BorderLinks Delegation from the Rocky Mountain School of Expeditionary Learning in Denver, CO recently visited the Gloo Factory. They learned about screen printing, social causes and making positive choices for themselves and the world around them. Here is their website to learn more! http://www.rmsel.org/
Friends of Tucson’s Birthplace is a group of Tucson residents committed to re-create and authentically present the historic structures and landscapes to the regional community and visitors in the area known as Tucson’s Birthplace. Their mission is to preserve, honor, protect, restore and promote the cultural heritage of Tucson’s Birthplace at the foot of Sentinel Peak (‘A’ Mountain).
The Mission Garden is a re-creation of the Spanish Colonial walled garden that was part of Tucson’s historic San Agustin Mission. Rebuilt on its original site and located west of downtown Tucson at the corner of Mission Rd and Mission Ln, the Garden features heirloom plants and living and Timeline Gardens, interpreting 4,000 years of Tucson agriculture. You can learn more about them at http://www.tucsonsbirthplace.org/
The picture is of their new banner created at the 
Gloo Factory.
Being a part of the community is important to us. One of Tucson’s most embraced events is the All Souls Procession. Everyone is welcome to join in the many activities, workshops and exhibitions that lead up the the Procession itself. The Gloo Factory participates by screen printing the official All Souls t-shirts, which help raise funds for the event. The All Souls Procession is organized by Many Mouths One Stomach.
Friends of Pima County Public Library visit the Gloo Factory and learn how to screen print tshirts that they will wear in the 2011 All Souls Procession. The Friends of the PCPL is a non-profit organization in existence since 1969 and helps support the library system by raising funds. It is a community effort to promote literacy, the love of books and library programming.
Gloo Factory Ink will be participating in Tucson Museum of Art’s Who Shot Rock & Roll Art After Dark happening on October 22, 2011. We will be printing outdoors in front of the stage between 8 pm -midnight at the opening reception. Stop by and screen print your own souvenir poster. At the event we will also have publicity about our next screen printing workshop.
This event is free for TMA members / $ 10. for non-members. Tucson Museum of Art is located at 140 Main Street in downtown Tucson. For more details visit Tucson Museum of Art’s Who Shot Rock & Roll Art After Dark Party.
The Southside Worker Center provides a volunteer support system to help workers and employers to negotiate day labor employment. A community effort of Southside Presbyterian Church, the Center also offers English classes and other opportunities for the workers.
Visit Southside Worker Center for further details.
