green
uncommon ground presents...
the GREEN ROOM SESSIONSa FREE monthly "eco-mixer"

uncommon ground
1401 West Devon Avenue Chicago
April 9th, 2009 6-8 pm
1401 West Devon Avenue Chicago
April 9th, 2009 6-8 pm
uncommon
ground and the "Tree-Tini" are proud to sponsor the Green Room
Sessions; a FREE monthly eco-awareness series featuring local
environmental organizations along with live music and FREE appetizers
featuring the product of a local farmer or producer prepared by
uncommon ground's Executive Chef Brian Millman.
Our theme for the April green room session is
The Edgewater Environmental Plan

our featured guest participants will be
The Edgewater Community Council
presenting
presenting
The Edgewater Environmental Plan
This plan consists of ten areas which we will be targeting for change and action:
This plan consists of ten areas which we will be targeting for change and action:
1 Alternative Energy
2 Cleaning the Neighborhood
3 Education and Public Awareness
4 Energy Efficiency
5 Green Schools
6 Parks and Greening
7 Planning and Development
8 Resources: Reduce, Reuse Recycle
9 Transportation
10 Water and Air Resources
Our purpose is to help meet Edgewater's goal to
become a community which is an attractive haven for both humans and nature, and
to have each coexist within a sustainable
urban environment.
With collaboration from local Block clubs, councils, faith groups and elected officials we hope to turn this small area into a model for other communities to follow
Our Mission and our Goal:
Turn Edgewater into the leading energy and environmentally friendly community in Chicago and a model for the rest of Chicago. We plan on achieving this goal in multiple ways, including following guidelines set forth by
With collaboration from local Block clubs, councils, faith groups and elected officials we hope to turn this small area into a model for other communities to follow
Our Mission and our Goal:
Turn Edgewater into the leading energy and environmentally friendly community in Chicago and a model for the rest of Chicago. We plan on achieving this goal in multiple ways, including following guidelines set forth by
1) The Chicago Climate Action Plan,
2) LEED ND*
2) LEED ND*
(*LEED ND or Leadership in Energy & Environmental
Design
- Neighborhood Development
Is a program set
up by the United States Green BuildingCouncil. This certification promotes smart location & linkage, neighborhood patterns & design, as well as green construction & technology.)
up by the United States Green BuildingCouncil. This certification promotes smart location & linkage, neighborhood patterns & design, as well as green construction & technology.)
Our plan may also include suggested areas for policy or legislative reform.
eat
Executive Chef Brian Millman will be preparing FREE appetizers utilizing product from Chicago's own Green City Market.
drink
$5 TreeTinis - a year-round offering that changes seasonally featuring only the finest organic ingredients, Veev Acai spirit & organically produced Rain Vodka. For every TreeTini ordered, a tree is committed to be planted. Over 6,200 trees to date. A representative from Veev will be tasting product.
look
Our participants represent a cross section of ideas to help build a more sustainable Edgewater community.
listen
The amazing Jazz artist Alison Ruble performs immediately following at 9pm
"Ruble is a diamond, glittering and near flawless..."- JazzTimes
"...grace and clarity..." Chicago Reader
Alison Ruble is a dynamic performer. She has established a reputation in jazz circles as a versatile singer with a warm, engaging sound and a respected bandleader with acclaimed groups. Her style and repertoire give a generous nod to the classic jazz standards, but also incorporate more modern strains, producing a poignant blend of music that is at once familiar and surprising.
Please join uncommon ground for a very special evening of great food, amazing cocktails, live music, and amidst it all, support some great causes...












