Be on the lookout for FSI's parklet as part of the Parklets that Empower project! Currently at Plaza Latino on Payne Avenue on the East Side.
Photos from Wintermission at Victoria Garden and Rondo Plaza
See how we lit up the Fairview Underpass beneath I-94 on October 24th with light, music, dancing, campfires, and bright ideas.
Meet the artists we've worked with for our block parties and installations.
Top: Kim Club, Lars Christiansen, Robyn Hendrix, Darius Gray Bottom: Melvin Giles, Lilli Post Johnson, Isaak Rooble, Michael Jon Olson Announcing new Friendly Streets Initiative staff to complete our 2015 FSI team! We’re delighted to welcome Melvin Giles and Isaak
Thanks to everyone who helped make this year’s finale event for our Fairview Avenue project a fantastic success. An estimated 372 community members brought their bright ideas and creative energy to light up the underpass for one evening in October. Neighbors gathered for
By Lars Christiansen Originally published on the Central Corridor Funders Collaborative Blog 2014 has been a breakout year for the Friendly Streets Initiative (FSI). With projects in nearly every Green Line community, we have assisted residents, businesses, and organizations
In prepping for our Fairview Underpass event on October 25th, I took these photos of current conditions beneath I-94. There are actually three bridges overhead in this area: I-94, a railroad bridge, and St. Anthony Ave. Local amenities to
St. Paul Healthy Transportation for All: Building Grassroots Capacity Empowering community leaders to create a healthy and equitable transportation system in St. Paul. Saturday, October 25, 2014 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. North Central States Regional Council of Carpenters Hall 710 Olive St,
We’re in The Line this week as a part of this great feature on Lars and Nancy! How being “car ownership free” led to healthy living, community organizing and embracing transit by Brian Martucci, Wednesday September 17, 2014 “And from
The Friendly Street Initiative team is excited to announce the premier of our project t-shirts, designed by local company Chroma Design and Screen Printing, and printed on union made in the USA shirts. We will be debuting them at our
Friendly Streets brought updates and activities for the Golden Mile, Pelham Bridge and Missing Link projects to the Desnoyer Park Annual Picnic last Tuesday. It was great to see familiar faces of the many people we’ve worked with over the past year and