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Coming Together to Co-create with Barbara Marx Hubbard O
n Sunday, June 3, renowned author and futurist Barbara
Marx Hubbard will make a rare New York appearance at Wain- wright House in Rye for the special event, Convergence:
Coming
Together to Co-create. Wainwright House, Vistar Foundation and the Foundation for Conscious Evolu- tion are among those sponsoring the all day event, which runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The day will begin with a
O Barbara Marx Hubbard
Pachakuti Mesa ceremony led by cross-cultural shaman Oscar Miro-Quesada. Victoria and Dr. Ron Friedman, founders of the Vistar Foundation, will present on The Power of Collective Evo- lutionary Consciousness, and Marx Hubbard will speak on the subject of her new book, Birth 2012 and Beyond. Organizers say that Marx Hubbard is the key spokesperson for the current conscious evolution on the planet, which she describes as the awakening of the spiritual, social and scientific potential of humanity. The event includes flutes, drumming, meditation, toning,
lunch and more. Tickets are $90, or $75 for Wainwright House Friends and Members, and registration information is found at
Wainwright.org/programs/program_B_Hubbard_June_2012. htm.
Wainwright House is located at 260 Stuyvesant Avenue in Rye. For more information visit
Wainwright.org.
Celebrating Twenty Years of Honoring Birds of Prey
n Sunday, June 3, Green Chimneys
in Brewster celebrates the twentieth anniver- sary of Birds of Prey Day. The event honors children, the environ- ment and magnificent birds of prey from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and features more than 100 birds on display with falconers from across New York and Connecticut. Top wildlife and environmen- tal experts will join special celebrity guests to honor 20 years of Green Chimneys’ wildlife conservation and birds of distinction. Birds of Prey Day offers families a chance to and get “up
Green Chimneys’ Birds of Prey Day
close and personal” with majestic eagles, hawks, owls and falcons. Highlights of the day will include free-flying raptors, live animal demonstrations and the ceremonial release of a rehabilitated bird. Visitors can also tour the Green Chimneys Farm & Wildlife Center and enjoy family activities for all ages. Admission to the day is $15 for adults and $5 for se-
niors and children under 12. Family passes are available for $35 and children 2 and under enter for free. All pro- ceeds benefit Green Chimneys, a non-profit organization.
For more information call 845.279.2995, ext. 227 or visit
GreenChimneys.org. Green Chimneys is located at 400 Do- ansburg Road in Brewster. See ad, page 9.
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