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Thursday
May302013

CNU 21: Day 2

Today is a HUGE day. The first ever NextGen Debate night is tonight, 8:30 PM at the Perry Hotel. If you're in Salt Lake City, make plans to attend. This is going to be a crazy fun event -- that's a promise.

If you missed it, yesterday's coverage at CNU 21 included a podcast interview of Placemaker Howard Blackson by Andrew Burleson and an impromptu street lesson by Russell Preston on SID.tv. Stay tuned for more as the second day proceeds.

 

Tuesday
May282013

CNU 21: Day 1

Welcome to CNU 21. The Strong Towns Team is planning a lot of cool stuff, from some blog posts to some video and audio. We'll link to it all here as the days unfold. For those of you wanting a quick fix, you can follow all of us on Twitter through the feed below.

As for me, my day is going to start in Grand Ballroom BC with the NextGen group. At noon I'm headed to ZipCode Calling and then am speaking along with Jeff Speck at the Envision Utah Consortium meeting this afternoon. Tonight you'll find me in the Peery Hotel, hanging out with friends and taking part in the events there.

So happy to be at CNU.

Tuesday
May282013

Heading to Salt Lake City

Sitting here at MSP with Justin Burslie, waiting to board a flight to CNU in Salt Lake City. We're really excited to be joining all of our Strong Towns friends and others at what is going to be an amazing Congress. Stick with us here over the next few days (and check back often) as we are going to include some blogging, tweeting, video and audio from the Congress for the New Urbanism and other related events.

For attendees looking at their first day schedule, NextGen now has a schedule posted. That's where I'll be, at least until noon, so come and check it out.

Also, you'll want to check out the Peery Project, a program to expand the CNU experience. I'm intimately involved in the Peery Project and will be MC for the NextGen Debate there Thursday night. This one is not to be missed.

In the meantime, you can connect to our team on Twitter at:

More as things develop....