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2013 Season for Nonviolence: A Season of Peace began Wednesday, January 30 and continues through April 4. Arun and Sunanda Gandhi of the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence helped create the movement that directs educational and media attention to th… Continue reading 2013 Season for Nonviolence: A Season of Peace began Wednesday,…
2013 Season for Nonviolence: A Season of Peace began Wednesday, January 30 and continues through April 4. Arun and Sunanda Gandhi of the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence helped create the movement that directs educational and media attention to the philosophy of attaining peace through nonviolent action as demonstrated by Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. The season is“a national 64-day educational, media, and grassroots campaign dedicated to demonstrating that nonviolence is a powerful way to heal, transform, and empower our lives and our communities,” explained Unity of Bandon’s Reverend Robin Haruna. Locally, seasonal observance will include Peace Rocks painting parties Friday, February 22 at 11 AM; Tuesday, March 12 at 7 PM; and Tuesday, April 2 at 7 PM at Unity of Bandon, 50211 Hwy 101. Community members are invited to bring a friend and paint some rocks. All supplies are provided. The Peace Rocks project had its genesis with Bandon resident Jane Clark during the 2006 Season for Nonviolence. Since then, residents and visitors to the southern Oregon coast have painted thousands of rocks with messages of peace–the rocks are shared around the world. In 2012, the project was recognized by Rotary International. Learn more about Peace Rocks at peacerocks.org. Related post: Peace Rocks painting photoset Continue reading 2013 Season for Nonviolence: A Season of Peace began Wednesday,… It’s winter. The gardener contemplates chard. One hand stirs a pot of pumpkin soup (hold-over golden globes from the fall harvest). The other hand turns the page on the 2013 seed catalogue. Applications for garden membership and plots with Bandon Good … Continue reading It’s winter. The gardener contemplates chard. One hand… It’s winter. The gardener contemplates chard. One hand stirs a pot of pumpkin soup (hold-over golden globes from the fall harvest). The other hand turns the page on the 2013 seed catalogue. Applications for garden membership and plots with Bandon Good … Continue reading It’s winter. The gardener contemplates chard. One hand…
It’s winter. The gardener contemplates chard. One hand stirs a pot of pumpkin soup (hold-over golden globes from the fall harvest). The other hand turns the page on the 2013 seed catalogue. Applications for garden membership and plots with Bandon Good Earth Community Garden are available February 1st at Bandon True Value, Hennick’s Home Center, Bandon Public Library, United Country-Bandon, 101 Plants ‘N Things and more. Membership is $10 and a plot is $10 per gardener. Contact Good Earth President Rushel Reed for more information, 541-297-5806, [email protected] For timely garden tips and community garden updates, visit Good Earth Community Garden on Facebook. Related Posts: Good Earth Community Garden, Winter Garden News Continue reading It’s winter. The gardener contemplates chard. One hand… Is there a better time of year to admire product displays? Aurora, Oregon is a fun place to find old and new items nestled beautifully side by side. Featured holiday product displays at Back Porch Vintage, Emma’s Tea Room and Scatter Creek Juncti… Continue reading Is there a better time of year to admire product displays?… Is there a better time of year to admire product displays? Aurora, Oregon is a fun place to find old and new items nestled beautifully side by side. Featured holiday product displays at Back Porch Vintage, Emma’s Tea Room and Scatter Creek Juncti… Continue reading Is there a better time of year to admire product displays?…
Is there a better time of year to admire product displays? Aurora, Oregon is a fun place to find old and new items nestled beautifully side by side. Featured holiday product displays at Back Porch Vintage, Emma’s Tea Room and Scatter Creek Junction. Continue reading Is there a better time of year to admire product displays?… The Old Town Marketplace on the Bandon waterfront is transformed for the holidays. Marketplace… The Old Town Marketplace on the Bandon waterfront is transformed for the holidays. Marketplace… |
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