calendarofevents
All Calendar events for the September issue must be received by August 10th and adhere to our guidelines. Email
publisher@NAdallas.com for guidelines and to submit entries.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1 Reiki Circle – 10am-1pm. Circle in on healing hands and experience relaxation, decreased pain and stress, balance energy flow and more. RSVP. $10 donation. Institute for Total Wellness, 1700 Commerce St, Ste 1400, Dallas. 214-717-6300.
TotalWellnessMBS@yahoo.com.
TotalWellnessMBS.com.
Work Party – 10:30am-6pm. Work on the land, Sweatlodge, Medicine Wheel, and work on drums. Bring food for you and neighbor. If like what we are and what we do, may be invited back for the Ceremony. Free. RSVP required. Four Feathers Trading Post, 3521CR2621, Caddo Mills. 214- 288-9935.
FourFeathersTradingPost.net.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3
Go Coastal – 8-10pm. Catch the freshest fish, crab and shellfish from around the world. Find new recipes, taste delicious samples, and toast with expert wine and beer pairings. Central Market, 5750 E Lovers Ln, Dallas. 214-234-7000.
CentralMarket.com.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4
Sensational Mindful Eating: Enjoy Your Food & Lose Weight – 12pm. Learn how to experi- ence meals with all the senses, resulting in quality instead of quantity food choices. Arrive a few minutes early to purchase lunch for practice session. Session will be conducted on patio, if weather permits. Free. Whole Foods Market, 2118 Abrams Rd, Dallas. 214-824-1744. WholeFoods
Market.com.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5
Mayor’s Back to School Fair – 8am-3pm. Pro- vides thousands of economically disadvantaged school children with free school supplies, im- munizations and other resources necessary to help ensure their academic success. Advance registra- tion required. Free. Automobile and Centennial Buildings in Fair Park, 3929 Grand Ave, Dallas.
Questions@MayorsBackToSchoolFair.com. The
MayorsBackToSchoolFair.com.
Reasons Why You Rock! – 11am-1:30pm. Part of the “The Live Well - Be Well - Work Well” work- shop series. Learn, grow and share profession- ally and personally. Workshop includes business bonding, lunch, Q&A session and more. Advance registration is required. $30. Living Well Health and Wellness Center, 4801 Frankford Rd, Ste 200, Dallas. 972-930-0260. Info@LivingWellDallas. com.
LivingWellDallas.com.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6
Jam to Give Summer Concert Series – 7-9pm. Live performance benefiting local nonprofit orga- nizations. Donation items: pocket folder and 24 ct crayons. Benefits Big Brother, Big Sister. Free. Uptown Village at Cedar Hill, FM1382 and US
26 Dallas |
www.NADallas.com
Hwy 67, Cedar Hill. 972-637-6301. Uptown
VillageAtCedarHill.com.
Dive-In Movie Night – 8-10pm. Watch a movie on the big screen and take a dip in the pool. Movie TBA. Open to the first 250 people. Advance reg- istration required. Free, $5/rental fee for a floating tube. Cimarron Park Recreation, 201 Red River Trail, Irving. 972-910-0702.
CityOfIrving.org.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7
Butterfly Gardening 101: Strays from South Texas and Mexico – 10-11am. Learn the basics of the butterfly lifecycle, native species, and host/ nectar plants to include in any garden to attract butterflies. Advance registration required. $10/ nonmembers, $8/members. Texas Discovery Gar- den at Fair Park, 3601 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Dallas. 214-428-7476. TDG@TexasDiscovery
Gardens.org.
TexasDiscoveryGardens.org.
CPR & First Aid Certification Course – 11am- 2pm. Be prepared to handle basic emergencies. Receive CPR and First Aid certification for personal knowledge or employment requirement. RSVP. $45. Institute for Total Wellness, 1700 Commerce St, Ste 1400, Dallas. 214-717-6300.
TotalWellnessMBS@yahoo.com. TotalWell-
nessMBS.com.
Shrimp Boil with Three Time Fool – 5-9pm. Live performance and seafood. Central Market, upstairs patio, 320 Coit Rd, Plano. 469-241-8300.
CentralMarket.com.
