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Many of you are asking, “When is the next Sunday Streets Berkeley?" Open Streets are a powerful (and fun!) way to create civic engagement in community sustainability and we want to make it happen again and again!

To make Sunday Streets Berkeley a repeat event, it must have sufficient City support through City partnership. 

The future of Sunday Streets Berkeley will be determined by whether or not the city covers city costs and fees - a committment that has led to the success of Open Streets across the country. Urge your Council representative, the Council as a whole, and Mayor Tom Bates to make the City a partner for Sunday Streets. Please come and support. Anything you say from the heart about what Sunday Streets means to you will have a positive impact.

 
Let the Berkeley City Council know you loved Sunday Streets Berkeley and you want it to become a regular event. City support - through in-kind city services - reflects the City's committment to promoting community cohesion, public health, local business, sustainable living, and Berkeley's unique values and character.

The bulk of the resources necessary to make Sunday Streets Berkeley possible comes from private sponsorship and partner organizations. This includes event production, community outreach, programming recruitment and management, publicity, and more.

Downloadable docs:

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM FOR SUNDAY STREETS BERKELEY, January 22, 2013
WHEN IS THE NEXT SUNDAY STREETS BERKELEY? POSTER

Did you take photos of our first Sunday Streets?

Help us show why it should happen again and again. Share images of our Sunday Streets Berkeley experience.

Contribute to our Sunday Streets Berkeley photo community gallery. Join our Flickr pool.

Did you enjoy Sunday Streets Berkeley? Please take our survey and help make Sunday Streets Berkeley a regular event!

 Want to see parklets come to Berkeley?
Please also take our parklet survey


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Filmed on inline skates by John Hamilton