Fódhla - Irish music
2016-09-09 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Detroit) | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Fódhla (pronounced “foh-luh”) – Irish music from Portland and Boston

After 15 years of performing together and recording on each other’s solo albums, Portland, Maine-based flute player Nicole Rabata and Boston-based fiddler Ellery Klein decided a group together was long overdue. With the addition of Bethany Waickman on guitar, the trio found a sound rooted in the traditional Irish music Ellery and Nicole honed during years abroad in the Irish cities of Cork, Limerick, and Ennis. The trio is also influenced by the depths of Nicole’s virtuosic classical music career, Ellery’s Americana sounds, and Bethany’s soft-spoken, yet driving, guitar playing.
Fódhla have been well received at festivals such as Portland’s Saltwater Festival, the Maine Celtic Celebration, and the Boston Celtic Music Festival. Their debut recording, Notes from Millpond, was released in December 2015 to a sold-out show at Acoustic Artisans in Portland.
Bios:
Fiddler Ellery Klein brings a style steeped in traditional Irish sounds seasoned with American fiddle styles. She toured with the Billboard-charting Irish music group Gaelic Storm from 2003-2007 and was a founding member of the all-female ensemble Long Time Courting. In 2015 she was invited to be a featured soloist with Duluth, MN’s Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra, performing Nickitas Demos’ Double Concert for Celtic and Bluegrass Fiddle. She holds an MA in Traditional Irish Music from the University of Limerick. www.elleryklein.net
Irish flutist Nicole Rabata is well known for her diverse musical interests including the classical, Celtic, and Brazilian choro genres. Holding an International Artist Diploma and Masters Degree in Performance from Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, England, she is on the faculty at Colby College and the University of Maine at Augusta. She spent four years in the west of Ireland immersing herself in traditional music, and has since traveled as a teacher and performer to Sweden, India, Germany, Italy, France and the UK. www.nicolerabata.com
Bethany Waickman is a guitarist based out of Portland, Maine. She grew up in a musical family in the Adirondack Mountains of northern New York state. After college she spent some time traveling, hiking, and playing music in Ireland. Upon returning, she moved to Boston to focus on music. She co-founded the contra dance trio, Anadama, and is the guitarist for VT-based fiddler/singer Lissa Schneckenburger. She’s toured across the US, Canada, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, and Germany. Bethany moved to Maine in 2013 and has been enjoying the Portland session scene as well as keeping in rotation in the New England contra dance circuit. www.bethanywaickman.com

Try Your Hand (Calligraphy Art Interaction)
2016-09-10 10:00 - 13:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Did you ever wish you could write in another language? Or have beautiful penmanship in your own? Here’s a chance to Try Your Hand at an international calligraphy event at Congress Square Park!

People from around the world will show you how to write in their native script, such as Cyrillic, Japanese, Arabic. You’ll also have a chance to try Medieval and Modern Latin alphabet calligraphy. You’ll learn a few words and perhaps a proverb from the different cultures and be able to make a keepsake pendant with your choice of two languages. Come out and do something different at Congress Square Park!

Supplies will be provided and instruction is free.

Robin's Zodiac Yoga
2016-09-12 16:00 - 17:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Robin’s Zodiac Yoga starts your week off right with Sun and Moon salutations, deep stretches, twists, balance, and heart and hip openers. Attune your mind and body to the natural rhythm of the season including postures aligned with new and full moons. Energize with breath and movement, songs and sound, and other surprises that’ll make you smile. All levels are welcome including beginners. Robin promises a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Bring your own mat.

Watch This! film festival
2016-09-16 17:00 - 20:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
The Art Department and Bomb Diggity Arts are teaming up once again to present the “WATCH THIS!” film festival. Through an open call for all sorts of creative filmmaking – short films, music videos, animations and claymations – Watch This! provides an eclectic mix of local films sure to delight.

