$10 per person. RSVP required. To register go to
www.naturalreflexes.com or call 210-967-4400.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26
Wildlife Seasonal Walk—8am at Phil Hardberger Park West (NW Military entrance) Come walk the Oak Loop Trail as Christine Westerman shares information about wildlife in the park. FMI contact Wendy Drezek at
stanwendre@gmail.com or call 210-493-0939.
Purple Run 5K—8am at Eilan, 17101 La Cantera Pkwy. This first-ever event benefits Family Violence Prevention Services and the Kristine Meza Foundation. Family dogs are welcome.
www.fvps.org.
5th Annual Weston Wright “Lighting the Way” 5K/10K Walk/Run—8-11am at Roosevelt Park- Mission Reach Trail, 331 Roosevelt Ave. Run or walk along the San Antonio River. Proceeds benefit the Children’s Education Program, a new program at the San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind that benefits children from birth through age 14. Visit
www.salighthouse.org/events.
Visits to the Past—9am-3pm at Alamo Plaza. “Visits” include living historians wearing 1830s era clothing and showcasing exhibits and demonstrations featuring period firearms, sewing, weaving, medicine, surveying, money, leather work, travel kits and more. For more info visit
www.sanantoniolivinghistory.com.
BOOtanica and Plant Sale—10am-2pm at San Antonio Botanical Gardens, 555 Funston. Bring the kids in costume for fun crafts and activities.
www.sabot.org.
(Boerne) Harvest Moon Celebration—12-8pm at Boerne Visitors Center, 140 7 S. Main. Free event filled with bird of prey shows, live Celtic music, belly dancers, palm readings, strolling mentalist, trunk or treat, costume contest, henna tattoos, games and much more.
www.harvestmooncelebration.com.
Whoo Wants To Know About Owls?—2-4pm at Phil Hardberger Park East (Blanco entrance). Master Naturalist Patsy Inglet and staff from the San Antonio Zoo present a program about owls. Learn lots of facts about owls and get an up-close look at owl pellets. Includes a kid-friendly craft.
www.philhardbergerpark.org/events.
(Boerne) Howl-o-Ween Pet Fair—3-7pm at Cibolo Creek Vet Hospital, 150 Herff Ranch Blvd., Boerne. Live music, food, pet adoptions, professional pet photos, contest, face painting and more.
www.cibolocreekvethospital.com.
Dance with the Dead 2013—8:30-11:30pm at Institute of Texan Cultures, 801 E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd. The 3rd annual Dance with the Dead resurrects the ghosts of prohibition-era Texas. Come for a costume and dance contest, art slam, door prizes, ghost tours and much more. For more info visit
www.texancultures.com.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27
Boxer Boogie 3K/5K—8:30am at McAllister Park Pavilion 2, 13102 Jones-Maltsberger. Benefiting Alamo Boxer Rescue, which provides nourishment and a safe environment for unwanted, stray, abused and impounded Boxers. This dog-friendly event includes a costume contest for all human and canine participants.
www.boxerboogierun.com.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28
Paws on the Patio—4pm-8pm at Canyon Cafe, 255 E. Basse Road (Quarry Market). Enjoy dinner on the patio with your pups and get a meal for them too. Then enter in the Howl-o-Ween Pet Costume Contest for a chance to win prizes. Proceeds go toward the care and shelter of Humane Society pets.
www.sahumane.org.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 savethedate
(Boerne) The 4th Annual Rainwater Revival—10am-4pm at Boerne Convention and Community Center, 820 Adler Road, Boerne. Presentations by professionals and users of rainwater, water conservation-related business vendor booths, rainwater system displays, experts to provide guidance and services, plus food, shopping and live music. For more info visit
www.rainwaterrevival.com.
Apache Del Rio Intertribal—11am at Phil Hardberger Park West (NW Military entrance). Apache Del Rio Intertribal will tell stories and sing songs of their ancestors. Participants can dance to drums from Running Waters and make an arrowhead necklace to take home. For info visit
www.philhardbergerpark.org.
savethedates SISTERHOOD OF THE TRIPLE BEING
The Sisterhood is a group of curious, open-minded individuals, both men and women, who have fun while learning from one another. The group
offers classes designed to expand knowledge and provide opportunities for self-help. The Sisterhood is the unity of body, mind and spirit.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 Kombucha Tea—10:45am-1pm. Learn how to make this beneficial probiotic that assists with digestion and supports good health. Participants will be given a Scoby to take home to start their own tea.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 The Voice of Intuition—6:30-8:45pm. Join in this discussion and training to uncover what forms of intuition you have and how you can determine what is a Divine voice. When we are able to tune into our voice of intuition to guide us, we can connect to God, Angels, Spirit Guides and loved ones who have crossed.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 TLC and Tibetan Bowls Energy Shifts—6:30- 8:45pm. Learn what obstacles are holding you back from a life full of abundance at every level possible and release and transmute these energies to move yourself forward into self love, joy, peace and ease. End of class includes a Tibetan Bowl meditation uniquely designed for those in attendance.
Coming Next Month
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 Somatics—10:45am-1pm. Learn this amazingly simple form of movement to release the stress and involuntary contraction of muscles within the body that cause chronic pain. Often in one session, back, shoulders, hips, and neck pain is released partially or fully. This is also a great preventative for athletes and dancers to avoid injury.
Advertise in this issue! Call Joel at 210-854-0362
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) & Personal Qigong Basics—6:30-8:45pm. Co- founders of VetTRIIP will share what they are successfully using in their program that helps PTSD veterans. Chronic pain, stress and insomnia can all be alleviated with their simple to learn techniques.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Visit
www.SisterhoodoftheTripleBeing.com or call Karen Reines at 210-394-8682 or Gabriele Wolf at 210-859-6600. For event locations, sign up at
www.meetupcom/
SisterhoodoftheTripleBeing.com.
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