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Monday July 17th at 6:30pm
Strathmoor Presbyterian Church
2201 Hawthorne Ave. 40205
Tuesday, July 18th at 6:30pm
FLUX1619
1619 W. Main Street 40203
RSVP to: johnh@centerforneighborhoods.org
7300 Jefferson Boulevard (near Jefferson Mall) 40219
GRAND OPENING AT 10:30AM
New classes at the Louisville Free Public Library to help parents talk about the drug epidemic with their family.
Saturday, August 5th at 2pm
at Southwest Regional Library
9725 Dixie Hwy 40272
Center For Neighborhoods is now accepting applications for Neighborhood Institute Fall 2017!
Classes will meet at:
Center For Neighborhoods HQ
507 South Third Street
August 26th - November 9th, 2017
Every Thursday, 6:00 - 8:30 PM
Dinner provided.
Please click HERE to for more information,
or to apply for the Fall 2017 class.
The application deadline for Neighborhood Institute Fall 2017 is 12:00PM on Friday, August 11th, 2017.
About Neighborhood Institute The Neighborhood Institute is open to all neighborhoods, Metro Council Districts and the whole community. There is no charge to attend.
The Neighborhood Institute is a neighborhood leadership-education program established in 1987 by the Center For Neighborhoods, a non-profit civic organization. The Neighborhood Institute equips neighborhood leaders with the resources necessary to effect positive change by acting through and with their neighborhood groups.
Part of the Neighborhood Institute curriculum includes a self-directed project in the community. Through the class projects, people become engaged in the community as they branch out and apply the information and knowledge from the class to real life situations.
For more information, contact John Hawkins, 502-589-0343 or johnh@centerforneighborhoods.org.
Seneca Park Beautification
Tuesdays: 9am - 12pm
Show your Seneca Park Pride and help make a difference by volunteering with the Olmsted Parks Conservancy! Tasks may include weeding, mulching, painting and general park beautification. Gloves, guidance and tools provided. Dress for the weather and getting dirty! Long pants with tennis shoes or old boots are recommended- no sandals please. For more information and a list of other upcoming events, visit www.olmstedparks.org or call Sarah at 456-8125.
The Louisville Free Public Library has much more to offer than just books you can check out. They offer free internet access, books on tape, CDs DVDs and many classes and events for kids, teens, and adults. Click the photo or name to see what programs are available:
2816 Del Rio Place 40220
(502) 574-1795
3940 Grandview Avenue 40207
(502) 574-1771
4800 Exeter Avenue 40218
(502) 479-6160
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