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Comeback Kitchen Table Lowell Edition

Idea:

Nashua had an art project where 10 kitchen tables were painted and put around the community. These tables created a scene and could be used for picnics, kids’ play, or to provoke discussion. Sponsors would be sought to provide artist stipends and donated materials (old tables) would be used and given new life.

Benefit:

This would create a special theme that people from outside of the community would want to visit and "see them all" in special locations in Lowell that might be overlooked. They might provoke conversations, neighborhood residents could use them for picnics, and each table could represent a tradition in Lowell's [Read more…]

Location:

Citywide, OldIdea.

Bike Helmet Decoration

Idea:

Get everyone together to an event with foam, hot glue, small plastic toys. Families work together with their kids in creating fun and colorful bike helmets. Could take place at Western Ave Studios or another place.

Benefit:

Increased visibility and safety for kids on their bikes.

Location:

Acre, OldIdea.

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