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2008 ARCHITECTURE AND THE CITY FESTIVAL
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Special Events |  | Slow Food Nation August 29-September 1, 2008 Visit www.slowfoodnation.org for more information. | | Dedicated to creating a framework for deeper environmental connection to our food and aims to inspire and empower Americans to build a food system that is sustainable, healthy and delicious, Slow Food Nation is the first-ever American collaborative gathering to unite the growing sustainable food movement and introduce thousands of people to food that is good, clean and fair. Under the aegis of BCV Architects, delegates from local design and food communities came together to form a Design Advisory Committee with the intent to build relationships between food and design activists and professionals, to combine pleasure with responsibility, and to inspire a new era of activism that unites agriculture with a revised sense of potential for city life. |  | Park(ing) Day September 19, 2008 Visit www.parkingday.org for more information. | | REBAR, Public Architecture, and The Trust for Public Land invite you to rethink the way streets are used, consider the need for urban parks, reclaim the streets for bikes and people, and expand the public realm by creating new opportunities for social exchanges. Click on Tours if you are interested in taking the Privately Owned, Publicly Used: An Exploration of Downtown POPOS Tour on Park(ing) Day. |  | California Academy of Sciences Re-Opening September 27, 2008 Visit www.calacademy.org for more information. | | Join the California Academy of Sciences for a weekend-long celebration of historic proportions in Golden Gate Park - with family-friendly activities and entertainment from morning to night. Enjoy live music and dance performances. Sample sustainably-sourced food from all over the world. Marvel at Chinese acrobats. Browse the latest in green technologies. Scale the rock-climbing wall. And so much more! | | Need more information? Contact us here. |
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