National Cohousing Day Presentation

Imagine living in a place where neighbors bring you meals after knee surgery, offer to lend you their car when yours is totaled, or put a bandaid on your son's scraped elbow when he takes a header off his bike in front of their house. Where you can borrow an onion or find a playmate for your child without driving anywhere. Where you have your own private living space but gather regularly for community meals - if you choose to.
Sound like an old-fashioned neighborhood or village? It’s actually a modern twist called “cohousing,” where you choose your neighbors, and your neighbors choose you. Cohousing communities are intentional, collaborative neighborhoods that combine shared facilities with private homes to create strong and successful housing developments.
Flower City Cohousing Community LLC is forming such a community, and invites you to learn more at a free presentation Sat., Apr. 29 as part of National Cohousing Day, sponsored by the Cohousing Association of the U. S (www.cohousing.org). The event is at 10 a.m. at 1010 East Ave., in the red brick building to the left of the driveway on the Asbury Church campus. Registration is required; please register by calling Kathi at (585) 461-1353 or email info@flowercitycohousing.org by Apr. 27.