NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | New NE Minneapolis calendar launches
Windom Park residents are among calendar viewers of and from Northeast who will be viewing 2012 from a whole new perspective – the first annual 2012 Northeast calendar now hitting the friendly streets of the community.
Northeast resident and comic artist Kevin Cannon designed the calendar which features art selected from a host of calendar proposals submitted by local artists and selected by local residents.
The 28-page calendar features monthly depictions of each of the thirteen neighborhoods of Northeast, each contributed by a local artist. The calendar will also feature information about the neighborhoods and some of 2012’s major community events.
The cover of the calendar is designed by Lauri Svedberg. All of the selected graphics are posted on the Northeast Community Development Corporation website.
Calendars will be available for purchase at local events in days to come. Individual calendars are being sold for $10, with generous options for bulk purchase, ranging to a price of just $55 for a bundle of 25 calendars.
A release party for the calendar will be held at Eastside Food Coop, 2521 Central Avenue NE, on Sunday, December 4, Noon-3:00 p.m. Free and open. Coffee provided by the Chowgirls, a Northeast catering service.
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