Three Artists To Receive $30,000 Each for Creative Placemaking Program in the Glass Street Community
Artists to work with Glass Street community members on public projects that occupy vacant buildings and improve the neighborhood.
On Wednesday, November 20th, please join us for drinks at the Flying Squirrel while benefiting a new park we are building on Glass Street. That’s right, 10% of all sales from 5:30 pm until closing will go straight to support our awesome new pocket park which will continue the revitalization of the proud Glass Farms neighborhood. Read more
Glass House Collective is hosting youth fall break camps for the week of October 21st-25th. We have partnered with Art120, Mark Making, and BRUSH Paint and Sip. Descriptions of the different camps are below:
Artists Will Receive $30,000 Each in Grant Funding to Create Public Projects with the Glass Street Community. Grant provides opportunity for artists to work with community members on public projects that improve the neighborhood while occupying three vacant buildings along Glass Street. Read more
Glass House Collective knows that bringing life back to Glass Street takes more than sprucing up our surroundings. Through the Good Neighbor Network (GNN), we’re focusing on the ways in which we can better support individuals who call the Glass Street community home. The GNN was launched in August of 2013 and is made up of nine individuals who live in the area. Read more
Can 12 teenagers turn an eyesore into a neighborhood hangout in less than a month? Read more
Can one large community mural change the neighborhood for the better? Read more
The Glass Street community space is located at the intersection of North Chamberlain and Glass Street. Read more
Record a politician to singing ‘Mary had a Little Lamb.’ Share a BBQ sandwich with a stranger. Read more
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