Lifestyle

Science tells us anthropogenic climate change is the existential threat of our time. Art provides the emotional expression of this environmental emergency. 

ARTISTS: Please submit a piece to this show. We explore impacts such as sea level rise, droughts, floods, famine, coral bleaching, ice loss, species extinction and superstorms. The human costs and solutions are additional appropriate topics. Your works may also be sold at this show. Email to me a photograph of any piece you would like to submit: anorthc@aol.com.  

A musical tale of five children's journey to the center of the earth, where they encounter ordinary people on extraordinary quests to save the planet. $15-$50.
 

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The North Texas chapter of System Change Not Climate Change (SCNCC) and the North Texas Transit Riders will be meeting to continue organizing efforts to democratize mass transit in the DFW metroplex for the purpose of finding a concrete way of reducing regional fossil fuel use and, at the same time, expand a much needed service in neighborhood/communities that have been denied adequate mass transit due to racism and class discrimination. Our specific focus will be on mobilizing oppostion to DART's fare hike.

The annual Green Source DFW Sustainable Leadership Awards honors North Texas' green businesses, professionals, organizations, nonprofits and volunteers. 

This year's honorary speaker is Lee Stetson as John Muir.

Everyone deserves good health, safe water and a clean environment. Household cleaning products are the number one source of toxins in our homes. Cleaning is supposed to be about maintaining a healthy home. This class will teach you what you need to know about the topic of Green Cleaning: why it matters, how to do it, and being mindful of the way our everyday cleaning can affect our health and the health of our planet. $45. Register online.

 Barcadia's vegan menu is top notch and those Dig Dug's cheese fries are legit. Plus did you kids see that frito pie? Who says vegans have to be healthy?

Bring plenty of quarters! Q-Bert, Ms Pac Man, and more awesome games are available to play. Plus some giant Jenga!

Vegetarian themed festival featuring food, speakers, cooking demos and vendors. Theme this year is: “Rock Your Health.”  The keynote speaker will be Aph Ko, a black vegan feminist theorist and independent digital media producer. Aph is the founder of Black Vegans Rock, a digital project devoted to spotlighting individual Black vegans. Free.

For January, we're heading back to Craft and Growler in Exposition Park (near Fair Park in Dallas). We had a great time during our last visit here - looking forward to another! Craft and Growler is next door to Pizza Lounge, so you can order vegan pizza for delivery, a nice little bonus!

Bring your growler and fill up with one of C&G's 42 taps including local beers, ciders, & root beer!

Meet fellow veg*an and veg-friendly folks for a great evening of drinks, fun, and discussion on vegan goings-on in the Metroplex. Location changes every month.

During this session, attendees will gain an understanding on integrating the big picture of recent, game-changing studies that are revealing the power of indoor environmental quality and the impact on human performance. $35.

Cost of class is $60 and includes 6 hours of training. From 9 a.m. till noon, class instruction at Trinity Haymarket. From 1 to 4 p.m., field time hands on experience at apiary in Rowlett. Christi Baughman will be the instructor. The Beekeepers handbook 4th edition is recommended and can be purchased at Trinity Haymarket for $30. Tickets for the class can be purchased on eventbrite.com or contact the store at 214 202-2163 to reserve your spot.