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Creativity, Community, and Collaboration are the guiding principles of the of the Women’s Pavilion at HemisFair Park, Inc. This 3C Project unites community resources to create products that benefit all. Each item is unique, made of recycled materials, cut and designed by a volunteer, and handcrafted by women. The Architectural Foundation of San Antonio hosts this project, providing space, equipment, and storage at the historic Pearl Brewery. Freeman provides transportation and storage, and donates banners, saving them from landfills, along with The San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau, Dixie Flag, Magik Theatre, the Alamo Bowl and Six Flags Fiesta Texas Kathleen Sommers developed the pattern and Fuerza Unida sews the items. The Women’s Pavilion at HemisFair Park, Inc. and the Architecture Foundation of San Antonio manages the 3C Project by connecting the collaborators and recruiting volunteer designers. Join us on the 3rd Saturday of each month. Our dates for 2011 are as follows: February 16th No design experience necessary! Please come and volunteer, or stop by to see the latest volunteer creations. All sessions are located at: Center for Architecture View our Volunteer information here.View our coverage in the San Antonio Express-NewsClick here to read more.KENS5 article by Deborah KnappClick here to read the article. |
 Revitalization of the Women's Pavilion, originally unveiled during HemisFair '68 in downtown San Antonio. |
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 Creativity, Community, and Collaboration come together through this project. |
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