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The Joy of Color in Historic Places | WAC Pop-Up
February 13 @ 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Wednesday, February 13
with Author, Dr. John “Hans” Gilderbloom
Location: Butchertown Social, 1601 Story Ave, Louisville, KY 40206
Time: Registration & Networking 5:30pm | Presentation 6:00pm
Free entry with a suggested donation of $10.00 – Registration form below.
Can “chromatic homes” be the secret sauce for neighborhood regeneration? Is it possible that an ordinary building can become a neighborhood icon by painting it with bold and lively colors? How does beauty shape a place and make it sustainable? Can a chromatic home bring joy, pride, hope, renewal, reinvestment, and prosperity?
Join Dr. John “Hans” Gilderbloom as he presents Chromatic Homes as a social movement not just here in the U.S. but across the world in Russia, Cuba, Italy, Netherlands as people try to rebuild their neighborhoods.
About Dr. John Gilderbloom
Dr. John I. “Hans” Gilderbloom is considered one of the most influential figures in urban affairs with an emphasis on sustainability, housing, health, and transportation. His fingerprints are all over cities throughout the world. Since 1976 he has been credited as a major player in getting passed and defending the enactment of tenant protections against unfair evictions and unreasonable rents in over 125 cities.
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