Mark your calendars for a unique opportunity! Next Repair Cafe January 25, Saturday, noon to 3, will be hosted by La Loma Development at the SHED! Marco Barantes and Michelle Matthews have invited us to use the Shed 1355 Lincoln Ave Pasadena, CA 91103 (SW corner of Lincoln and Washington) to set up a buzz of tinkers and tailors and anyone else who might like to offer a repair. They will host simultaneously an open house of the premises, which covers approx 1/4 of a city block, and a tour with representation of their unique vision for the property. The Permaculture based Landscape Design and Architecture company is known for its permaculture garden-building including Pasadena's Arlington Garden, conversions of swimming pools to fish and plants environs and its support of the wilderness area known as Poppy Hill in LA.
La Loma is creating a non profit arm called Zanja Madre as a way to knit the community with classes in permaculture concepts with a wide scope including demonstrations of bees, chickens, worms, green-growing walls and roofs, yoga and a beer garden, and a general resource for the community.
Repair Cafe is a great fit with these Permaculture concepts offering the public the opportunity to test the waters of gift economy, Time Banking, and sharing abundance as well as reducing landfill and raising consciousness about reducing consumerism and building in community resilience.
Yes, we will have the Really, Really Free Market and hopefully some harvest to share from the Neighborhood Fruit Harvest group. Rumor has it there may be tamales. bring some food to share.
To offer repairs or help with triage contact [email protected].
To sample the awesome feeling of abundance in action, just show up!
La Loma is creating a non profit arm called Zanja Madre as a way to knit the community with classes in permaculture concepts with a wide scope including demonstrations of bees, chickens, worms, green-growing walls and roofs, yoga and a beer garden, and a general resource for the community.
Repair Cafe is a great fit with these Permaculture concepts offering the public the opportunity to test the waters of gift economy, Time Banking, and sharing abundance as well as reducing landfill and raising consciousness about reducing consumerism and building in community resilience.
Yes, we will have the Really, Really Free Market and hopefully some harvest to share from the Neighborhood Fruit Harvest group. Rumor has it there may be tamales. bring some food to share.
To offer repairs or help with triage contact [email protected].
To sample the awesome feeling of abundance in action, just show up!
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