Details:
We are opening a new location this year with plenty of parking and across the street from the Stone Zoo.
Note: Some of us plan to go to the Zoo after the event. feel free to plan to add that to your day.
We'll
meet at 11 AM for the annual "spring cleaning". By cleaning up trash and removing the leaves from the new grass, we come together to do something to help the Earth. Magically we use it as a symbol to clean away our winter debris and reconnect with the sacred ground. Children
are encouraged to attend. (Extra
trash bags, gloves, and tools always help in removing any winter-accumulated
trash and debris!)
Again this
year, during the clean up, we intend to build a symbolic Winter Spirit with some
of the debris we collect. So come early to be a part of this. We also have flower wreaths to make, bubbles to blow, and always encourage drumming and connecting.
YAY! We have the permit in hand, after the clean up is complete, there will be a Maypole, followed by a potluck picnic and a Peace Cairn. Please
bring your own utensils and something to share.
We'll
pass a hat for small donations of $5-$10.
Directions:
From Rt. 93 south take exit 35 onto Rt. 28. Bear right through the
parking lot along Spot Pond, and turn right onto South St. which
becomes Pond St. Pass the Stone Zoo and at the next intersection make
a u-turn. Greenwood Park is on the right opposite the Stone Zoo.
From Rt. 93 north take exit 34. At the end of the exit ramp turn
left, go under Rt. 93 and turn right onto North Border Rd. Go through
the stop lights at Rt. 28, the road is now called South St. and turns
into Pond St. Pass the Stone Zoo and at the next intersection make a
u-turn. Greenwood Park is on the right opposite the Stone Zoo.
Then follow the ribbons or look for a familiar face cleaning nearby.
Rain Date
Note: If this date actually rains we will be thankful for the rain and reschedule
this event to Sunday May 3rd.
Cloudy or threatening, on the other hand, will not cancel this event.
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