"Kits Village Permaculture Blitz (creating a new garden)
June 24, 2012 from 10am to 4pm*Kits Village Dinner Group
June 24, 2012 from 6pm to 8pm
Vancouver's Leader in Transition toward Strong, Resilient, Complete Communities
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Kitsilano Car Free Day Core Organizers, now to June 19: Every year Kits residents, including many VVers help organize and participate in 20-25 block parties on Car Free Day. The Kits organizing team…Continue
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Neighbourhood Food NetworksGrowing, sharing, celebrating - making connections around food in all ways possible in neighbourhoods & transition villages. Strengthening our food webs and networks…Continue
Founder & Convenor, Village Vancouver and Convenor, Kitsilano Transition Village
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Sad news. Our great friend and ally, Robin Wheeler, passed away Monday afternoon, after battling pancreatic cancer for the past year. A kind, wise, patient and loving soul, Robin was the author of Gardening for the Faint of Heart and Food Security for the Faint of Heart, founder of the Sustainable Living Arts School and One Straw Society, and taught several dozen workshops for Village over the past 3 years.…
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Join us at the Folk Fest
Village members and friends are welcome to join us on our main stage tarps each day and evening at the folk fest. We'll post our location each day on the info board (usually located by the info booth, a couple hundred feet down the path on the south side of the main stage). Or you can look for the VV lawn sign during the day (comes…
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pmaden2 said… Hello, I am new, like what I see and would like to be involved. I am new to computer as well barely 2 months. I live in Kits, and want to be more social and involved my interests are organic food gardening, better health and to be more aware of my community and become more involved environmentally. I have to pace myself as I have some health issues. Not sure what the e-mail was for today.
Malin Hansen said… Hi Ross, I was planning another recycling depot, but it depends on if someone is able to host. I will have to ask around. Also, last time we JUST got enough to make it worth it so perhaps we should be looking at doing them every other month instead. I will have to think about this.
Stephanie said… Thanks, Ross! I'm still pretty new to VV (just learned about it at the CoDev film fest a few weeks ago) and am trying to figure out how to use the website. I haven't seen how to accept the group invite but hopefully I'll get there soon. ;) I'm a total newbie to this world and am looking forward to becoming more involved!
carlie sanford said… Thanks Ross,
This is a great site and valuable tool for vancouver.
-carlie
Celina Starnes said… Hi Ross,
Glad to join! Yes, I know Grant, the former coordinator at CROWS Point lived with him once. The garden is going very well and we have our first event for the year planed already. We are hosting a workshop where gardeners will be creating their own signs to name their garden plots on Feb 12.
Talk to you later,
Celina
Ross It has been awhile. I'll look for an event to connect with you and others. Cheers
Peter Cech said… Wow that was quick! Yes, Paul is my twin brother and Ady is of course my mom.
Delvin Solkinson said… Awesome - its an honor to be here - Robin has talked so highly of you for years - what a beautiful initiative this web platform is, reflecting an awesome and powerful real world community!
Elaine said… Hi Ross! So glad you got to try some of the kefir. I've got more if Mary hasn't given you some to make your own. :) I've also got a kombucha scoby or two that can be passed on if you're interested.
Unfortunately I'm not going to make the potluck this Sunday though! I'm on a train down to California to visit my family for the holidays and will be somewhere along the coast of southern California when you guys are meeting. So sorry to miss out, but I'll be back after the holidays and hopefully we can organize something....stone soup?
Have a great potluck!!
e
carrie zhang said… Ross, after I talked to you, I visited the website but don't know how to sign up for the potluck. If you know, please tell me ASAP so that I can do it.
Thanks!
See you tonignt!
Carrie Zhang
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