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sunday thursday
Friday Night Jamboree – 6:30-10pm. Evening
begins with gospel music, followed by old-time and
Unity of Roanoke
bluegrass bands. Come ready to flat foot. All ages
– 9am Talking About Books – 11:30am. 2
nd
Thursday of and 11am services. All
welcome. each
welcome. Floyd Country Store, 206 S Locust St, month. Blacksburg Library. 200 Miller St.
Unity of Roanoke Valley, 3300 Green
Ridge Rd NW, Roanoke. 540-562-2200. Office@ Blacksburg. 540-552-5246 x 106.
MFRL.org.
Floyd. 540-745-4563.
FloydCountryStore.com.
UnityRoanokeValley.org.
UnityRoanokeValley.org.
Friends of the Library – 3:30pm. 2
nd
Thursday
Earth Friendly Friday – 7pm (doors open at 6:30).
of each month. Blacksburg Library. 200 Miller St.
Second Friday each month. Bring a snack dish
monday
Blacksburg. 540-552-5246 x 106.
MFRL.org.
for sharing. Free. Unitarian Universalist Church
Art by Night
of Roanoke, 2015 Grandin Rd, Roanoke. For
– 5-8pm. First Thursday each month.
Tai Chi – 1-2pm. Weekly beginner short form style,
Self-guided gallery walks, visiting the diverse gal-
more info, contact Bob Egbert: 540-384-7448 or
Yang Tai Chi class. Promotes balance, flexibility
leries that are open late. Most galleries are within
RSEgbert@comcast.net.
and strength. First class is free. $30 per month
walking distance, although a complimentary limou-
there after
No Shame Theatre – Scripts accepted at 10pm.
. Bonsai Tai Chi/Ch’uan. Classes held at
sine shuttle is available. Free. Downtown Roanoke.
Liberty Lake Park Rec. room, 939 Burk’s Hill Rd.
RoanokeArtByNight.com.
Doors open at 11pm. Open mike night for play-
Bedford
wrights, actors, singers, mimes, comedians and the
. 540-587-6061 or contact instructor, Steve
Garay 540-797-1256.
Tai Chi – 6-7pm. Weekly beginner short form style,
like. Work must be original, five minutes or less,
Yang Tai Chi class. Promotes balance, flexibility and
and it can’t break anything. $5. Waldron Stage,
Talking About Movies – 2pm. First Monday
strength. First class is free. $30 per month there after.
20 Church Ave SE, Roanoke. 540-342-5740.
each month. Watch a movie based on a book,
Bonsai Tai Chi/Ch’uan. Classes held at the Charles
MillMountain.org/NoShame.html.
and join the discussion. Christiansburg Library,
Hill Senior Center, 814 E. Washington Avenue,
125 Sheltman St, Christiansburg. 540-382-6965.
Vinton. Contact Steve Garay: 540-797-1256.
Montgomery-Floyd.Lib.Va.us.
Reiki – 6-8pm. First and third Thursdays each
Tai Chi
saturday
– 6-7pm. Weekly beginner short form style, month. Loving Touch Center, a school for learning
Yang Tai Chi class. Promotes balance, flexibility and and healing, offers free meditation and mini Reiki
Yappy Hour at Six Wags Dog Park – 8:30-10am.
strength
If thinking of joining the park, this is a good chance
. First class is free. $30 per month there after. healing sessions. Rocky Mount Public Library, 355
Bonsai
to try it out. Staff demonstrations on how to encour-
Tai Chi/Ch’uan. Classes held at Bedford Franklin St, Rocky Mount. Contact Samuel or Anita:
County Parks and Recreation Center
age a dog to be well-mannered and friendly to dog
, 780 Bedford 540-482-0805.
Ave
friends. Bring copies of pooches’ vaccinations. $5/
. Bedford. 540-586-7628 or contact instructor,
Family Night – 6:30pm. 2
nd
Thursday of each
Steve Garay 540-797-1256.
dog. Six Wags Dog Park, 1832 Apperson Dr, Salem.
month. Blacksburg Library. 200 Miller St. Blacks-
540-375-WAGS.
SixWagsDogPark.com.
Roanoke Valley Drum Circle – 6-8pm. First and burg. 540-552-5246 x 106.
MFRL.org.
third Monday each month. Adults and well-behaved
C
Free Wine Tastings – 12-5pm. 21 years and older.
reating a Better World in Roanoke, VA – 7-9pm.
children are welcome. Bring drums or try ours. No
M
Free. Wine Gourmet, 2219 Franklin Rd SW, Roa-
onthly interactive and informative workshop
experience necessary. Belly dancers are encouraged
based
noke. 540-400-VINO.