Community Event: Tent of Casually Observed Phenologies
2016-09-18 12:00 - 18:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
What Can Tarot cards teach us about climate change? Join artist James Leonard on Sunday, September 18th in Congress Square Park to find out!
It can be hard to face a future we fear. Divination has been used by cultures throughout the world to help people navigate difficult futures. Artist James Leonard has adapted Tarot cards to help others process what he calls “overwhelming climate anxiety.” This summer he’s traveling the country, making one-day stops to give climate change divinatory readings inside a special, handsewn tent.
Leonard will be inside his tent, offering free, private climate change readings. Everyone is invited. Readings last approximately 15 minutes each and are given on a first-come, first-served basis.
Leonard calls his artwork The Tent of Casually Observed Phenologies. From the outside, the tent looks like a cross between a post-apocalyptic wigwam and a children’s blanket fort. The rainbow interior is made out of brightly colored recycled clothing. It required over 500 hours of hand sewing to complete. Detailed tea-colored ink paintings of different plant and animal species—each reportedly affected by climate change are pinned to the outside.
Leonard explains, “A lot of thought has gone into The Tent of Casually Observed Phenologies. I wanted to create a space for contemplation, where participants can slow down, articulate questions and find clarity. Climate change is a universal concern. Art is the perfect place for expressing and evaluating concern.”
James Leonard is an internationally exhibited artist. He recently finished a 2016 artist residency at MASS MoCA. In 2015, he was artist-in-residence at the Boston Center for the Arts. When not on the road, he lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

Happiness To Burn
2016-09-21 18:00 - 20:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Happiness to Burn (Lisa Redfern & Jenny Van West on vocals & guitars, Andy Happel on fiddle, Jon Cooper on dobro)
We will be serving up vocal harmony-infused country & swing, and maybe a Pink Floyd cover.

Salsa in the Square with PM Salsa & DJ Braulio
2016-09-23 18:00 - 20:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Join us for our monthly Salsa in the Square with Wendy Edwards of PM Salsa. These smokin’ hot dance nights are a park favorite and not to be missed!

Hewnoaks Showcase
2016-09-24 12:00 - 17:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Join us for our first annual Hewnoaks Showcase! Artists who have been in residence at the Hewnoaks Artist Colony on Kezar Lake will share recent work. Visual artists including Sarah Perea Kane, Pamela Moulton, Sarah Baldwin, Amelia Harnas, and Anne Scheer will display their work for sale, and Moulton and Baldwin will lead interactive demonstrations of their processes. At 3:30 pm, award-winning fiction writer Douglas Milliken will read stories, Kerry Herlihy will read from her memoir-in-progress, award-winning poet Lee Sharkey will read recent work, and composer James Falzone will provide beautiful music.
Art displays and demonstrations 12-5 pm, Performances at 3:30 pm

Community Event: Concert Across America to End Gun Violence
2016-09-25 12:00 - 15:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
It’s said that this could be the Woodstock of 2016. (Mike Weisser, Huffington Post, 8.23.16).
On Sept. 25, 2016, the Concert Across America to End Gun Violence will happen at over 150 sites across the country. Portland’s event will be a free concert from noon to 3 pm at Congress Square Park. The Portland event is being sponsored by the Phoenix Chorale, Portland’s social justice choir. “It is right in line with our mission to change the world through song” comments Dr. Deirdre McClure, Artistic Director.
Concert coordinator Betsey Remage-Healey observes that “we’ve had such a string of recent gun tragedies from Orlando to St. Paul to Baton Rouge to Dallas. The Concert is a chance to honor the dead and energize the living. And in Maine, the cool thing is that we can do something in November with the background check referendum on the ballot.”
In addition to the Phoenix Chorale, performers will include Lyle Divinsky, Gina Allibrio, Wes Covey, Ronda Dale and Portland’s immigrant girls’ choir, Pihcintu. The concert will be introduced by Mayor Ethan Strimling, with additional remarks by the mother of a gun murder victim, Judi Richardson, and Nick Wilson, Executive Director of the Maine Gun Safety Coalition.
The event is co- sponsored by the Maine Gun Safety Coalition, Maine Moms Demand Action, Remembering Darien and the Friends of Congress Square Park.
Big names are signing on to events in Brooklyn and LA including Jackson Browne, Rosanne Cash, Marc Cohn. Don Felder, Ed Begley Jr., Kenny Loggins, Ryan Cabrera and Sabian Kale.
For more information about the national event, visit concertacrossamerica.org ; also visit the Portland event page at www.facebook.com/CAAportlandme/.

