calendar of events
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MONDAY, APRIL 1
Plant-Based Health Forum – 6pm. Meets every fi rst Monday. Learn why a plant-based diet is the healthiest. Rococo Restaurant, 12252 N May, OKC. Info: PlantBasedOKC: 405-250-2037 or PlantBase-
dOKC.com.
FRIDAY, APRIL 5
New Moon Meditation – 7-8pm. The new moon is about making fresh starts; focus on creating more positive language to bring about positive thoughts and experiences. $5/donation. Radiant Living Cen- ter, 6051 N Brookline Ave, Ste 127, OKC. Info:
RadiantLivingok.com/
calendar.html
SUNDAY, APRIL 7
Guided Meditation and Celebration Service – 10am & 10:30am. Theme: Diversity with Rev Suel- len Miller. Childcare available. United Life Spiritual Center, 3332 N Meridian Ave, OKC. 405-946-6753.
MONDAY, APRIL 8
Hearing Loss Association (HLA) Meetings – 6:30pm. HLA exists to assist those with hearing loss live successfully in a hearing world. Open to the public. Free. Lakeside Methodist Church, 2925 NW 66, OKC. Info:
OKCHearingLoss.org.
THURSDAY, APRIL 11
Oklahoma Energy Task Force – 6pm. Discuss clean energy future for Oklahoma. 4900 Richmond Square Dr, Ste 203, OKC. Info:
Oklahoma.Sierra-
Club.org/Cimarron.
FRIDAY, APRIL 12
Live on the Plaza – 6-10pm. An art walk in OKCs Plaza District featuring local artists, live music, spe- cial events and shopping. NW 16th between Classen & Penn Ave. 405-367-9403.
PlazaDistrict.org.
SATURDAY, APRIL 13
Plant a Pollinator Garden – 11am-noon. Tour Common Wealth’s pollinator garden as Jody Lesch, resident “Bug Lady”, introduces native plants pro- viding food and habitat for the bees, beetles and but-
the public. Free. Lakeside Methodist Church, 2925 NW 66, OKC. Info:
OKCHearingLoss.org.
Sierra Club Meeting: Cimarron Group – 7pm. SixTwelve, 612 NW 29th St, OKC. Info: Oklahoma.
SierraClub.org/Cimarron.
FRIDAY, APRIL 19
The Theosophical Society with Juliana Cesano – Apr 19-21. Join national and international speaker Juilano Cesano for valuable esoteric teachings of- fered to humanity by occultist and philosopher H. P. Blavatsky. Discover a major key to true spiritual unfoldment; explore their shared wisdom and direct experience of this reality, and recommended prac- tices. 4620 NW 33rd Terrace, OKC. 405-412-1971.
NancyBlott1@gmail.com.
SUNDAY, APRIL 21
terfl ies that pollinate and beautify our world. Seeds, soil, containers and coaching will be provided for attendees to plant at home. Pollinator plants will be for sale. $10, $15/couple or volunteer for free admis- sion. Common Wealth Urban Farms, 3310 N Olie, OKC.
Info@CommonWealthUrbanFarms.com.
Spring Fun Fair – 11am-5pm. Experience a variety of professional wellness practitioners as they share their gifts and talents. Sessions will be available for no more than a dollar a minute; choose several diff erent modalities from acupuncture to caricatures drawings. Radiant Living Center, 6051 N Brookline Ave, Ste 127, OKC. Info:
RadiantLivingok.com/
calendar.html.
SUNDAY, APRIL 14
Guided Meditation and Celebration Service – 10am & 10:30am. Theme: Unique but Diff erent with Rev Dr Peggy D Farris. Childcare available. United Life Spiritual Center, 3332 N Meridian Ave, OKC. 405-946-6753.
United Life Toning and Meditation Group – 5:30- 6:30pm. Join for an hour of using musical instru- ments and voices with like-minded people to create relaxation, healing and connection with self, others and the Divine. United Life Spiritual Center, 3332 N Meridian Ave, OKC. 405-946-6753.
THURSDAY, APRIL 18
Hearing Loss Association (HLA) Meetings – 1:30pm. HLA exists to assist those with hearing loss live successfully in a hearing world. Open to
Guided Meditation and Celebration Service – 10am & 10:30am. Easter Sunday with Rev SuZ Ogden. Childcare available. United Life Spiritual Center, 3332 N Meridian Ave, OKC. 405-946-6753.
THURSDAY, APRIL 25
Autoimmune Support Group – 2-3pm. With Dixie Mehrens. Free supportive and educational sessions for those struggling with an autoimmune disease, trying to follow the autoimmune protocol (AIP) or are curious about it. Natural Grocers (NG), 3325 S Blvd, Edmond, OK. Info: 405-341-4700 or Dixie@
RefreshedVisionHealthCoaching.com.
SATURDAY, APRIL 27
Allergy Relief Seminar – 10:30am. Ongoing semi- nar/training with Dan Solloway, PhD, nutritionist, radio host, international lecturer and trainer. Learn from an expert how to maintain good health and wellness. Omega Health Foods, 2427 N Council Rd, Bethany. 405-495-9420.
Plant a Bouquet Garden – 11am-noon. With Elia Woods, co-founder and farm manager. Learn about the easiest fl owers to grow in central OKC, how to plan and prepare your garden bed, and discuss seeds vs transplants, annuals vs perennials, and the ben- efi ts of trellising and succession planting. $10, $15/ couple or volunteer for free admission. Common Wealth Urban Farms, 3310 N Olie, OKC. Info@
CommonWealthUrbanFarms.com.
SUNDAY, APRIL 28
Guided Meditation and Celebration Service – 10am & 10:30am. Theme: Inclusion-Beyond Otherness with Tammy Tittle, RScP, plus potluck lunch. Childcare available. United Life Spiritual Center, 3332 N Meridian Ave, OKC. 405-946-6753.
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Food Forest – 11am-noon. Paul Mays, permacultur- ist for SixTwelve Community Center, will review the principles of forest gardening, and lead another round of planting to extend their perennial food production. A permaculture food forest is a low maintenance, sustainable and productive garden of trees, shrubs, herbs, vines and perennial vegetables, based on the natural systems found in forests. $10, $15/couple or volunteer for free admission. Com- mon Wealth Urban Farms, 3310 N Olie, OKC.
Info@CommonWealthUrbanFarms.com.
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