Garfield Rising
Cool In Your Zip: Alwun House
EXOTIC Spring Ball 2010
Alwun House Interview – Part 1 of 2
Alwun House Interview – Part 2 of 2
Shelob Teaser
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CENTENNIAL RENOVATION PROJECT
John Sedler built what is now known as Alwun House back in 1912, when all the land around was alfalfa fields on the edge of town. Now as the house turns 100 years old it's time for a facelift and some serious internal rewiring. Pitch in to help renovate this gem of history, buy a brick below. $100 for 100 years.Keep updated!
Invest in a Brick!
Throughout this fall season, the Alwun House invites the public to add their “seed-thoughts” and contributions toward completing this community enhancement project, click on the Green Art Park tab above. It’s not abstract – Alwun House is the hidden treasure one would expect from our metropolitan city lfe. We’ve invested 3 years in the planning, and $180,000 to date – mostly from average folks limited in funds, to cool cats with cash. But we’ll only be able to start construction by securing our final $85,000. It’s achievable, with serious heart-felt contributions from knowledgeable community-minded folks like you, knowing the significance of this timely small, medium or larger donations. Some past donors are even re-pledging, Consider adding to your cultural legacy – our funds trigger a $100k grant, finalizing our Green Art Park groundbreaking!
Leave your footprint in Alwun House's Green Art Park and help develop the park one brick at a time.
Connections
Alwun House awarded 2013 GOVERNOR’S ARTS AWARD, Community Category
We received this year’s Governor’s Arts Award, in the community category. Presented by Arizona Citizens Action for the Arts, and Arizona Commission on the Arts, the program notes read, “Alwun House Foundation stands as an exemplary model of engaging the power of art to transform lives and transform community.” Adding, “for more than 40 years, the Alwun House foundation has created opportunities for artists and served as a pivotal beacon in the Garfield community and as a foundation for the downtown Phoenix arts scene. Their work extends across artistic and cultural boundaries, and brings diverse audiences, community members and artists together. Without the pioneering work of Alwun House, much of what is taken for granted in the vibrancy and success of downtown’s flourishing arts community would not have been possible.”
