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Brightmoor Artisans Collective is partnering with Gleaners to host a six week "Cooking Matters with Kids" course starting January 11th, 2017.
The class meets at the Community Kitchen (corner of Fenkell and West Parkway) every Wednesday for six weeks from 6-8pm. After each session, students will bring home free ingredients and recipes to share with their families. If you are interested in signing up youth ages 8-12, or for more information, please contact Brittany Bradd at 313-212-8851.
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Join us every Monday from 4-5:50 in the Community Creation Space (corner of Fenkell and Beaverland) as we work through our homework, build and program robots, and find and share our superpowers.
This is a seven-week adventure (through the end of the year). The more the merrier! Hope to see you soon.  Jennifer Guerro of Michigan Radio did a compelling piece about how abandoned homes batter our immune systems and how strong connections to neighbors strengthen them. Read and hear it here.
We get together to play all kinds of games on Sundays at the spiral bench on Lamphere just south of Chalfonte.
It's a completely drop-in Sunday funday with games like Scrabble, Pictionary, Uno, Chess, Jenga, Taboo, and cards. Don't see your favorite game listed? We may have acquired it or you can bring it with you and teach folks how to play. If you're feeling like a little more action, we've got some lawn games and some kids are always up for freeze tag or something else wiggly. Since it's outdoor fun, we cancel when the weather doesn't cooperate. (Maybe in the winter we'll build snow creatures? Only time will tell.) Come join the fun and meet some new neighbors! We meet on the first Thursday of every month to check in with our neighbors, share a meal, and race through what happened last month and what's on the docket for next month. The meetings are open to all and take place at St. Christine's Soup Kitchen at the corner of Dacosta and Fenkell. Chatting and chewing starts at 6:30, the official meeting starts at 7, and we strive to end the business by 8:30.
We welcome all interested parties and encourage you come whether or not you've had a chance to whip up something tasty in your kitchen. Sliced watermelon or a carry out pizza are great offerings, and if you don't have time to pick up or whip up something, we still want to meet you! Hope to see you soon.
WZXY's Ronnie Dahl covered the building of Groundhog Park in this video. The transcript begins:
"DETROIT (WXYZ) - In a neighborhood known for its blight, seeds are being planted as college students transform not only vacant lots, but also attitudes about Detroit. In an often forgotten corner of Brightmoor, a classroom project is taking root and hope is growing as vacant lots are transformed." Click here to watch the news segment or read the transcript. CITIES | Population loss and official neglect haven’t kept residents of one Detroit neighborhood from banding together to rebuild.
Article by Susan Olasky for World. The article begins: "DETROIT—Riet Schumack has lived in the Detroit area since 1991. In 2006 she and her husband Mark, an engineering professor at the University of Detroit-Mercy, moved to Brightmoor, a four-square-mile, hard-pressed neighborhood on the city’s northwest side. Some people call it Blightmoor." Click here to read the entire article.
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