How will our vision of the ideal city evolve in response to today's environmental, demographic and social forces?  Join us for an evening conversation with Carol Coletta, president and CEO of CEOs for Cities and host and producer of the nationally syndicated public radio show, Smart City.  In collaboration with Cascade Land Conservancy's Cities Program.

Carol Coletta

Carol Coletta was named one of the world's 50 most important urban experts by a leading European think tank this year.  Previously she served as president of Coletta & Company in Memphis.  In addition, she served as executive director of the Mayors' Institute on City Design, a partnership of the National Endowment for the Arts, U.S. Conference of Mayors and American Architectural Foundation. 

GETTING THERE
Town Hall is served by Metro bus lines 2 and 13, which stop directly in front of the building at Seneca, and line 12, which stops 1.5 blocks south on Madison at Eighth.  Line 2 serves Madrona, south Capitol Hill, and Queen Anne.  Line 13 goes to West Queen Anne.  Line 12 runs from Capitol Hill to downtown.  For more information on bus schedules and nearby routes, visit Metro.

Also, be sure to join us for:

September 26: Doing Density Right
AIA Credits: 8LUs/3HSW
Attend a full-day summit for design, development & policy maker professionals
HOST Peter Steinbrueck FAIA
KEYNOTE David Dixon FAIA, Principal, Goody Clancy: Mixed-use Myth, Reality and Citizen Embrace
8AM-5PM @ Seattle Center Northwest Rooms

September 27: Taking Action: Advocacy Training
Unpack a grassroots organizer toolkit and learn how to develop a strong message, pitch the media, lobby your government and build effective relationships. Learn how to apply them to issues you care about with examples from the Seattle Waterfront, Arts Neighborhoods, Green Building Legislation and a Neighborhood Building Project.
@ Seattle Central Community College