Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Picnic in the Park

On August 7th, the APCC gathered in Washington Headquarters on Liberty Street in Newburgh for a Potluck/Picnic. We set up a table with FREE home cooked food, literature & zines about a variety of social/political topics, as well as blankets and toys such as; a frisbee, unicycle, juggling balls, chess and guitars to keep us busy. Outside the gates along Liberty were street musicians serenading the city which was a nice surprise for us. Although attendance was pretty low within the park, it was a great time!

This fall we are planning a REALLY REALLY FREE MARKET and invite everyone to come. The RRFM is like a yard sale with NO money. People bring unwanted items to give away and leave with something they do want. We plan to have live acoustic music, FREE food and drinks, as well as anything people bring to give away. If you would like to help with this event, please contact us directly.

We will have more details soon...

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Hello World!

The first blog post of the Active Potential Community Collective, Huzzah!

About Us:

The Active Potential Community Collective seeks to connect local activists, artists, intellectuals, students, and workers within the Hudson Valley Bioregion.

We are individuals seeking to transform the world we live in.

What we do:

  1. Distribute alternative media
    • Disseminate films, magazines, books, pamphlets, newsletters, art & music that convey leftist attitudes.

  1. Community Education & critical dialogue
    • Encouraging everyone to be become both student and teacher within the community.
    • We will provide a forum for open discussion on socio-political-economic-environmental issues.
    • An emphasis will be placed on creating realistic, applicable solutions to these problems.

  1. Align ourselves with local interests.
    • Cooperation with local farmers and small business owners is a necessity to encourage long-term, sustainable growth.
    • Encouraging and enabling local artists to become more active and conscious within their creative process.

  1. Action oriented activity
    • Host a variety of events including concerts, workshops, speaker series, demonstrations(e.g. marches, protests, occupations)
    • Participate in certain letter writing and petition campaigns.