By Amanda Noventa for the Twin Cities Daily Planet.
PARK(ing) Day Twin Cities’ and Works Progress’ Troy Gallas talks to MPR’s Chris Roberts about PARK(ing) Day.
A short excerpt from today’s Picnic Operetta, Tales of Hoffman by Mixed Precipitation Theatre. If you missed it, keep an eye out for upcomming shows at a community garden near you now through the 21st of September. Visit www.mixedprecipitation.org for all the details.
Congrats PARK(ing) Day friends on a successful day! The weather held out and we had Old Tyme Music, A Bird and Baby Sanctuary, a Picnic Operetta, a Water Runoff Ecological Education, and a bunch of Mobile Parks. Big props to Space 150 and make-better.org for attempting to create 26 1-hour temporary parks. I think they managed a total of 20, which is a huge feat!
Keep an eye out for photos, a few articles, and a short audio story on MPR coming soon.
A bit more on the W’s of the Students for Design Activism’s involvement in this years PARK(ing) Day.
Hey Everybody, it’s PARK(ing) Day!
To see where this years PARK(ing) Spaces are, visit http://parkingday.org/parking-day-map. There may also be a handful of Spaces around town that didn’t make it onto the map, so keep an eye out. It even looks like the weather is supposed to clear up as the day progresses, so head on out and check out PARK(ing) Day. Don’t forget to bring a quarter or two to help plug the meter!
We’ll be out from roughly 10 - 3. See you out there!




