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SUMMARY:Book Club Discussion! (Happy City: Transforming Ou
 r Lives Through Urban Design by Charles Montgomery
 )
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  "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"><html><body><p><b>At t
 he Bike Kitchen - in the student room behind the s
 hop! </b><br />\n <em>Please enter through the reg
 ular shop entrance. </em><b>6.30-8pm :)</b></p>\n 
 \n <p>Once a month\, we'll gather to chat about a 
 selected book and its themes together.<br />\n <st
 rong>Everyone is welcome! RSVP is appreciated</str
 ong> (this helps us to know how many people to exp
 ect on the session)<strong>\, but drop in is also 
 fine!</strong><br />\n <br />\n After a brief intr
 oduction to the main themes of the book\, we will 
 read selected excerpts and discuss them together. 
 While it is helpful to have read the book beforeha
 nd <strong>it is not required!</strong></p>\n \n <
 p><em>After decades of unchecked sprawl\, more peo
 ple than ever are moving back to the city. Dense u
 rban living has been prescribed as a panacea for t
 he environmental and resource crises of our time. 
 But is it better or worse for our happiness? Are s
 ubways\, sidewalks and tower dwelling an improveme
 nt on the car-dependence of sprawl?<br />\n Award-
 winning journalist <strong>Charles Montgomery</str
 ong> finds answers to such questions at the inters
 ection between urban design and the emerging scien
 ce of happiness\, during an exhilarating journey t
 hrough some of the world’s most dynamic cities.</e
 m><br />\n <br />\n You can find a copy of this bo
 ok at UBC Library or VPL. If you're having trouble
  finding it\, feel free to reach out to us at <a h
 ref="mailto:programs@thebikekitchen.ca">programs@t
 hebikekitchen.ca</a>\, we'd be happy to help!!</p>
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DESCRIPTION:At the Bike Kitchen - in the student room behind t
 he shop! \n \n Please enter through the regular sh
 op entrance. 6.30-8pm :)\n \n \n \n Once a month\,
  we'll gather to chat about a selected book and it
 s themes together.\n \n Everyone is welcome! RSVP 
 is appreciated (this helps us to know how many peo
 ple to expect on the session)\, but drop in is als
 o fine!\n \n \n \n After a brief introduction to t
 he main themes of the book\, we will read selected
  excerpts and discuss them together. While it is h
 elpful to have read the book beforehand it is not 
 required!\n \n \n \n After decades of unchecked sp
 rawl\, more people than ever are moving back to th
 e city. Dense urban living has been prescribed as 
 a panacea for the environmental and resource crise
 s of our time. But is it better or worse for our h
 appiness? Are subways\, sidewalks and tower dwelli
 ng an improvement on the car-dependence of sprawl?
 \n \n Award-winning journalist Charles Montgomery 
 finds answers to such questions at the intersectio
 n between urban design and the emerging science of
  happiness\, during an exhilarating journey throug
 h some of the world’s most dynamic cities.\n \n \n
  \n You can find a copy of this book at UBC Librar
 y or VPL. If you're having trouble finding it\, fe
 el free to reach out to us at programs@thebikekitc
 hen.ca (mailto:programs@thebikekitchen.ca)\, we'd 
 be happy to help!!\n \n 
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DTSTAMP;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261027T183000
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261027T183000
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LOCATION:The Bike Kitchen\n Room 36\, UBC Life Building\n 6
 138 Student Union Blvd\n Vancouver\, BC V6T 1Z1\n 
 Canada\n 
URL:https://programs.thebikekitchen.ca/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1840
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