ICELANDx207: Container
2016-09-27 12:00 - 17:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
We are pleased to host ICELANDx207: Container a multimedia installation by Portland Photographer Justin Levesque on view September 27 through October 12. The exhibition will be housed in an Eimskip shipping container. The opening reception is scheduled for Friday, September 30 at 6 p.m. and is free and open to the public.
ICELANDx207: Container documents Iceland’s recent entry into Maine’s waterfront and economy via the Icelandic steamship company, Eimskip.
Hours:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: noon- 5pm
Friday: 2pm-8pm
Saturday & Sunday: 11am – 4pm
In September 2015, Levesque spent nine days on board the MV Selfoss, an Eimskip container ship traveling from Portland to Iceland, part of their Green Line shipping route. ICELANDx207: Container is the record of that voyage. Using photography and podcasts, Levesque chronicled life aboard the ship with portraits of the all-Icelandic crew and images of the revitalized and bustling International Marine Terminal in Portland. In a nine-episode podcast ICELANDx207: Green Line, Levesque conducts interviews with the crew and shares his day-to-day experiences traveling on the North Atlantic Ocean.
Levesque describes Eimskip’s Green Line as “the invisible thread that connects our two cities, countries, cultures and economies.”
ICELANDx207: Container is on view in conjunction with the 2016 Arctic Council, an international conference dedicated to economic development in the Arctic region. Hosted by the Maine North Atlantic Development Office, the event takes place at the adjacent Westin Portland Harborview from October 4 through 6, 2016. For more information, visit www.maineandthearctic.com
Levesque has received grants from the Maine Arts Commission and SPACE Gallery’s Kindling Fund to support the project. Levesque’s North Atlantic endeavors will continue in 2017, when he sails through the Arctic for four weeks in June as part of The Arctic Circle residency program. The Arctic Circle brings together international artists of all disciplines as well as scientists, architects, and educators to collectively explore remote and fascinating destinations aboard the Antigua, a barquentine Tall Ship sailing vessel.
About Justin Levesque:
Justin Levesque is a 2010 graduate of the University of Southern Maine, where he received a BFA in photography, specializing in the critical analysis of images and their impact on social norms and community expectations. Levesque lives in Portland and has his own design studio, Shop Geometry. He also serves on the board for the Hemophilia Alliance of Maine and runs a group of programs called FOLX that celebrate arts, creativity, and visual literacy in the bleeding disorders community.
Justin Levesque – Artist Website: http://shopgeometry.com

Kitten Therapy
2016-09-28 11:30 - 13:30 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Midday stress and world events got you down? Lighten up your day with a dose of kitten therapy in Congress Square Park.
The Animal Refuge League and Dextrous Creative will be hosting kitten therapy on Wednesday, September 28th inviting park goers to take a break from their busy day to relax and play in a box of bouncing kittens.

Dance Party for Everyone: Make America Dance Again
2016-09-28 18:00 - 20:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Come join Ed King, Rosanne Graef and all your friends from Congress Square Park for a look at 50 years of hits, misses and crazes – get out your blue suede shoes, high-heeled sneakers and let’s do a little dance!

HOUSE MUSIC in the SQUARE
2016-09-30 18:00 - 20:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
An evening of soulful dance music by Portland Maine Soul Summit- POMSS local DJ’s Mr. DERELOID, KID RAY and Jack M Flash. These three DJ’s have lived and shared their positive music through residencies at Flask Lounge, private events and festivals across New England since the 1990’s. Insiders know that Portland is bursting with talent and a supportive environment for creative people of all kinds. POMSS is an international dance music festival celebrating LOVE in Portland, ME over Labor Day Weekend with an official launch in 2017. We are a group of DJ’s, vocalists, producers, promoters, artists, audiophiles and media coming together to spread positive energy and culture through house music.

