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More Kids Games

Idea:

Fun games for kids during evenings and after school. The community brainstorms active, arcade-style games that kids would find fun and works with artists and community members to build them.

Benefit:

Kid-submitted idea. Parents and kids alike complain that they have to leave Lowell for fun games. If it’s successful, this could prove there’s a market for more permanent kids’ activities in Lowell like an arcade or game center!

Location:

Don't Know, OldIdea.

Tiny Music Park(ing) Day Stage

Idea:

Just like park(ing)day, but with musicians and bands! We create the stage and set-up and get the permits, and we do outreach to musicians, bands, poets, to do open-mic style entertainment. Donations could provide stipends for entertainers. This could tie into a Park(ing) Day 2.0–since they figured out logistics and materials last year, there’s more [Read more…]

Benefit:

Free music, happiness spreading! 🙂

Location:

Don't Know, OldIdea.

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