(including NC Division of Parks and Recreation, The Sierra Club and many more.) Pavilion, off Hugo Street, near 2700 North Roxboro Street, Durham. Visit:
https://tinyurl.com/n8gnvph
Durham Earth Day Festival. Noon-5pm. Enjoy live bands, a recycling/shredding drive, an Earth Day Market, Sustainability Expo, free yoga and more. Location: Rock Quarry Park, 701 Stadium Dr., Durham. Rain Location: Holton Career and Resource Center, 401 N. Driver St., Durham. Visit:
www.durhamnc.gov/1003/Earth-Day-Festival
Earth Day Festival. Noon-5pm. Free. Enjoy a day filled with an eclectic mix of music, food, hands-on environmental education activities and much more!. Durham Central Park, 501 Foster Street, Durham. Visit:
www.durhamnc.gov/1003/Earth-Day-Festival
Wake Forest Arbor Day Expo and Tree Seedling Giveaway. 11am-3pm. The festivities will include the Arbor Day Expo and Tree Seedling Giveaway from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. and a formal ceremony at 12:30 p.m. As part of the expo, UFB members will distribute reusable “Tree City” cloth grocery bags and temporary tattoos for kids with the “Trees are Good” logo. Visit:
https://tinyurl.com/lt8zam3 E. Carroll Joyner Park Amphitheater, 701 Harris Road, Wake Forest.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 Does Being Busy Have to be a Disease? 7:00- 8:30pm. We all have responsibilities that occupy our time. We are often overwhelmed with schedules and commitments. The dis-ease of being busy is spiritually destructive to our health and wellbeing. How do we balance all this and still maintain a quality of life that is meaningful for ourselves and our loved ones? Free will donation. A Place for Women To Gather, 8380 Six Forks Road, Suite 203, Raleigh.
www.womengather.org
THURSDAY, APRIL 27 Attend SHRED-A-THON 2016 For Free Shredding
Of Your Confidential Documents. 10am-2pm. Orange County residents and small businesses, including the portion of Chapel Hill that is in Durham County, and local government employees may securely destroy their personal confidential documents at no cost. Limit of five “banker- box” sized boxes or five large bags of paper per person, and a limit of one trip per household or organization. Park and walk up service. University Place, 201 S. Estes Drive, Chapel Hill. Visit:
www.orangecountync.gov/recycling
Does Being Busy Have to be a Disease? 10:00- 11:30am. See April 26 listing for details.
FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Traditional Blackfoot Pipe Ceremony. 6:45pm. The Pipe Ceremony is a meaningful community prayer experience in keeping with the traditional ways of the Blackfoot people. All are welcome. Suggested donation: $10 (at door). Triangle Center
Spiritual Living, 559 Jones Franklin Road, Raleigh. Phone: 919-859-2249 Email:
info@trianglecsl.org www.trianglecsl.org See us on Facebook, Meetup and subscribe to our YouTube Channel.
Reiki I Class. This 2-day beginner’s class (starting 5:30pm) teaches you to provide Reiki to yourself and others! Receive four Reiki attunements and experience Reiki throughout your lifetime! Learn the chakras and history of Reiki. Practice grounding, protection and traditional Reiki techniques. Receive a comprehensive manual and certificate of completion. Beginners welcome. Fee: $150. Location: Cary. To RSVP for this class, visit
www.meetup.com/Meditation-Reiki-in-Cary or contact Susan:
SusanMelchione@gmail.com, 919- 210-2188, or
www.SusanMelchione.com
SATURDAY, APRIL 29 Attend SHRED-A-THON 2017 For Free Shredding
Of Your Confidential Documents. 10am-2pm. Orange County residents and small businesses, including the portion of Chapel Hill that is in Durham County, and local government employees may securely destroy their personal confidential documents at no cost. Limit of five “banker-box” sized boxes or five large bags of paper per person, and a limit of one trip per household or organization. Drive-through service. Hampton Pointe Recycling Site behind Home Depot in Hillsborough. Visit:
www.orangecountync.gov/recycling
2016 Earth Evening. 6-8pm. Orange County celebrates Earth Day (Earth Evening). Activities for all ages include recycling and compost education (bring fluorescent light bulbs, batteries, cell phones and cooking oil to safely recycle); a storm water pollution demo; solar power info; and much more. Location: Orange County River Park, 140 E. Margaret Lane Hillsborough. 8:15pm. Movie “Inside Out” will be shown at River Park, Hillsborough. Visit:
https://tinyurl.com/n35h2ch
ongoingevents SUNDAY
That Cancer Show. 8–8:30pm. Cornucopia Cancer Support Center hosts this informational talk radio program to assist anyone journeying with cancer. Airs live on WPTF 680 AM in the Triangle. Also live streams live at
www.wptf.com, click on the 680 AM Listen Live button. See more information at
www.cancersupport4u.org
Triangle Center For Spiritual Living: Sunday Morning Services. 8:45am/10:45am (Meditation 10:00am). April Theme: Transformation and Evolution 4/2: “Your Life Can Be Brand New,” 4/9:
SUNDAY, APRIL 29 Earth Day Lane at Spring Daze Arts and Crafts
for
Festival. 9am-5pm. Visit Earth Day Lane near the boathouse at Spring Daze in Bond Park to learn more about preserving and protecting the environment. Enjoy family friendly games, giveaways and activities as well as Q&A time with town experts about environmentally focused programs and initiatives. Visit:
https://tinyurl.com/mwsh8f l Location: Fred G. Bond Metro Park, 801 High House Rd, Cary.
