Spring Scout Bottle Drive

The North Park Scout Troup is having a bottle drive on April 27th.  From Scout leader Don Cook:

On Saturday April 27 the 6th North Park Scout Group will be holding their annual spring bottle drive in the North Park, City Park and Richmond Heights neighborhoods. Like in past years, residents can leave their refundable beverage containers in boxes or bags on their front step for our group to collect. Beavers, Cubs and Scouts will begin collection at 9AM. So as not to disturb residents, we no longer ring door bells but rather just collect what is left out for us.

Visual Artist Hired

Bevan Bradley has been commissioned to install a mural on the 7th Avenue overpass. Bevan is a resident of City Park as well as owner of The Stall Gallery in Riversdale. She has created many murals around the city such as the mural under the Circle Park bridge. We are excited to have Bevan on our team.

Scottish Highland Dancers Receive New Kilts

The City Park Community Association regularly provides Scottish Highland Dancing lessons. Recently new kilts were purchased so that the classes can continue.

Claude Hutton is one of the those who are delighted with the new threads.

“I want to thank the board of CPCA for its generosity.  We have given a great deal of satisfaction to many children and parents over the years.  The current class of dancers will be thrilled to perform in public with the new matching kilt outfits.  Please extend to your entire board as well as the citizens of City Park my sincere thanks.”  Hutton said in an email to the CPCA board.
Scottish highland dancing are a regular part of CPCA community programs.

VISUAL ARTISTS WANTED:

VISUAL ARTISTS WANTED:

The City Park Community Association is looking for a visual artist interested in participating a community art project.

We are currently in talks with CP for permission to install a mural on the east and west walls of the railway underpass on 7th Avenue. We would like the mural to reflect the history and sense of community in City Park.

Interested artists should submit a proposal that includes:
– a proposed mural description
– five images of recent work-in jpeg format not to exceed 800 x 600 pix. including tile of work, media, dimensions, date of work/location, proposed choice of mediums and application
– a proposed budget with description of expenses
– a resume
– a one page artist statement that describes your interest and ability to work with the community on this project and themes or concepts reflected in your artwork

Please submit proposals to paul.pastor@ca.ey.com by February 15th.