There will be ecosystem displays, First Nations artists and dancers, touch tanks full of sea creatures, storytelling and lots of other great activities for the kids.
Admission is free.
Tickets are available through your school board office, or contact your local school. Its main purpose is to provide active community members with knowledge, information and tools to be more effective in participating in local land use planning processes, as well as to give community groups and municipalities a chance to share strategies and ideas. Participants will leave the conference with an increased knowledge of smart growth issues and concepts, as well with as with a Smart Growth Toolkit. This workshop is designed for planners, engineers, elected officials, the real estate and development community, community stewards and first nations.