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UU Church of Oak Cliff: Environmental folk singer Andrew McKnight - Dallas

Andrew McKnight left his corporate environmental engineering career in 1996 and became an award-winning folk and Americana artist. McKnight has long advocated for preservation of American landscapes and heritage and often shares his talents to help with such programs as those for mental health and elderly care and from a California at-rich youth program to a Seattle food bank and a Massachusetts community radio station.

Opening for McKnight is Emmeline, a pint-sized singer/songwriter from Dallas who revels in big words, unconventional cords, and persistent melodies.  

$12/in advance, $15/at door; and $10/ students with ID. Info and tickets at http://www.labyrinthwalkcoffeehouse.com

Denton Vegetarian Society: Lobby Training at Black Beauty Ranch - Murchison

We are taking a trip to Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch for a tour of the amazing sanctuary and a lobby training presentation given by Katie Jarl, the Texas State Director for HSUS. This is going to be an amazing trip and a fun way to learn how to effectively create legislative change for animals. We will also be carpooling, the drive is about two hours. 

 

RSVP via Meetup.

Denton Vegetarian Society: Tower Garden Demo - Denton

Come to this Tower Garden Demo and learn how you can grow your own food (non-gmo, organic if you choose) in 1/3 of the time on your front porch. The tower garden is a vertical aeroponic system, that takes no dirt, 90 percent less water, 90 percent less space and little knowledge of gardening.Featuring Marcy Malkey, director & Eeducator for Community and Neighborhood Gardens, Tower Garden Farming and Eco Friendly Instructor for the city of Irving.

Registration is required. Limited seating. $20 check is your reservation. Mail to:
Marcella Malkey
2434 LaSalle Dr., Irving, TX 75062

Info: Marcella Malkey, 214-404-2447 or marcymalkey@verizon.net

Hosted by: Leanne Harris, 940-395-0181