Waking Windows Music Festival
2016-10-01 12:00 - 17:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Waking Windows is a celebration of music, art, fashion, comedy & food. Featuring over 60 bands, writers, and comedians across 10 venues.
Music in Congress Square Park from noon-5pm is FREE. Stay tuned for more details on performers and times for CSP.
Tickets to the other venues can be purchased here.
Performer line-up:
Vetiver, JEFF the Brotherhood, The Luyas, Rough Francis, Nat Baldwin
Mal Devisa, Lina Tullgren, Paper Castles, Record High, YAIRMS, Soft Eyes, Leveret, Jeff Beam, Madaila, Micah Blue Smaldone, Kafari, Kelly Ravin, Footings, Greg Jamie, Beeef, Apartment 3, Asperos Saicos, Carinae, Cool Tara, Crystal Canyon, Eternals, Henry Jamison, Micromasse, Rick Rude, Tiny Hazard, Swale, Wren Kitz, Eugene Chadbourne, Foam Castles, Lisa/Liza, Music Band, Ada, Altar Boys, Altered Gee, DJ Disco Phantom, An Anderson, Bad Mariachi, Bright Boy, Diva Cup, Micromasse, Mosart212, Seth Gallant, Tanner Olin Smith

CS Redesign Public Open House
2016-10-04 17:00 - 20:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
The design team WRT and artist Sarah Sze will be in Portland for a three-day Storefront Workshop to develop design concepts for Congress Square.
You are invited to attend any or all of the public sessions as scheduled below. This is your chance to shape the future design of this important public space at the heart of Portland!
Tuesday, October 4
Open House – Initial findings and approaches – Accessibility, Connectivity, Identity
5:00 – 8:00pm
Wednesday, October 5 (Please note that Sarah Sze Studio will only be in attendance on Wednesday.)
Brown Bag Lunch with Artist Sarah Sze – meet the artist and share your perspective
12:00 – 1:00pm
Open House – Presentation of Design Work from Day 2
5:00 – 8:00pm
Thursday, October 6
Open House – Preliminary Concepts
5:00 – 8:00pm
Where: All sessions will be at Think Tank Coworking (533 Congress Street)
How can you participate: All open houses are free and open to the public – feedback will be taken with interaction sessions. Please spread the word to those you think might be interested!
A big thanks to our in-kind Sponsors: Think Tank Coworking, The Art Mart, Tandem Coffee + Bakery, and Otto Pizza!

Jeff Beam Band
2016-10-07 18:00 - 20:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Jeff Beam is a multi-instrumentalist songwriter from Portland, Maine. He writes, performs, records, & releases melodic experimental music tinged with kaleidoscopic soundscapes, inspired by the likes of Olivia Tremor Control, Elliott Smith, Deerhunter, & Spoon. His recordings are a one-man odyssey; his live shows revolve around an energetic band of his good friends.
His lyrics contain observations on humanity, existence, perception, and the attempt to find inner peace amidst a tumultuous outer world. Musically, Beam seeks to fuse together unorthodox pop melody with psychedelic sound textures & colorful instrumentation. 2016 opened with the release of Is Believed To Have Been, a 9-song full-length studio album follow-up to 2012’s Be Your Own Mirror.
Jeff Beam has played with Spoon, Nat Baldwin (Dirty Projectors), Eleanor Friedberger (Fiery Furnaces), Deer Tick, Marco Benevento, Sam Roberts Band, Wintersleep, Jefferson Starship, White Hinterland, and more.

Community Event: Viking Ship!
2016-10-09 10:00 - 16:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Members of the Maine Nordmenn lodge of the Sons of Norway have rehabilitated the non-seaworthy 19’ sailboat (originally built at the Sample shipyard in Boothbay) into a Viking Ship! This impressive craft will be visiting Congress Square Park on Leif Erikson Day, Sunday, October 9, 2016.

The ship will be on display during the daylight hours and members of the Maine Nordmenn will be there to tell you a little bit about the ship, the lodge and the Vikings. This is a great photo opportunity for the whole family! Remember, Leif as the first European to reach North America, hundreds of year before Columbus!

