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Arc Community Green Space

Arc Community

Greenspace.

The Arc purchased the site of the old Meadville Club (953 Market Street) in 2018. Our primary goal is to create a community venue where Arc individuals and others from the Meadville community can safely gather and form natural relationships through collaborative participation in arts, culture, and community events.

ENGAGEMENT
ENGAGEMENT

At community workshops during Second Saturday Community Markets, Movies Under the Stars, and at The Arc, participants shared ideas for the community greenspace and drew their ideas for the Snodgrass relief sculpture. Click here to see event photos.

PLACEMAKING
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PLACEMAKING

Transformation of a vacant lot, located in Meadville’s historic business district, into an inclusive community greenspace. The greenspace will include community-designed public art, environmental interventions to address stormwater management, and community arts activities. Click here to learn about our community values.

NEWS

Meadville Tribune -

June 26th, 2020

Jeffrey A. Parks - 

January 22nd, 2020

Your Erie.com -

April 25th, 2019

Meadville Tribune -

April 23rd, 2019

Meadville Tribune - December 12th, 2018

Meadville Tribune -

February 24th, 2018

Wooly Mammoth

Art and Environment Initiative.

The lead artist on this project is Amara Geffen, director of the Art & Environment Initiative, which promotes regional revitalization & beautification through arts-based placemaking and the creation of community-centered public art. The wooly mammoth sculpture pictured left, was developed by Geffen through an Our Town Grant, which she directed in Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania. The sculpture is located at  Fireman's Beach. Click here for a short video of the fabrication process.

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GRANTS

Developer

Use this space to introduce yourself and share your professional history.

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Placemaking

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