MONDAY, AUGUST 9
Exploring Dance Clinic – Aug 9-13. 10:30am- 12pm. Ages 6-8. Discover the benefits of dance such as grace, confidence, flexibility, and exercise. Each day will include 35 mins of ballet, creative dance and 45 mins of jazz. Parents are invited to watch a mini-performance on Fri at 12pm. Advance registration required. $53. Liberty Recreation Center, 2601 Glencliff Dr, Plano. 972- 941-7000.
PlanoParks.org.
Yoga Camp for Tweens – Aug 9-12. Tweens will learn yoga poses and principals through music, crafts, dancing, breathing exercises, journaling and meditation. Twist Power Yoga, 11722 Marsh Ln, Ste 302, Dallas. 214-353-9939. Twist
PowerYoga.com.
TUESDAY, AUGUST, 10
Energy Star Benchmarking Your Building’s Energy, Water and Waste – 1-5pm. Class outlines specific strategies for establishing a benchmark for energy use, water use and waste generation to pursue a more sustainable commer- cial building. Advanced registration is required. The Madison, 15851 N Dallas Pkwy, Addison. 214-733-8800.
Sustainable-Partners.com.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 Drum Songs – Learn how to drum, learn what
drumming is. Indian drumming is believed to be the heartbeat. Learn songs. Free. RSVP required. Four Feathers Trading Post, 3521CR2621, Caddo Mills. 214-288-9935.
FourFeathersTradingPost.net.
Advancing the Choice Delivering Success – 9am. Day-long workshop on delivery fleets and the technologies, fuels, financial opportunities and policies that can help make a fleet greener. Speak- ers, to date, include Frito-Lay, Coca-Cola, Dean Foods, and Sysco Foods. Free. Ruthe Jackson Center, 3113 S Carrier Pkwy, Grand Prairie. 817- 704-2510.
PBurns@NCTCOG.org. NCTCOG. org/CleanCities.
Cooper Wellness Cooking Class – 12-1:30pm. Participants will enjoy lunch, a cooking dem- onstration and take home healthy recipes. The recipes focus on tasty, quick and easy meals a busy person can put together in minutes. RSVP. $65. The Guest Lodge at the Cooper Aerobics Center, 12230 Preston Rd, Dallas. 972-386-4777.
CooperWellness.com.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 12
Used Book Sale – 11am-3pm. Sponsored by the North Texas Home Educators Network. Oppor- tunity to network with homeschooling families while purchasing used educational materials. $3/ adults, $3/ages 13 and over, free/12 and un- der. Plano Centre, 2000 E Spring Creek Pkwy, Plano. 972-612-6132.
MJLaddusaw@Juno.com.
NTHEN.org.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13
Annual Summer Homeschool Conference – Aug 13-14. 9am-5pm. Sponsored by the North Texas Home Educators Network. Designed for families at every level of homeschooling. Attend seminars, shop at more than 125 exhibitor booths, and explore the latest educational tools, products and services. Advance registration required. Pre-registration fees: $9/adults, $9/ages 12-17, $5/ages 3-12, $40/ages 12-17 attending teen pro- gram, $40/ages 3-12 attending children’s program, free/2 and under. Plano Centre, 2000 E Spring Creek Pkwy, Plano. 972-772-7798.
NTHEN.org.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 14
White Rock Local Market – 8am-12pm. Sale of local produce, meat and artisan food and crafts in- cluding art, pottery, clothes and more. Free. White Rock Local Market, 702 Buckner Blvd, Dallas. 214-319-7768. Sarah@WhiteRockLocalMarket. com.
WhiteRockLocalMarket.com.
Butterfly Festival – 10am–5pm. Celebrate butter- flies. The festivities include a photography class, butterfly release, butterfly photo contest display, family activities and more. Texas Discovery Garden at Fair Park, 3601 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Dallas. 214-428-7476. TDG@TexasDiscov-
eryGardens.org.
TexasDiscoveryGardens.org.
Chakra Education Workshop – 11am-4pm. Learn the nine dimensions of the human energy system; the root causes for success and failure; how to assist in developing balanced children; removing repressed and unwanted emotions and more. Register in advance by Aug 11. $35. Institute for Total Wellness, 1700 Commerce St, Ste 1400, Dallas. 214-717-6300. TotalWell
nessMBS@yahoo.com.
TotalWellnessMBS.com.
Garden Walk: Caterpillar Crawl – 11am-12pm. Kid friendly. Stroll through the gardens and hunt for colorful caterpillars. Dress up as a butterfly or caterpillar and stay for the Butterfly Festival. Free
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