Water Conservation: Rain Gardens and Bioswales—9- 11am at the Phil Hardberger Park Urban Ecology Center, 8400 NW Military Hwy. Join San Antonio River Authority and San Antonio Water System speakers who will show how to make a rain garden and discuss the benefits of rainfall catchment and bioswales. Kid-friendly activity included. Suggested donation of $3/individual or $5/ family.
www.philhardbergerpark.org.
InBalance Spring Fling—9am-12pm at InBalance Studio, 23535 IH-10 W., Ste. 1203. Visit InBalance for free yoga, Pilates and barre classes, healthy food and drink vendors, massages, door prizes and fun for the kiddos. www.
inbalancesanantonio.com.
(New Braunfels) Aktivitat—10am-12pm at the County Line Memorial Trail in New Braunfels. Activitat is the German word for activity, and the Activitat event in New Braunfels is inspired by events like San Antonio’s twice- yearly Siclovia event. Activitat takes place along 2+ miles of the County Line Memorial Trail. Receive tips on active living, healthy exercise and eating habits for the whole family. Free.
www.nbtexas.org.
Radiant Heart with Machi Silvia—3-5pm at the Hill Country Healing Center, 712 Deer Forest Dr. in Pipe Creek. Drum, visualize and meditate to connect with Spirit and your heart chakra with Maci Silvia. $20. Register to
info@sisterhoodofthetriplebeing.com. www.
hillcountryhealingcenter.com.
America’s Armed Forces River Parade—5-7pm along the San Antonio River Walk. To honor current and former members of the armed forces, 26 patriotically decorated floats will carry and represent all five branches of military personnel. Enjoy one of San Antonio’s longest river parades while honoring past, present and future members of the U.S. Armed Forces.
www.thesanantonioriverwalk. com.
SUNDAY, MAY 17
Wholistic Festival—11am-6pm at the Doubletree Hotel, 37 NE Loop 410 at McCullough. Free admission, free parking to participate in this festival featuring 60+ exhibitors.
www.wholisticfestival.com or 210-334-0782.
TUESDAY, MAY 19
Celebrate International Museum Day at the McNay – Free Admission All Day—10am-4pm at the McNay Museum, 6000 New Braunfels Ave. Enjoy free general admission all day. Includes an outdoor sculpture tour from 12-4pm at the museum.
www.mcnayart.org.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20
Acupressure for Self Help—7-9pm at the Hill Country Healing Center, 712 Deer Forest Dr. in Pipe Creek. Learn easy-to-do acupressure points for headaches, anxiety, energy and more. $20.
www.hillcountryhealingcenter.com. Preregister at
info@sisterhoodofthetriplebeing.com.
FRIDAY, MAY 22
The Real Truth About Health Conference, Available Live Online—May 22-31 in Orlando (live stream available online). Learn from more than 30 of the most popular and influential thought leaders, experts and authors from a wide variety of wellness fields. Free. Visit
www.therealtruthabouthealthconference.com for the full schedule.
SATURDAY, MAY 23
Boost Your Energy Workshop—1-2pm at The Synergy Studio, 300 E. Grayson St. Discover what foods boost energy and deplete it, learn new ways to get your energy back, and learn what else may be draining your energy and what to do about it. $25.
www.thesynergystudio.com.
Nature Walk: Ethnobotany—8-10am at the Phil Hardberger Park Urban Ecology Center, 8400 NW Military Hwy. Learn how the Native Americans and pioneers used native plants in daily life and how some of these plants are still in use today. Donation of $3/person or $5/family is suggested. For info call 210-492-7472 or email admin@
philhardbergerpark.org.
www.philhardbergerpark.org.
The Allure of Antique Roses—10am-12pm at Villa Finale Museum and Gardens, 401 King William. Learn how to grow and care for antique roses. Mike Shoup of the Antique Rose Emporium will cover many facets of rose care including pruning, shaping, companions and general embellishments. $4.
www.villafinale.org.
