of-a-kind event provides a special place for profes- sional Christian Women to come together, connect heart-to-heart and support and inspire one another in growing our visions, expanding our success and being limitless. $25. 919-954-8005. Gaks Coffee and Tea House, 3048 Medlin Drive, Raleigh. 919- 954-8005.
www.erickajackson.com
Holistic Moms Network 6:30pm. 3rd Friday. Raleigh Chapter Monthly Meetings are held at the Friends Meeting House, 625 Tower Street, Raleigh. For more info, contact Karla, 919-676-4652 or:
www.holisticmoms.org
Art After Hours in Downtown Wake Forest. The second Friday night of each month the streets of Wake Forest come alive with food, merchants and music! Everyone is invited to come and experience the dining, art and retail merchants of downtown Wake Forest. Visit:
www.wakeforestnc.gov
Duke Farmers’ Market. 11am-2pm. (April 24-July 31). Closed July 4. Every other Friday (August 14- Sept 25) In front of the Medical Center Bookstore, on the walkway between Duke Hospital and the Medical Center.
www.hr.duke.edu/farmersmarket
Spiritual Cinema Night @ Unity Center of Peace. 3rd Fridays, 7-9:30pm, in the Sanctuary. Cost: Love Offering. Come enjoy each other’s company, movies that inspire, conversations that enlighten. Goodies available to enjoy & share! 8800 Seawell School Road, Chapel Hill 27516. Contact: 919-968-1854 or
office@unitychapelhill.org. Visit:
www.unitychapelhill.org
Taoist Tai Chi Beginner Class. Market Pavilion, Hillsborough, 12:15pm. Tuesdays and Fridays. See Tuesday listing for details.
Rhythmicity and Drum Jam. 7:00pm-9:00pm. Last Friday of the month. Rhythmicity will be holding down a back beat and everyone can join in with Djembes, Congas, Ashikos, Doumbeks, Tablas, and any other percussion instrument you have. Hoopers, fire spinners, jugglers, and dancers are welcome to join in the fun. Coffee and Crepes, Cary Crossroads Shopping Center Food Court, Cary 27518
saturday
Restorative Yoga Classes. 10:30-noon. See ongoing Wed. listing for details.
Community Rhythm Circle. 8-9:30pm. 2nd Saturday. Improvisational music gathering creating spontaneous music using listening skills, voice, drums, winds, strings, chimes. We create both energetic and meditative music. Donations. Music Explorium, 5314 Hwy 55, Ste 107, Durham. 919- 484-9090.
www.musicexplorium.com
Taoist Tai Chi Beginner Class. Saturday. 11:30am. Tai Chi Chuan is a set of gentle movements that relieves stress and increases strength and flexibility. Oak Park Shopping Center, 5218 Hollyridge Drive, Raleigh; 919-787-9600; northcarolina@
taoist.org;
northcarolina.usa.taoist.org
Raleigh Dances of Universal Peace. 7:30-9:30pm. 2nd Sat. Raleigh Dance Meeting. Location: Ra- leigh Friends Meeting Housel, 625 Tower Street, Raleigh. $5 suggested donation. Contact: Hayat @ 919-614-4089
Really Really Free Market. On the first Saturday of every month, everything is free for the giving and free for the taking — no money is exchanged, and no bartering necessary. Held under the pavilion. Carrboro Town Commons, 301 West Main Street,
Mind, Body & Spirit Salon
Customized Color and Haircuts to fit your individuality in a relaxing environment
Firs t Salon in Triangle of fering non- toxic hair color by EcoColors
Dimensional coverage, luminosity & conditioning
Brazilian Keratin Treatment • Shines, de-frizzes, relaxes curl See before & after photos on our website!
Debbie Jordan, Owner/Stylist/Reiki Master Call for Appointment
(919) 676-7733 Tuesday - Saturday
110 Wind Chime Ct. Raleigh
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Carrboro.
S. Estes Farmers Market, Chapel Hill. 10am-noon.
www.southestesfarmersmarket.org
Durham Farmers Market. 10am-noon. Dur- ham Central Park, 501 Foster Street, Durham.
www.durhamfarmersmarket.com
Midtown Farmers’ Market, Raleigh. 8am- 12noon. April 17- November 13.
www.northhills-
farmersmarket.com
Saxapahaw Farmers’ Market. 5-8pm. May- August. Downtown Saxapahaw at the River Mill, Saxapahaw-Bethlehem Church Road 336-376-5694,
www.rivermillvillage.com/farmers. html
Carolina Brewery Farmers’ Market. 8am- noon. (May-October). Parking lot of Car- olina Brewery, 120 Lowes Drive, Pittsboro 545-2330,
www.carolinabrewery.com.
Holly Springs Farmers’ Market. 8am-noon. (May-October). Town Hall, 128 N. Main St., Holly Springs . 919-567-4010,
www.hollyspringsnc.us/ farmersmarket
Western Wake Farmers’ Market. 8am-noon. (May-November) 1225 Morrisville Carpenter Road, Cary. 460-9191. www.westernwakefarmersmarket. org
Wake Forest Farmers’ Market. 8am-noon. (April- November), Special holiday markets 1st & 3rd Saturdays in December. 110 S. White St., municipal parking lot
www.wakeforestmarket.org
Durham Farmers’ Market. Wednes - days . 8am-noon. (April-November), 10am- noon. (December-March), 501 Foster St. 667-3099,
www.durhamfarmersmarket.com
North Hills Farmers’ Market. 8am-noon. (April11- Nov.14) North Hills Commons, off Six Forks Road, Raleigh. 919-719-5471, on the North Hills Web site, on Facebook.
Eno River Farmers’ Market (formerly Orange County Farmers’ Market). 8am-noon. (April- November) 144 E. Margaret Lane (Public Market House behind the Orange County Sheriff’s Office), Hillsborough.
enoriverfarmersmarket@gmail.com,
Shop for information on the origins of imported foods and key health issues to watch for at FoodAndWaterWatch. org/food/global-grocer.
www.enoriverfarmersmarket.com
Carrboro Farmers’ Market. 7am-noon. (year round) 301 W. Main St.. 919-280-3326, www.
carrborofarmersmarket.com See Wed. listing for details.
Hillsborough Farmers’ Market. 8am-noon. (March 21-November). 10am-noon. (December-March) see Wed. listing for details.
Cary Farmers’ Market. 8am-noon. (April- November) Chatham Square, 744 E. Chatham St. 919-616-7728,
www.caryfarmersmarket.com
South Estes Farmers’ Market. 8am-noon. Year round. (April-November). 9am-noon. (December). 10am-noon. (January-March) University Mall, Chapel Hill.
southestesfarmersmarket.org, www.
farmersoforange.org
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