• Thursday, September 20 at the Broadway Theatre
• Free Admission – Reserve your seat  (Picatic has it listed as Parking Day, but the tickets are for these speakers)
• Doors open at 6:30 pm.  Speakers start at 7:00 pm
• Following the speakers:  Gerry Klein, Civic Affairs Columnist at The StarPhoenix, will engage the speakers and audience in discussion
• Opening Reception with music by the Saskatoon Brass Trio
• The evening will also include:  a book-signing by Ken Greenberg during the wine and cheese reception;  local poet Charles Hamilton’s "Saskatoon: A Love Letter";  music by Fountains of Youth;  and, previews of  Park(ing) Day activities that will occur on Friday, September 21.

The Nutana Community Association and the Broadway Theatre are pleased to welcome Ken Greenberg, internationally acclaimed architect, urban designer, and bestselling author.  Mr. Greenberg will present a talk entitled City Building: The Emergence of a New North American Dream.  His presentation will engage the audience in his approach to city building, offering a new toolkit for optimizing the city from areas as small as a city block to as large as a city region.  Combining thirty years of his own experience rejuvenating downtowns, waterfronts, neighbourhoods and university campuses with lessons from others like his friend and mentor Jane Jacobs, Mr. Greenberg's message is hopeful and practical and will leave the audience anticipating their own walk home through exceptional urbanism. 

Joining Greenberg will be Alan Wallace, Saskatoon’s Manager of Planning and Development, talking about one of our city’s grandest city-building initiatives in at least 50 years, the Integrated Growth Plan.  The IGP seeks to address issues of sustainable development, transportation, and quality of life for citizens of Saskatoon.

Following the speakers:  Gerry Klein, Civic Affairs Columnist at The StarPhoenix, will engage the speakers and audience in discussion

For additional information, please visit the link on the right-hand side of the page:  

Sept. 20 - Ken Greenberg

Link to NCA poster for the event

The Saskatoon Pattern Dance Club welcomes people to have fun dancing and share good fellowship.

Dancing is held every 2^nd and 4^th Tuesday of the month starting October 9, 2012 and ending April 23, 2013 at Grace Westminster United Church (505-10th St E--upper hall) in Saskatoon.  Dancing will be from 7:00 to 9:00 with beginner instruction and easier dances in the first hour.  Memberships are $50 and guest fees are $6 per dance.  Phone 382-5107 or 374-9383 or 653-5339 for more information.

Thank you to everyone who registered in classes on Monday night. 

The following classes are full:

• Yoga Fit (Tuesday) – there is still some space in the Monday class
• Yoga for Runners & Others
• Yoga (Basic)
• Ballroom Dance
• East Indian Cooking
• Chocolate Making

The following classes have been cancelled for this term:

• Forever Young
• Big & Little

If you have any questions regarding the programs, please contact programming@nutana.ca

There will be a Meet and Greet at Ecole Victoria on Wednesday Sept 19^th and the school will not be available for NCA classes that day.  The following class dates have been changed to reflect this.  Here are the revised dates:

• Mitzvah Technique:  Sept. 26 - Nov. 28
• Forever Young:  Sept. 26 - Nov. 28
• Yoga for Youth (6-10 yrs):  Sept. 26 - Nov.28
• Yoga for Youth (11-15 yrs):  Sept. 26 - Nov. 28
• Creative Movement:  Sept 26 - Nov 14 (8 week class)

We apologize for the inconvenience.

The Saskatoon Police Service would like to remind motorists that beginning Saturday, September 1^st speed restrictions in school zones will be in effect.

During the school year, from September to June, motorists must reduce their speed in school zones to 30 km/hr.  Zones are clearly marked at all Saskatoon elementary and high schools and will be enforced in an effort to reduce the risk of vehicle-pedestrian or vehicle-cyclist collisions.