PACE Works in Phases:

PHASE ONE (CONVERSATIONS)
Critical questions about what makes a community, a home, a neighborhood will anchor the discussions. Through this interaction, areas for improvement and ideas are identified by participants, as well as ways to bolster projects already in the making.

PHASE TWO (PROJECT BUILDING)
In the years to follow, Lancaster Public Art will implement public art projects based on the community input.

PHASE THREE (EVALUATIONS/CONSIDERATIONS)
Artists again work with the community to access the effectiveness of the new projects and gather more input for future.

Many Southeast organizations host holiday celebrations, including The Mix at Arbor Place, which hosted their first Annual Family Holiday Breakfast on December 22nd.

And wow, it was a huge success!

About 75 people came to share a breakfast catered and donated by Catalina's on Orange and opened gifts provided by Donegal Insurance, Rocky Springs Entertainment Center and VILLA. Each kid also received a custom sketchbook and pencil from me!

Thanks to Mr. Luis, Mr. Joe, Michelle Johnsen and Ms. Marisol for inviting PACE to screenprint with the kids! Check out Michelle Johnsen’s photos from the event here!

If you’re a teen looking for a great place to hang or a family looking to provide more activities for your kids, check out the amazing cultural programs The Mix offers: What’s For Dinner, After School Program, Urban Arts, Strong African American Families and so much more!

PACE Works in Phases:

Click here or on the image above to download the Final PACE Report here!