calendarofevents continued WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19
Family Bird Walk, Brooksvale Park in Hamden – 9am. Walk is oriented toward families interested in learning about birds & wildlife. Free. Meet at parking lot south of baseball fields. 524 Brooksvale Ave. Corrie Folsom-O’Keefe 203.630.9640.
Introductory Workshops for Human Relations Training Program – 9am-12pm (& 7/13, 8/10 or 9/7). Intro. workshop about a program for life that provides an unparalleled understanding of human dynamics. Free. CEUs avail. for $35. Hartford Family Institute. 17 S. Highland St. W. Hart- ford. 860.236.6009.
YORHealth 8-Week Challenge Party! – 10:30am-12pm. Executive Inn & Conference Center. 900 East Main St. Meriden. To reserve a FREE seat for self & guest(s), contact: Venice 203.606.4315,
YORHealthyLife@yahoo.com,
YORHealth.com/LifetimeHealth1.
Goddess, Tarot, Rune & Past Life Readings w/ Lisa Morrison – 12-4pm. Lisa believes that read- ings should be a balance of humor, healing and inspiration. Her goal is to help restore balance and encourage wholeness of self. $1/min. Enchanted. 1250 Boston Post Rd. Guilford. 203.453.4000.
Back to Basics: Wild Edibles – 2pm. Join Ali & Dawn for a wild cooking class! Hike to find & gather wild edibles for brewing tea & stir-fries, then prepare a wild sampler. $5/person. Geared for adults. Reg. by 6/13. Ansonia Nature Center. 10 Deerfield Rd. Ansonia. 203.736.1053.
SUNDAY, JUNE 16
Dressage Benefit Show for Horse Trails to Learn- ing Summer Program – 9am-4pm. Turning Point Farm. 253 Newton Rd. Woodbridge. Register/Info: 203.589.5415.
MONDAY, JUNE 17
Circle of Love/Spiritual Empowerment Group w/Gayle Franceschetti – 6:30-8pm. Delve within to enhance ability to tap into divine energy. Join the unconditional loving energy of this open and evolv- ing group lead by spirit. $15. 36 Cheshire Rd. Wall- ingford. 203.265.2927,
sunnispirit@sbcglobal.net.
A Course in Miracles w/Michael Robinson – 6:30-8pm (Mon. 6/3, 6/17). Study the principles of this psychological approach to spirituality & share how to apply its message of forgiveness to daily life issues. New participants welcome. $5. Enchanted. 1250 Boston Post Rd. Guilford. 203.453.4000.
Qigong for Health – 7-8pm. Learn an easy practice to connect the mind and body, invigorate the internal energy, and relieve stress with focused intention. 3-week series. $45. Shoreline Center for Wholistic Health. 35 Boston St. Guilford. Info: Tranquil Mountain Internal Arts 860.301.6433.
TUESDAY, JUNE 18
Free Back Consultation – Stop back pain NOW! Come visit PT Services of Guilford (in Branford) for a FREE consultation. Find pain relief without medication! PT Services of Guilford. 500 East Main St. Ste. 310. Branford. 203.315.7727.
36 New Haven / Middlesex
A Circle of Women – 7-9pm. Join in sacred space to discover & strengthen authentic self, celebrate “women’s ways,” live in rhythm with the seasons & cycles of life. Healing the world one woman at a time! $25. Holistic Therapies. 15 South Elm St. Wallingford. Reserve space: Susan 203.645.1230.
THURSDAY, JUNE 20
Summer Solstice Yoga: Ripe and Ready – 6-8pm. Honoring this season’s turn into Sun, Vibrancy and Life! Class will be welcoming, dynamic & creative flow with Sally. All welcome! $17 or class card. The Nest. 1008 Main St. Branford. 203.488.9642,
Ravenswingyoga.com.
Summer Solstice Meditation w/Gayle Fran- ceschetti – 6:30-8:30pm. Align w/energies at their fullest & the divine energies touch
mind/
body & soul of all living things. Physical, ethe- ric, astral, mental & spiritual are aligned. $20. 36 Cheshire Rd. Wallingford. 203.265.2927,
sunnispirit@sbcglobal.net.
FRIDAY, JUNE 21
Free Movie & Potluck Night: FOOD INC. – FOOD INC. is a documentary that lifts the veil on the nation’s food industry. Want to know where food comes from? Want to make better choices at the grocery store? Bring healthy dish to share. Must RSVP. The Life Center. 2 Broadway. North Haven. 203.239.3400.
