In Appreciation of the NEW Times Square
Mayor Bloomberg is expected to announce his verdict on Times Square's new pedestrian spaces very soon. Will the changes be permanent? This morning ...
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Streetsblog San Francisco shows its political clout!
Every day at Streetsblog San Francisco, our writers and editors marvel at the intelligence and passion of our readership, though we rarely get to meet this community of dedicated urbanists in person. Recently we threw ...
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Veronica Moss “Crashes” the Streetfilms Spectacular
Thanks to the 100+ folks who showed up at our "Streetfilms Spectacular 2010", a fundraising party we plan to schedule each year. We've already had a number of people step up to want to sponsor ...
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Streetfilms Spectacular 2010
You are invited to the first you-gotta-be-there event of 2010. So don't be that I'm-so-sad-I-missed-it-person and plan to be there.
On Tuesday, January 19th we'll be hosting: “Streetfilms Spectacular 2010: A Celebration and Opportunity to Help ...
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10 Things to Be Thankful for on Gridlock Alert Days
Each year, New York City DOT and the MTA create a Holiday Traffic Mitigation Plan to ensure that traffic flows as smoothly as possible throughout the busy holiday season. You can do your part by ...
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Fans & Advocates Select their favorite Streetfilms!
For the end of this year, Streetfilms decided to do something fun: ask some of the most influential livable streets advocates, personalities, journalists and web folk which of the 90 films we produced this year ...
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Making a Better Market Street in San Francisco
For decades, planners and transportation specialists have debated how San Francisco's most important street could be re-visioned to make it work better for transit, pedestrians, cyclists, shoppers, and those living on or near it. Now, ...
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Copenhagen’s Climate-Friendly, Bike-Friendly Streets
Tens of thousands of people from nearly every nation on earth have descended on Copenhagen this month for the UN climate summit. As the delegates try to piece together a framework for reducing greenhouse ...
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Cast Your Vote!
Cast your vote for the inaugural People Powered Movement Photo Contest.
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SAVE THESE DATES: January 5th, 6th & 19th!
We are gonna kick off 2010 the right way - with a big Streetfilms screening/celebration in the Penthouse of our new office! It will be full ...
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Streetfilms News: Streetfilms Spectacular 2010
You are invited to the first you-gotta-be-there event of 2010. So don't be that I'm-so-sad-I-missed-it-person and plan to be there.
On Tuesday, January 19th we'll be hosting: “Streetfilms Spectacular 2010: A Celebration and Opportunity to Help Support the Future of Streetfilms” in the Penthouse at the Open Planning Project.
Come by and meet the team. See what Streetfilms is working on. Give us feedback on what you’ve liked in the past and what you’d like to see us tackle in the future. And most importantly, learn about exciting new opportunities to fund part of our work!
And, as an extra once-in-a-lifetime treat, our very special guest will be A.U.T.O. lobbyist Veronica Moss (seen so scoundreliciously here driving her SUV and here bemoaning the new Times Square.) When she got wind we were throwing a party, Ms. Moss told us “someone needs to be there to counter that propaganda stuff you guys produce."
So she’ll be holding a press conference. We have no idea what to expect, but bring your questions. And she promised if you are nice to her, she’s going to pose for photos afterwards.
Doors open at 6 pm and and the official program begins around 630 pm which will consist of speeches, films, and surprises. We’ll have a bounty of snacks and drinks. Buy a t-shirt. We hope to see you there. Click here to RSVP
Tuesday, January 19, 6-9pm
148 Lafayette Street
Take the L N, Q, R, W, 6, J or M trains to Canal Street.
M6 stops nearby at Broadway and Howard.
Bike Valet Parking provided by Transportation Alternatives.