Portland Swing Project featuring Hadacol Bouncers
2016-10-12 17:30 - 19:30 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
The Hadacol Bouncers formed in the summer of 2013 for a Portland, Maine swing dance festival and never looked back. The group is a joint effort by co-band leaders Tom Whitehead (piano) and Peter Dunphy (banjo). Tom has a multi-style background in blues, New Orleans R&B and Bebop piano, and Peter has been playing New Orleans and Chicago style jazz since he was fourteen. When forming the group, Tom and Peter handpicked some of their favorite musicians from the Portland and Portsmouth jazz scene.
The Hadacol Bouncers play the music of Fats Waller, James P. Johnson, Louis Armstrong and more. The music is a fun hybrid of New Orleans Jazz, Chicago-style Jazz, novelty songs and other classics from the great American songbook. Hadacol has a traditional lineup of banjo/tenor guitar, piano, tuba, drums, trombone, soprano sax/clarinet and trumpet/cornet.The music is fresh and bright and great for dancing! .www.hadacolbouncers.com
Portland Swing Project is a local organization with a passion for swing music and dances of the 1920s to today. We teach, dance, perform and provide live and DJ’d swing music spanning a century to local venues. We’re also some of the friendliest people you’ll ever meet – we have a bunch of fun so come join us! For information on weekly classes and dances, private lessons and special events, check out www.portlandswingproject.com.

Pumpkins in the Square
2016-10-23 16:00 - 18:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
Join us for the 2nd annual Pumpkins in the Square! Help us celebrate a successful 2016 season with pumpkin carving, cider, treats, and blue grass music by Northwood!
BYOP or buy one at the event. Prizes will be awarded for the best carved pumpkins!
A special thanks to our in-kind sponsors: Rosemont Market, Standard Baking Company, and Allagash Brewing!
Photos from 2015 celebration:

Call for 2017 Programming Ideas Opens!
2017-01-01 08:00 - 17:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
We’re excited to announce our call for programming submissions for the 2017 season is now open. We will be accepting ideas through our website until Tuesday, January 31st.
If you have an idea for an event or activity in 2017, we want to hear from you! We’re looking to present a diverse mix of programming next year – from music, films and theater to dances, engaging art interactions, and sing-alongs. They can be one-time events, weekly activities or something in between. In February, our Programming Committee will review the submissions and select the line-up for FoCSP’s 2017 In The Square series which will run from May through October.
Submit your idea by 1/31 here.

Concept Design Presentation to Disability Advisory Committee
2017-01-04 11:00 - 12:00 | City Hall, Room 24
Portland’s Urban Designer and CS Redesign Project Manager, Caitlin Cameron, will be presenting the WRT/Sarah Sze concept materials to the following city boards/committees in early January for feedback and review. All of the meetings are open to the public. Join us!

Disability Advisory Committee: Wednesday, January 4, 11am (Room 24)
Historic Preservation Board: Wednesday, January 4, 6:45pm (Room 209)
Parks Commission: Thursday, January 5, 5:00pm (Room 24)
Bicycle Pedestrian Committee: Monday, January 9, 5:30pm (Room 209)
Planning Board: Tuesday, January 10, 4:30pm (Council Chambers)
Land Bank Commission: Thursday, January 12, 5:00pm (Room 24)

Public feedback on the concept will be collected through January 15th here. See full WRT/Sarah Sze Presentation here.

Concept Design Presentation to Historic Preservation Board
2017-01-04 18:45 - 19:45 | City Hall, Room 209

Concept Design Presentation to Parks Commission
2017-01-05 17:00 - 18:00 | City Hall, Room 24

Concept Design Presentation to Bicycle Pedestrian Committee
2017-01-09 17:30 - 18:30 | City Hall, Room 209

Design Concept Presentation to Planning Board
2017-01-10 16:30 - 17:30 | City Hall, Council Chambers

Design Concept Presentation to Land Bank Commission
2017-01-12 17:00 - 18:00 | City Hall, Room 24

Last Day for 2017 Programming Submissions!
2017-01-31 23:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
If you have an idea for an event or activity in 2017, we want to hear from you! We’re looking to present a diverse mix of programming again next year – from music, films and theater to dances, engaging art interactions, and sing-alongs. They can be one-time events, weekly activities or something in between. In February, our Programming Committee will review the submissions and select the line-up for FoCSP’s 2017 In The Square series which will run from May through October.
Be part of our 2017 In the Square Series! Submit your idea here today!
Please Note: Congress Square Park is a public space, so if you prefer not to be sponsored by FoCSP under our In the Square event series, you are always welcome to apply for an event permit directly from the City of Portland Event Office at TVM@portlandmaine.gov. But, submitting an idea through our open call gives you the potential to be part of our event series and, if selected, to receive a stipend and be included in FoCSP’s event promotions.

