Join a growing trend and learn how to create a bountiful organic community or backyard vegetable garden with our Director of Horticulture, Randy Johnson. We cover hands on fall gardening topics in this class. Minimum of 10 participants required to make. Advance registration required. $25; $20 for TDG Members.
Meet other singles interested in environmental awareness and activism.
This family-friendly fall festival features starlight stroll, storytelling, karaoke, pumpkin patch, bounce houses and a variety of children's games, crafts and activities. All proceeds benefit the environmental education programs of River Legacy Living Science Center.
$7. (Concessions and some acitivities have additional costs.)
October 7-9, 5-9pm daily.
The world’s love affair with tea is universal and exists in almost all corners of the world. Join Randy and Sue Weston, owners of Weston Gardens and tea enthusiasts, as they take you on a tour around the globe and share the history and legend of this influential commodity. Learn all about the tea plant, the different processing methods, the difference between herbal and pure tea as well as how to make the perfect cup. Lastly, enjoy tasting different types of tea from around the world and discover why it appeals to all of your senses. $25 or $22.50 for Members
Dutch treat dinner with other vegetarians.
Live music.
BVStx’s mission is to educate the public, particularly the African American community, on the benefits of a plant-based diet, to promote wellness and to influence the community to pursue a vegetarian lifestyle.
Celebrating Life ~ Embracing Balance ~ Fostering Peace
Presented by Earth Rhythms
Free – donations accepted.
CommuniTREE – an environmentally themed event to commemorate, educate and participate in all things TREE! Beneath the magnificent live oak trees that surround the Bath House Cultural Center on White Rock Lake, join us in fellowship of nature greatest archetype on Autumn Equinox weekend. Learn about proper TREE care, emulate TREE energy, peruse local artisTREE, visit with a multitude of TREE organizations and share prayers for peace on the World TREE. Be the change you wish to see… celebration CommuniTREE!
Full Schedule online at www.EarthRhythms.org.
HOW COMMUNITREE CAME TO BE
We are your warm, friendly and inclusive catalysts for the Dallas eco-community. Let us help you plug into the local social network of eco-conscious folks. Everything is Bigger in Texas - our hospitality included.
Watch the 30-second video of our recent gathering. If a picture is worth 1,000 words, then a video is worth a million!!! Our 2010 Holiday Party.
AT OUR FUN AND FRIENDLY MONTHLY GATHERINGS, YOU WILL:
Miss Tanna, herbalist extraordinaire from the Tarrant County Urban Homesteading Group, will do a presentation on herbs: planting, growing, harvesting, storing, and using.
This year, in honor of the Museum of Nature & Science's expansion into Victory Park, proceeds from Dinner in the Wild will go to support the Expansion Project Capital Campaign. In celebration, the event will be called Night at the Museum and will preview features of the new Perot Museum of Nature & Science currently taking shape before our very eyes at the corner of Woodall Rodgers Freeway and Field Street – the building that The Dallas Morning News called "the boldest piece of modern architecture to hit Dallas."
Thanks to several generous challenge grants, any gifts given to the Expansion Campaign are even more powerful and may be matched dollar-for-dollar up to four times! So you support of Dinner in the Wild 2011: Night at the Museum will have even more impact on the campaign! Find out how.
Denton Organic Society monthly meeting with speakers Ken & Jan Dickson, owners of Elm Fork Ranch. Visit to Elm Fork Ranch to see their grass-fed beef operation, follows on Oct 22, 10am.