Get to know the 2020 Community Catalyst Class through the Catalyst Connect Series. Questions include favorite urban venue, reason for applying to be a catalyst, and favorite place in town to bike. Read More
The KCCI Bike Project Survey is live and ready for participation. Community feedback will be used as the Catalysts plan the design, form and function of the upcoming community bike park. Read More
Budding musicians made music today with KCCI's Red Hills Rhythm Community Catalyst team as they learned about the future musical park we are planning along FAMU Way (debuting winter '21). Read More
KCCI welcomed and trained the new volunteer 2020 Community Catalyst Class from Jan. 28-29. They were inspired by local leaders, went on an urban bike ride and walking tour, and learned about placemaking strategies, community bicycle safety and more.Read More
To create a space that is appealing to all, KCCI teams begin their work with research and discovery. KCCI Catalysts went back into classrooms to share with students how their drawings helped shape the final musical park design. Read More
Goodwood's Checker's traveling set around town brought out the kid in all of us while building connections and helping activate public spaces. Active spaces foster connections and spark economic growth within our community. Read More
At KCCI's Project Showcase & Reveal, a full room of community members, KCCI community catalysts, sponsors and partners celebrated the 2019 Red Hills Rhythm Project and the 2020 KCCI placemaking project, which is to create a new community bike park. Read More
KCCI's week of free events bridged the divide between people and encouraged conversation in the community. More than 1,000 people came together throughout the week to engage in sustainable projects contributing to a positive sense of place. Read More
Maclay High School students created a new interactive mural at the Manor at Midtown, as part of Placemaking Week's participatory painting initiatives. The creative mural design includes pops of color as well as familiar Tallahassee symbols. Read More