Summer Solstice FREE YOGA & KIRTAN Celebration – Join Breathing Room Yogis on top of East Rock Park to celebrate the coming of Sum- mer with a Free yoga class followed by Kirtan! Times, location & “in case of rain” details, visit:
Breathingroomct.com.
The Longest Day®: An Innovative Fundraiser to Eliminate Alzheimer’s – Together, honor those w/ Alzheimer’s & caregivers. Organize a team for this sunrise-to-sunset event & raise funds & awareness for Alzheimer’s care, support & research. Details/ Reg.: 800.272.3900 (Opt. 3),
Thelongestday.alz.org.
SATURDAY, JUNE 22
Introductory Workshops for Nontraditional Master’s Degree in Pastoral Counseling – 9am- 1pm (& 7/13, 8/3 or 9/7). Get a flavor of this new prog. by Hartford Family Institute in affiliation w/ the Graduate Theological Foundation. Free. CEUs avail. for $35. 17 S. Highland St. W. Hart- ford. 860.236.6009.
A Benefit Class for the Yale Cancer Center w/ Julie Rosenberg – 4-5:30pm. The class is a 90 minute all levels class that includes a health & heal- ing meditation, pranayama, asana practice & deep relaxation. $20/suggested donation. Fresh Yoga.319 Peck St. New Haven.
info@freshyoga.com.
Summer Solstices Drumming Circle – 7pm. Join Ranger Dawn & her seasonal percussionists as they herald the new season around the fire pit. For adults & youngsters 12+. In lieu of fee, bring a canned food item for the local homeless shelter. Ansonia Nature Ctr. 10 Deerfield Rd. Ansonia. 203.736.1053.
NaturalNewHaven.com
Moonlit Hike – 7pm. Hike by the light of the moon tonight & explore the park’s trails. This multi- sensory walk is meant to heighten senses to the natural world. Advance reg. req. Ansonia Nature Center. 10 Deerfield Rd. Ansonia. 203.736.1053.
SUNDAY, JUNE 23
4th Annual Ride for the Flame – Special Olym- pics CT. Presented by the Woodbridge Police & New Britain Police Depts. 25 mile, 75 KM & 100 mile rides along the CT River. Law Enforcement Mountain Bike Competition. Raffle & bbq. Details/ Register:
soct.org
10th Annual Connecticut’s Historic Gardens Day – 12-4pm. Visit one or several of fourteen historic CT gardens on this special day. Each site offers special activities. Programs/fees vary. Details:
cthistoricgardens.org.
MONDAY, JUNE 24
Math & Science Camp at Connecticut Expe- riential Learning Center (CELC) – 9am-3pm (June 24-28 OR July 8-12). Explore math & sci- ence through a variety of hands-on & minds-on activities, incl. cooking/sports/art/nature. Ten (10- 14 yrs.)/sess. $295/wk. Bnfd. Reg.: 203.433.4658,
mandm@CTExperiential.org.
Full Moon Meditation w/Gayle Franceschetti – 6:30-8:30pm. Align w/new energies of full moon. Opportunities for allowing spiritual energies to reach human hearts and minds. Tap into this vast pool of energy. $20. 36 Cheshire Rd. Wallingford. 203.265.2927,
sunnispirit@sbcglobal.net.
TUESDAY, JUNE 25
Summer Nature Days Registration Has Begun – Reg. (M-F) for 4 wks. of fun, exploration & dis- covery in a beautiful natural setting. Classes meet Tues.-Fri. 7/16-8/9 (3-5 yrs.: 8:45-11:45am, $150/ wk., $130/mem.; 6-11yrs.: 9am-2pm, $175/wk., $150/mem.) Ansonia Nature Ctr. 10 Deerfield Rd. 203.736.1053.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26
Free Hand Pain Screening – Hands always ach- ing? Want relief without injections or medications? Come in for a FREE hand pain screening. Let staff help with feeling better! PT Services of Guilford. 500 East Main St. Ste. 310. Branford. 203.315.7727.
Frozen Goodies! – 6-7:30pm. Lynne Villecco will show the ins and outs of blender drinks, smoothies and frozen desserts to keep cool and well nourished. Demonstration of recipes and sampling of goodies included! Space is limited. $35 per person. Call to reserve space today: 203.271.1311.
THURSDAY, JUNE 27
Solstice Kirtan with WAH! – 8pm. Don’t miss this intimate evening Kirtan with Wah! “Wah!’s multi- faceted talent and crossover appeal establish her as one of the most versatile artists in the mantra music genre” Yoga Journal. $20, $25/day of. The Nest. 1008 Main St. Branford.
Ravenswingyoga.com.
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