There’s a great little project happening in Regents Park at the moment. The Treehouse Gallery is an ever growing collective of artists, designers, musicians and educators, who have constructed their own public space in which to hold exhibitions and events.

I’ve been following the development of the events schedule for a few weeks now, which is steadily filling up with workshops and other events, but I don’t see much in the way of debates programmed. Surely some LibCon readers and writers could get together to argue about something? Localism is a live debate at the moment, and would seem a perfect topic to discuss in a community-made space. CSJ? Fabians? Demos? SMF?

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1. Jamie Sport

   I miss this kind of thing: http://bit.ly/NrdL0

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2. robertsharp59

   I’ve made a suggestion for @demos @nextleft and @SMF_Events in this post on LibCon: http://bit.ly/OEOFd

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