THURSDAY, MAY 4 Give Me the Simple Life – Please! 1:30-3:00pm. “Why does everything have to be so complicated?” “I feel like I’m on a treadmill and can’t get off!” “I remember when life was simpler . . .” Do any of these quotes resonate with you? Would you like to simplify your life? This program is designed to help! Free will donation. A Place for Women To Gather, 8380 Six Forks Road, Suite 203, Raleigh.
www.womengather.org
FRIDAY, MAY 5 A Traditional Japanese Tea Gathering. 10:45 am and 1:00pm. Enjoy the calm simplicity of the tearoom and the beauty of the gardens. Host will demonstrate traditional Japanese tea and guest will enjoy a steaming cup of frothy green tea. Small group. Please choose morning or afternoon seating. Cost: $30. The Sarah P. Duke Gardens, Durham. Visit:
www.rcwms.org
SATURDAY/SUNDAY
MAY 20-21 Ho’OpOnOpOno. Deborah Mangis and Mary Koehler will teach the IZI LLC Sponsored SELF I-DENTITY through HO’OPONOPONO® (SITHR) at the Courtyard Marriott Hotel in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. SITHR is an updated ancient Hawaiian problem solving process to release memories that are experienced as problems. The SITH® process provides “a step by step approach to achieving Peace, Balance and a new meaning of life through an understanding of one’s Self-I-Dentity.” Register at
http://regonline.com/SICHNC2017 or phone 919-803-9999.
SUNDAY, MAY 21 Ho’OpOnOpOno. See May 20 listing for details.
“Discover Your Transformation,” 4/16: “New Life is Possible,” and 4/23: “Living Beyond the Stuff,” 4/30: “Created by Joy” Senior Minister: Rev. Dusty Rippelmeyer; Asst. Minister: Rev. Bill Turner; Staff Minister Rev. Betty Harris. Youth Director: Dr. Michael Mroczynski. Music Directors: Cindi Johnson, Karen Rochford Dailey. 559 Jones Franklin Road, Raleigh. 919-859-2249.
www.trianglecsl.org
Unity of the Triangle Sunday Services. 9am and 11am. Come and be part of a meditative, heart-centered, music-inspired experience our community offers every week. “Come Home to Unity…your family awaits you.” Childcare 8:45am– 12:15pm. Unity of the Triangle, 5570 Munford Rd. Raleigh.
www.unitytriangle.org Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/unityofthetriangle
Eckankar, Experience the Light and Sound of God. 11am-12noon. First Sunday of every month. Worship
Service.Sunday, Apr. 2: Reaching the Heart of God. “Life provides us with lots of opportunities to become love itself, pure love beyond all telling.” Quote by Harold Klemp. Listen to stories, parables and creative arts expressing eternal truths and spiritual growth found through the teachings of Eckankar. Fellowship and light refreshment to follow. Triangle Eckankar Center, 6001 Chapel Hill Road, Ste.103, Raleigh 919 852-1550 or visit:
www.eckankar-nc.org/ or
www.meetup.com/SpiritualExperience.
Unity Center of Peace. Sundays 9:30–10:40am, natural awakenings April 2017 23
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