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parking1.jpgWhat started as a few grassy plots of sod occupying metered parking spots in San Francisco has blossomed into a world-wide event scheduled to take place September 21st, 2007. Rebar's Park(ing) Day is back for its third year and is bigger and better than ever, this time partnering with both Public Architecture and The Trust for Public Land. ReBar hopes to expand this year's event beyond the 13 participating cities from 2006 including New York, London, and Rio de Janeiro; and they're inviting everyone to get involved- that means YOU!1
parking2.jpgWhat started as a few grassy plots of sod occupying metered parking spots in San Francisco has blossomed into a world-wide event scheduled to take place September 21st, 2007. Rebar's Park(ing) Day is back for its third year and is bigger and better than ever, this time partnering with both Public Architecture and The Trust for Public Land. ReBar hopes to expand this year's event beyond the 13 participating cities from 2006 including New York, London, and Rio de Janeiro; and they're inviting everyone to get involved- that means YOU!2
parking3.jpgWhat started as a few grassy plots of sod occupying metered parking spots in San Francisco has blossomed into a world-wide event scheduled to take place September 21st, 2007. Rebar's Park(ing) Day is back for its third year and is bigger and better than ever, this time partnering with both Public Architecture and The Trust for Public Land. ReBar hopes to expand this year's event beyond the 13 participating cities from 2006 including New York, London, and Rio de Janeiro; and they're inviting everyone to get involved- that means YOU!3
parking4.jpgWhat started as a few grassy plots of sod occupying metered parking spots in San Francisco has blossomed into a world-wide event scheduled to take place September 21st, 2007. Rebar's Park(ing) Day is back for its third year and is bigger and better than ever, this time partnering with both Public Architecture and The Trust for Public Land. ReBar hopes to expand this year's event beyond the 13 participating cities from 2006 including New York, London, and Rio de Janeiro; and they're inviting everyone to get involved- that means YOU!4
Parking Day, Park(ing) day, rebar, public architecture, trust for public land, public park events, san francisco parks, green eventsWhat started as a few grassy plots of sod occupying metered parking spots in San Francisco has blossomed into a world-wide event scheduled to take place September 21st, 2007. Rebar's Park(ing) Day is back for its third year and is bigger and better than ever, this time partnering with both Public Architecture and The Trust for Public Land. ReBar hopes to expand this year's event beyond the 13 participating cities from 2006 including New York, London, and Rio de Janeiro; and they're inviting everyone to get involved- that means YOU!5
Parking Day, Park(ing) day, rebar, public architecture, trust for public land, public park events, san francisco parks, green eventsWhat started as a few grassy plots of sod occupying metered parking spots in San Francisco has blossomed into a world-wide event scheduled to take place September 21st, 2007. Rebar's Park(ing) Day is back for its third year and is bigger and better than ever, this time partnering with both Public Architecture and The Trust for Public Land. ReBar hopes to expand this year's event beyond the 13 participating cities from 2006 including New York, London, and Rio de Janeiro; and they're inviting everyone to get involved- that means YOU!6
Parking Day, Park(ing) day, rebar, public architecture, trust for public land, public park events, san francisco parks, green eventsWhat started as a few grassy plots of sod occupying metered parking spots in San Francisco has blossomed into a world-wide event scheduled to take place September 21st, 2007. Rebar's Park(ing) Day is back for its third year and is bigger and better than ever, this time partnering with both Public Architecture and The Trust for Public Land. ReBar hopes to expand this year's event beyond the 13 participating cities from 2006 including New York, London, and Rio de Janeiro; and they're inviting everyone to get involved- that means YOU!7
