Bring your old Jack-o-Lantern to the third annual PUMPKINS IN THE PARK FESTIVAL

Monday, November 1, 2010, 6:00 – 8:00 PM, in Rotary Park.

Free Hotdogs and Hot Chocolate will be supplied. Candles provided.

SATURDAY, JULY 3, 2010

Nutana Collegiate is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a Reunion & Community Celebration!
If you attended Nutana Collegiate, it’s not too late to get your ticket to the Reunion festivities ‐ visit www.nutana100.com today.

If you're not an alumnus but are looking for something to do on the July long weekend, look no further ‐ there will be an Old‐Time Community Fair on the Nutana Collegiate schools ground on Saturday, July 3rd that includes: food vendors, entertainment, kids activities, birthday cake, and more! Several tours will also be available throughout the day, including: Nutana Neighbourhood & Broadway Business Improvement District, Marr Residence, River Landing Development. Everyone is welcome!

Visit www.nutana100.com for more information.

Your Nutana Community Association and the urban gardening organization Rooted are proud to bring you a series of four films on “transition culture”, to be shown at our own Broadway Theatre in May. Each film has its own unique perspective on this movement that is growing in communities around the world. NCA and Rooted are both committed to building a more sustainable future. Members of Rooted are exploring alternate forms of gardening in an urban context; e.g. roof gardening. Admission is free, for Nutana residents and non-residents alike. Following is the film schedule.

Tuesday, May 4th, 7 p.m.: Dirt, an award-winning film on the worldwide crisis of disappearing soil (plus guest speaker Cathy Holtslander, author of Beyond Factory Farming, talking about the importance of topsoil). Watch the trailer Website

Tuesday, May 11th, 7 p.m.: The End of Suburbia, an introduction to the idea of “peak oil” (plus ecologist Dr. Lynn Oliphant, Professor Emeritus, U. of S., talking about passive solar greenhouses). Watch the trailer Website

Tuesday, May 18th, 7 p.m.: The Garden, about a grassroots attempt to start an urban community garden in Los Angeles (plus Ruth Anne Rudack from CHEP talking about local community gardening). Watch the trailer Website

Tuesday, May 25th, 7 p.m.: Mad City Chickens, a “sometimes serious, sometimes whimsical” look at the people who keep urban chickens in their backyards — including a rescued landfill chicken. Watch the trailer Website

NCA also sees this film series as an opportunity to support the Broadway Theatre, so there will be a
chance to make a donation towards retiring the theatre’s debt. Come see these very interesting and important films: be enlightened and entertained, and support your community theatre.

Thank you to all the volunteer coaches and mini athletes, the 2010 outdoor season is fast approaching. If you'd like to be included on the mailing list for the 2011 registration night please email soccer@nutana.ca.

Calling all mini athletes!

Join the fun of outdoor soccer this spring in Nutana. Registration is Feb 24 from 7-8:30 pm in the lunchroom at Ecole Victoria School.

Athletes and coaches needed for Under 6, Under 8 and Under 10 teams.

For more information click Outdoor Soccer or contact Jesse Green at soccer@nutana.ca.

See you at registration and on the fields this spring!