tour.
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Big thanks to our generous sponsors:
Caridad Community Kitchen
Cirrus Visual Communication
COPE Community Services, Inc.
Desert Survivors Inc.
Originate
Southwest Urban Realty & Development
and The Whistle Stop Depot