May 22, 2012 – August 23, 2012
The third season of Living Plaza is about creating traditions. After two seasons, we have re-thought the experience again. This year we're changing up frequency of events. We've ...
Living Plaza Season 3
Events
April 27, 2013
Neighborday is a global event being put on by GOOD.is http://www.good.is/neighboring
We're joining in on the fun and are helping to promote this awesomeness of a day, which poses the question: How ...
GOOD Neighborday
Events
April 6, 2013
As a precursor to Neighbor Day, April 27th we created the Cardboard Animal Picnic to get people in the spirit of meeting their neighbors in Downtown and all around town. We also wanted to promote public art ...
Cardboard Animal Picnic
Events
March 1, 2013
On February 13, 2013 we announced the T-shirt Appreciation Give Away. We want to show our gratitude for all of our wonderful supporters, so we gave away an exclusive Revolutionary Pants T-shirt to four ...
T-shirt Appreciation Give Away
Events
December 28, 2012
The Festivus of Lights was our own holiday celebration out on the City Hall plaza through Friends of Living Plaza. We invited people out to plaza to reflect on the past year together and to ...
Festivus of Lights
Events
Dec 3, 2012
The day after successfully tilting our Crowdtilt fundraiser, we threw a concert with father/son jazz trio Yells at Eels.
Forty-six people funded $2,051 to help us pay to file our 501(c)3 ...
Yells at Eels Fundraiser Concert
Events
November 24, 2012 - March 9, 2013
Busking, the legal term for street performing, is not something that people are used to seeing in Downtown Dallas. It's totally legal (Section 50-159.2. Entertainment Performances ...
Busking Day
Events
November 13, 2012
Rev Pants went to San Francisco to present at Architecture for Humanity's Design Like You Give A Damn: Live.
We were invited to speak as one of 40 pecha kucha-style 7-min presentation ...
Design Like You Give a Damn: Live 2012
Events
November 3, 2012
We looked to our friends and the power of crowd-funding to raise money so we could fund the cost of filing our 501(c)3 non-profit status, as well as the cost for events and projects that were coming ...

