Peace Day in the Park in Cape Coral
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oin with others in calling for nonvio- lence and a global ceasefire to all hos-
tilities while dancing, laughing, hooping, conversing and more. The free annual Peace Day in the Park will provide such a forum from noon to 5 p.m., September 19 (two days before the third annual In- ternational Day of Peace), at Jaycee Park, in Cape Coral. Local vendors will offer soothing
massages, feng shui instruction, intuitive readings, pet communications, artworks and food. In addition to strolling and visiting the many booths, listening to expert speakers and enjoying live music, attendees can also lounge on the grass along the Caloosahatchee River. Guests are encouraged to bring
canned and dry foods for the community. Event organizer Zachari VanDyne hopes to collect more than last year’s total of 600 pounds.
Location: Beach Pkwy. For more info, visit
MysticPeaceSeeker.com.
Help Maintain Dog Beach
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o n s i d e r helping to
maintain Dog Beach in Bo- nita Springs—a unique setting for fun, exer- cise and so- cializing for dogs and their owners—by volunteer- ing to assist with keeping it clean. Lee County Parks and Recreation is seeking volunteer park beautification specialists to aid its staff with keeping the off-leash area tidy. Duties include walking along the scenic beach to pick up trash, litter and debris. All training and supplies will be provided.
Location: 8800 Estero Blvd, just south of Lover’s Key State Park. For more info on volunteering, visit
LeeParks.org/Volun- teers or call 239-432-2159.
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