PMA's Lights Across Congress
2017-02-03 18:00 - 22:00 | Congress Square Park, Portland, ME, 04101, United States
The countdown to the unveiling of the new PMA begins at 6 p.m. on February 3 with Lights Across Congress, a special event that will bring together more than 20 community organizations, businesses, and supporters to present a massive 130-foot-wide cinematic projection on the museum’s façade, promising to be the Maine arts event of the year.
Lights Across Congress will serve as a public countdown to the reopening of the PMA, and at the end of the projection the museum will open its doors and welcome visitors to the entirely new and reimagined PMA, for free.
Lights Across Congress will include one of the largest multidimensional projections in Portland’s history, made possible through generous support from Unum as well as through partnerships with Headlight AV, p3, and the City of Portland. To celebrate the reopening of the museum, the projection will light up the façade of the PMA with an exciting and colorful animated sequence that people will remember for years to come. With support from the city of Portland and to provide as many viewing angles as possible, Free Street at Congress Street will be closed to traffic on the evening of February 3.
Many more community partners will be involved—including ice sculptors and food trucks—to make Lights Across Congress a festive winter carnival environment and a true party to mark the reopening of the PMA.
Lights Across Congress is a moment of celebration for the Portland Museum of Art, as well as an opportunity to showcase the economic and social power of Maine’s arts and culture for a wide array of organizations, community partners, and businesses. From leading corporations such as Unum to creative agencies such as p3 and The VIA Agency, and from community organizations such as Creative Portland to state agencies such as the Maine Office of Tourism, Lights Across Congress and the reopening of the PMA provides a moment for the city of Portland and the state of Maine to rally around the arts.
Lights Across Congress is made possible and supported by Unum.
Technical assistance is provided by Headlight Audio Visual, Inc. and the projection is designed and animated by p3.
In-Kind Event Support for Lights Across Congress
Crestline Custom Promotional Products
Headlight Audio Visual, Inc.
Hyatt Place Portland Old Port
p3
Portland Press Herald
Seacoast Scaffold & Equipment Corporation
Townsquare Media
The Law Office of Joe Bornstein
The VIA Agency
WCSH 6
The Westin Portland Harborview
Wright-Ryan Construction
Community Partners
City of Portland
Greater Portland Convention + Visitors Bureau
Creative Portland
Friends of Congress Square Park
Hyatt Place Portland Old Port
Maine College of Art
Maine Office of Tourism
Maine Public
METRO
Portland Downtown

Congress Square Redesign Public Meeting #3
2017-03-16 17:30 - 19:30 | Westin Portland Harborview Hotel, 157 High Street, Portland, ME, United States
Join WRT and your local Project Team (Planning Department, Public Art Committee and FoCSP) for the final public meeting for the Congress Square Redesign schematic design phase. The schematic designs will be at 70% complete and we’re looking for public feedback before the designers complete the finishing touches.
Thank you to Westin Portland Harborview Hotel for hosting this meeting!

Season Kick-off Meet & Greet!
2017-04-04 05:30 - 19:00 | 10 Congress Square Plaza Apartments, Portland
Join our Park Steward team!
Do you live or work in the Congress Square Neighborhood? Do you like what is happening in the park and want to get involved? Our amazing neighborhood volunteers make it all possible. YOU can help too!
Join us for our Season Kick-off Meet & Greet on April 4th from 5:30-7pm.
Come meet other volunteers, learn about our 2017 events, activities & volunteer opportunities, and help us celebrate the wonderful CSP community. From one-time events to the gardening team to our weekly amenity crew, we have plenty of opportunities for you to get engaged.
It takes a community to create a place, and a place to create a community.
Please note: RSVP required to friends@congresssquarepark.org for access to the building.