WineGourmet.biz.
on the Better World Handbook. Each month,
to join. Downtown Roanoke Public Library at Jef-
look at a different topic to help make a difference in
ferson and Bullitt. 540-293-4075.
the world. $15 suggested donation. Lifestream Cen-
ter, 2006 Windsor Ave SW, Roanoke. 540-344-3031.
daily
tuesday
LifeStreamCenter.org.
Volunteer Opportunities at Center for Urbicul-
Winter Feast for the Soul Meeting – 7-8:30pm. ture – Anytime. Are you ready to help with com-
Stretch and Strengthen – 5-6pm. Class is appropri-
Weekly support and commitment meeting for 40-day munity projects? The Center for Urbiculture would
ate for all ages and skill levels. Gentle stretching to
Winter Feast for the Soul. Meeting features medi- like to help fit you with a project. Grandin Gardens.
strengthen and invigorate body and soul. Led by
tation, spiritual practices, prayer, and discussion. 1731 Grandin Rd. Roanoke.
info@urbiculture.com.
Lauren Scott Jones, DC. Healing Catalyst, 616 W
Light refreshments served afterwards. Free. 2609
Urbiculture.org.
Main St, Ste 1, Radford. 540-639-4325.
Richelieu Ave, Roanoke. 540-344-6036. Email
Zikr
Diane Elliot at
DWolf@DavishElliot.com.
Social Education Opportunities at Center for
– Ceremony of Remembrance – 7pm. First
Tuesday each month from Oct-June. Light refresh-
Urbiculture – Anytime. The Center for Urbiculture
ments served at 8:15pm. Diane Elliot’s house,
Friday
is inviting you to help educate our region. Looking
2609
for individuals or groups interested in sharing their
Richelieu Ave, Roanoke. Call if attending:
540-344-6036.
Game On! – 3:30-6:30pm. skills and knowledge with the great community. Second and fourth
Friday each month. Meet up with fellow gaming We will coordinate a workshop, provide space and
enthusiasts. promote the event at our Roanoke City Location. Participants of all ages playing a variety
wednesday
of board, card and video games. Free. Blacksburg Grandin Gardens 1731 Grandin Rd. Roanoke.
Library, 200 Miller St, Blacksburg. 540-552-8246
info@urbiculture.com.
Urbiculture.org.
Crafters Corner – 1pm. Join fellow crafters of all
x 107.
MFRL.org.
kinds
Community Projects Opportunities at Center for
. Work on a project surrounded by laughter
and
Free Beer Tasting – 5-8pm. 21 years and older.
new friends. All crafters welcome
Urbiculture – Anytime. We are interested in helping
. Coffee and
Free. Wine Gourmet, 2219 Franklin Rd SW, Roa-
tea served. Jessie Peterman Library
you with your community project. Grandin Gardens
, 321 W Main
St, Floyd. 540-745-2947.
noke. 540-400-VINO.
WineGourmet.biz.
1731 Grandin Rd. Roanoke.
info@urbiculture.com.
Stretch and Strengthen
Urbiculture.org.
– 5-6pm. Class is appropri-
A Course in Miracles – 7-9pm. All welcome. Love
ate for all ages and skill levels. Gentle stretching to
offering
Grandin Garden Design Opportunities – Any-
. Unity of Roanoke Valley, 3300 Green
strengthen and invigorate body and soul. Led by
Ridge Rd NW, Roanoke. 540-562-2200 x 10. Uni-
Lauren Scott Jones, DC. Healing Catalyst, 616 W
time. Grandin Gardens is currently in the process
tyRoanokeValley.org.
Main St, Ste 1, Radford. 540-639-4325.
of designing a permaculture system. We would like
Drop-In Meditation Classes
input from you. Grandin Gardens 1731 Grandin Rd.
– 7-8:30pm. Simple
Friday Night Stress Buster – 6:15-7pm. Come and
b
Roanoke.
info@urbiculture.com.
Urbiculture.org.
reathing meditation, a short talk on Buddhist
get ready for the weekend with our 45 minute stress
thought, and a concluding meditation. Open to ev-
reduction program. Free but donations appreciated.
Edible Forest Gardens – Anytime. We have re-
eryone regardless of experience. $10/class. Dharma-
The
cently planted hundreds of strawberry, asparagus,
Merchant Institute for Health and Wellness.
pala Buddhist Center, 4119 Franklin Rd, Roanoke.
13105 Booker T
raspberry and blueberry at Grandin Gardens. Come
Washington Hwy Ste A3. Hardy,
540-366-3000.
Info@MeditationInVirgina.org.
VA. 540-719-2800, 540-525-4749 or TaiChi@
and take a look. Grandin Gardens 1731 Grandin Rd.
MeditationInVirginia.org.
jetbroadband.com
Roanoke.
info@urbiculture.com.
Urbiculture.org.
or
CherryTreeTaiChiKung.com.
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