The Healthy Kitchen Workshop—10am-1pm May 23 at Unity Church in Boerne, 121 Scenic Loop Rd., or June 6 at the San Antonio Yoga Center, 11011 Shaenfield Rd. Hosted by Nicole Malesky, leader of the San Antonio chapter of The Natural Epicurean Academy. Learn to make better food choices, how to restock your pantry, read labels, and make healthy shopping lists and meal plans. Also learn to create flavorful meals that include more fruits, vegetables, healthy proteins and fats. $59. 210-788-4011 or www.
naturalepicurean.com.
THURSDAY, MAY 28
Spinal Touch Workshop for Massage Therapists—6- 8:30pm May 29, 8:30am-5:30pm May 30 and 8:30am-3pm May 31 at the San Antonio Institute of Massage Therapy, 8607 Wurzbach Rd., MS#1011. This course is intended for licensed massage therapists who want to advance their technique with Spinal Touch, which eliminates pain and maintains good health by releasing soft tissue of the spine to correct posture. 16 hours of continuous education included. For info call 210-558-3148.
Get Reel Film Series at the McNay: Meditation, Creativity, Peace—6:30-8pm at the McNay Museum, 6000 New Braunfels Ave. Enjoy Meditation, Creativity, Peace, produced by the David Lynch Foundation. This film takes the viewer on a 16-country tour with the Academy Award nominated writer and director as he speaks about the virtues of Transcendental Meditation.
www.mcnayart.org.
SATURDAY, MAY 30
(Boerne) Summer Family Fun Festival—10am-2pm at Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road. Celebrate summer while competing in traditional field day events like relay races, balloon tosses and a watermelon-eating contest. Families will also enjoy making and flying kites. Free event. www.
cibolo.org.
Heart Art with Nancy Oaks—3-5pm at the Hill Country Healing Center, 712 Deer Forest Dr. in Pipe Creek. Nancy Oaks explains through individual heart interpretation, or “Heart Art” one of the keys to a life of freedom, imagination, creativity and expression. $20. Preregister at
info@sisterhoodofthetriplebeing.com. www.
hillcountryhealingcenter.com.
SUNDAY, MAY 31
Moving the Spirit Through Intuitive Movement—2-4pm at the Wanda Deagen Dance Studio, 2113 Vance Jackson. Explore the seven energies of movement in this fully interactive healing movement workshop. Learn to follow your body’s guidance to let go of pain, restore your health, and enjoy physical and mental peace. $30, preregistration required. 210-381-6625,
www.wandadeagen.com.
Common Ground Event at EcoCentro—2-8pm at the William R. Sinkin EcoCentro building on the San Antonio College Campus, 1802 N. Main. Join neighbors and fellow San Antonio residents in an afternoon and evening of collaborating and learning from each other about ways to make our city more sustainable. Enjoy vendor booths, food trucks, music, raffles, demonstrations and info sessions. Facebook > EcoCentro1.
plan ahead TUESDAY, JUNE 2
Best-Selling Author Gregg Levoy Speaks on Passion at Pearl Stable—6:30pm at Pearl Stable, 312 Pearl Pkwy. Hear author and lecturer Gregg Levoy share his insights from his new book, Vital Signs: The Nature and Nurture of Passion. The event is part of the Mind Science Foundation’s Distinguished Speaker Series.
www.mindscience.org.
SATURDAY, JUNE 6
GRAND OPENING WEEKEND at the NEW DoSeum, San Antonio’s Museum for Kids—June 6, 7 at The DoSeum, 2800 Broadway. San Antonio’s new museum just for kids opens this weekend with a full slate of events and activities.
www.thedoseum.org.
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
Community Harvest Blitz: Salsa Gardening—5-9pm at Gardens of St. Therese, 906 W. Kentucky Ave. Hosted by the Green Spaces Alliance, gardeners, foodies and healthy- eating advocates are invited to attend and enjoy the time- honored tradition of sharing food as a community. Each Harvest Blitz will feature local chefs doing demonstrations, nutrition experts encouraging tastings, garden gurus sharing cultivation tips, and fun fabulous informative films to cap off each evening.
www.greensatx.org.
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