MARCH 26-28, 2010   STAY TUNED FOR THE 2011 FESTIVAL SCHEDULE!!

THANK YOU for making the Water Festival a HUGE success!  As a first year festival with excellent and diverse programming, we moved forward as a community, building on a cultural statement that addresses water topics in creative and proactive ways!  From some immediate response, favorites were the theatrical performance, film festival, policy panel, round table brainstorms, and water ritual.  What do you think? If you attended the festival, or even if you did NOT attend, please take a few short minutes to fill out this fun and simple survey that will help shape future projects and programs.  Your voice is important! SURVEY We need your continued support for The Water Project 2011. Tucson Arts Brigade, the non-profit organization that presented the festival, is also needing general operating support to continue the awesome work we do, including the development of a city-wide mural arts program! We are currently raising funds for a water mural and performance. Your tax-deductible donations are vital for creative education projects and community participation for a more sustainable future: www.TucsonArtsBrigade.org Or send a check to: "TUCSON ARTS BRIGADE", PO BOX 545, TUCSON AZ 85702

THE WATER PROJECT celebrates, educates, and facilitates creative and proactive problem-solving to protect our most precious and endangered resource – water. The festival promotes conservation and responsible development with businesses, organizations, city/county departments, and individuals.

THE WATER PROJECT is developed through many collaborations- artists, scientists, politicians, educators, developers, water conservationists, city planners, youth, and other community members interested in addressing water issues from various angles. The festival focuses on creative communication – the key to educate to motivate necessary change.

THE WATER PROJECT initiates Tucson’s own World Water Week, scheduled to coincide with other countries and cities celebrating the international observance of World Water Day, an initiative that grew out of the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED).

Access Tucson • Alisha Nichols • Anthony Allen Taylor • Amy Hanson • Aqua Star International • Armory Park Center • Art In the Public Interest • Barbara Mocking • Bill Mackey • Blake Gentry • Blythe Larkin • Brian McCue • Cari Spring • Cecilia Vindiola • CityGroup • Claire McGibeny • Claire Zucker • Coleen Keegan • Dallas Josephy • Daniel Champion • David Bushey • David Slutes • Deborah Mayaan • Diane Dubé • Dominique Valdez • Donna Summerhays  • Dwight Metzger • EarthTribeTV.org • Ecstatic Dance • El Charro Restaurant • Erin Garber-Pearson • Erin Loggins • FEAT (Festivals and Events Association of Tucson) • Fernando Molina • G.A.R.D.E.N. Inc. • Garland Saunders • Georgia Schwartz • Girls Making Media • Halsy Taylor • Hannah Moore • Hannasela Brakey • Heather Wordich • Heidi Wilson • Huna Hammond • Ileen Grossman • Independent Film Association of Southern Arizona • Jackie Moxley • James D'Aeron • Jason Laros • Jason Turner • Jean Hickman • Jest Love • Jhon Sanders • Jim Lipson • Jim Ricker • Joe Marshall • John Brown • John Elmore • Jomo Williams • Jonathan Zeigler • Jordan Hill • Josephine Thomason • Joyce Smith • Julie Ray • Julie Stein • k loren Dawn • Kany Kieta • Karen Falkenstrom • Kathy Wooldridge • Katie Bolger • Kay Marshall • Kurt Tallis • Leia Maahs • Linda Ellinor • Liz Bustamante • Madeline Kiser • Manuel Abril • Marcelino Flores • Marcia Galleher • Mari Herreras • Marie Psyk • Mary Eiland • Mary Francis Mitchell • Matthew Diggins • Megan Hanson • Melanie Lenart • Melanie Seacat • Mia Hansen • Michael Schwartz • Michael Williams • Michelle Smith • Missing Parts • Nadia Hagen • Nancy Keller • Natanya Siegel • Neil Markowitz • Noelle Everhart • One Heartbeat/Black Man Clay • Oscar Gandy • PAG (Pima Association of Governments) • Parties Plus • Paul Green • Paul Weir • Pia Mogollon • Priscilla Sheridan • Queen Elizabeth • Ray Rai • Rebecca Olson • Rep. Nancy Young Wright • Rhythm Industry Performance Factory • Rialto • Rillito River Project • Robin Landers • Ron Proctor • Ruben Bravo • Sandra Barkyoumb • Saundra Levitz • Sharon Megdal • Sharon O'Brien • Shavaughn Hendricks • SISnexus • Skip Steib • Southern Arizona Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life • Southwest Conservation Corp • Steve Leal • Sukie Kieta • Susan Renna • Susan Silverman • Susan Willis • The Loft • Tony Novelli • Tracy Molina • Tucson Stage • TuScene • Vice Mayor Rodney Glassman • Victoria Falcone-Camey • Vince Vasquez • Volunteer Center • Ward 1 office • Ward 2 office • Ward 3 office • Ward 5 office • Ward 6 office • Wesley Derbyshire • William Foster • Zorayda Burton • Plus many others, including all the puppet-making kids and the numerous people who participated in the Community Brainstorm Gatherings!