The Carrboro Community Garden and the Growing Healthy Kids Garden, subjects of the new Common Curator documentary, Growing It Here, Growing It Now, are both located at the site of the future Martin Luther King, Jr. Park in Carrboro, North Carolina. The Carrboro Board of Aldermen will be discussing the development of the park during its upcoming meeting, which is scheduled for 7:30pm, October 4, 2011. The agenda is available online (see item D(3)), including the park's agenda item abstract and the 2004 Master Plan. The meeting is public and supporters of the community gardens are invited to attend.
Meanwhile, Growing It Here, Growing It Now, continues to be aired on local public access television. In addition to Channels 4 (Carrboro) and 8 (Chapel Hill), the film is also now being shown on Channel 18 (Durham); the schedules for the coming week are listed below:
Channels 4 (Carrboro) and 8 (Chapel Hill)Daily and weekly schedules for all programming are accessible at The Peoples Channel.
Mon., Oct. 3 – 5 pm
Tues., Oct. 4 – 8:30 am
Wed., Oct. 5 – 2 pm
Thurs., Oct. 6 – 2 pm + 9 pm
Fri., Oct. 7 – 6:30 pm
Sat., Oct 8 – 2 pm
Sun., Oct. 9 – 12 noon + 10:30 pm
Channel 18 (Durham)
Mon., Oct. 3 – 11 am
Wed., Oct. 5 – 8 am
Fri., Oct. 7 – 6 pm
Sat., Oct. 8 – 3:30 pm
The documentary was directed and produced by Daniel Smith; for a description, check out the announcement in a previous Common Curator post. The film is available on DVD for $10 postpaid, and can be ordered by emailing the Common Curator.
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