
We were once a group of visual artists who displayed and sold our works in non traditional venues, i.e. the streets and plazas of St.Augustine Florida,the oldest City in The U. S. Local laws have been passed in defiance of the First Amendment.There are no longer street artists in St. Augustine, Florida E mail: plazanews@mail.com
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Equal Treatment?

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It kills me how they keep trying to come up with ideas for the 450th, yet thay can't even get this right. They are such idiots! Some welcome mat the ciy is putting out for those that like culture!
ReplyDeleteRe: Night of Lights...the new ordinance eliminates special events permits as well
ReplyDeleteThe artists "won" their court case and yet there is no art in the plaza, or music or joy of life, etc. The plaza is more sterile than ever and the new ordinance has become a tool for further harassment and intimidation of those least able to protect themselves - the homeless. Veterans for Peace finds itself in the position of having to step forward to attempt to return life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness to La Plaza de la Constitucion. We appreciate all the help we can get. Please see our web page at:
ReplyDeletewww.cflveteransforpeace.org/rights.php
sign our on-line petition
THANKS for all you've done and continue to do!!!!!
Terry Buckenmeyer
Veterans For Peace
so much for no special event passes...read in the paper people selling PROHIBITED items....ie jewelry and food!
ReplyDeleteWTF?!?!