Houston Tomorrow, Air Alliance Houston, and the Citizens’ Transportation Coalition agree that Houstonians can build a better Houston today by thinking about the Houston we may inherit in 2040 and the Houston we want in 2040. Each happy hour includes time for networking and socializing, a topical speaker who will give an informational presentation on Houston urbanism, transportation planning, culture, environment, and more, and a visionary speaker who will give their “My Houston 2040” talk: what they think Houston will be like in 2040, what they want it to be like in 2040, and / or what they want us to do to make it like they want it to be in 2040.
For this month’s event, MyHouston 2040 will feature a panel discussion on car-free living in Houston. More information follows:
With gas over $4/gallon again, some are starting to reconsider their commutes. But one group of Houstonians is relatively unaffected: those who get around without cars.
On Thursday, My Houston 2040’s monthly happy hour will include a panel discussion featuring an array of Houstonians who are happily living car-free in Houston. We hope to see you there!
Interrupting the speaker and open discussion is encouraged, as is sticking around at Rudyard’s and talking all night.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
5:00 - 7:00 PM
Rudyard’s Upstairs, 2010 Waugh Drive (map)
Free and open to the public.
Food and drinks available at bar.
For information on sponsorship opportunities, please contact Jay Blazek Crossley via .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or by phone at 713-523-5757.
May 12, 2011
5:00PM for 2 hrs
Rudyard’s Upstairs, 2010 Waugh Drive, Houston, TX
$free
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713.523.5757
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