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      • Little Free Peace Party 2018
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Vision Statement:
A safe neighborhood in
the heart of Tucson

where a diverse and engaged community cultivates a
beautiful environment within easy access to urban services.


Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed individuals
can change the world. 
Indeed, it's the only thing
that ever has.
Margaret Mead


Garden District Neighborhood

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The Garden District Neighborhood Association is bordered by Swan Road on the East, Grant Road on the North, Alvernon Way on the West and Speedway Boulevard on the South.

The Tucson Botanical Gardens, John B. Wright Elementary, and Martha Cooper Library are gems of our neighborhood.


Garden District Neighborhood Association Meeting

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Quarterly meetings
3rd Tuesdays of May, Sept., Nov., and Jan.

at 6:30 pm
Martha Cooper
Library
                                                                              1377 N. Catalina Ave.
 

Notice and details of meetings will be given in e-newsletters. Topics vary.  Great way to meet neighbors and find out what is going on!

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR YOUR WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT GARDEN DISTRICT THROUGH THE SUBMISSION FORM ON THIS  PAGE.

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 Garden District Neighborhood Association
is a registered 501(c)(3):  86-0838923

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Michele Conklin, Executive Director for Tucson Botanical Gardens (TBG), was inspired to create a T-shirt to reflect the good things happening at the Grant and Alvernon intersection.  Thanks, Michele!   We love it!!! 
 
The  t-shirt is available at the TBG gift shop at the entrance to the gardens.  They carry the shirt in a men's style and a women's style.  Shirts are $18 for non-members.  $16.20 for members after their 10% discount.   Sizes up to 2X. 
 



Garden District has TWO neighborhood information kiosks:
Southwest Quadrant  - corner of Bryant and Fairmount.  Click HERE to see a video of its installation.            
Northeast Quadrant - the northwest corner of Linden and Catalina.  At the corner of Wright Elementary's Playground.
 


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