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Bindy has intuitive gifts that bring peace and healing to the mind, body and soul. She works with people to help them live the lives they truly desire. The space she holds is full of love, compassion, empowerment and unity. Through the beautiful sounds of 18 alchemy crystal singing bowls each infused with a mineral, metal or gemstone, old and antique Tibetan & Indian bowls; some dating as far back as 160 years, gongs and other harmonious percussion instruments Bindy leads you on a soul journey to other worlds and deep spiritual levels with the tones that will connect you to your chakras, your guides and to the Divine. Join in with these ancient vibrations, open your hearts and expand. The gifts are as endless and abundant as we desire them to be. Please bring with you: a yoga mat or cushion to lay on, blanket for cover, a pillow to put under your head and your knees and water.
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Do you like to scrapbook and never have the time? Do you have paper crafts that you never get a chance to work on at home? here is the space and time you have been waiting for! No kids, no cats, no one to bother you! Join Stacy Schuttler and Kim King for a full night of paper fun! We have a cricut machine that can be used. Come for a few hours or stay the entire evening! Teens-adult. Please bring your own supplies, paper and pictures. Location: Meeting Hall A
Deanne is a native of New England and still lives in her hometown, Nashua, New Hampshire with her husband Douglas. She is an avid birder and photographer. She is also a dedicated gardener and spends most of her summers outside with her extensive plant collection. She’s been crafting her beautifully composed perennial borders and container gardens on their Nashua property since 1978 and applies her vast knowledge of the principals of color and composition to their design. Deanne treats the gardens like a canvas and considers the color and texture of the plants to be her ‘pigments’. “The gardens are a living and ever changing composition to be enjoyed in all seasons.” Her gardens were featured on TV on New England Cable News’ program New England Dream house in the summer of 2004 and on Boston’s WCVB’s Chronicle in July of 2011. The gardens were also included on the Nashua Garden Club’s Garden Tour in July of 2005, Friends of Nashua Symphony’s Garden Tour June 2010, Garden Conservancy’s Open Days, July 2011 and will again be featured in the Garden Conservancy’s Open Days this coming July on 13th and 14th. Location: Meeting Hall A Register |
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Do you love the movies? Are you a film buff? Do you like to watch everything and anything? Than this is the group for you. We will be watching short films from Wholfin and discussing what we liked and what we didn't like! Snacks provided. WHAT IS WHOLPHIN?????? Wholphin is a quarterly DVD magazine published by McSweeney’s, lovingly encoded with unique and ponderable films. Available immediately by subscription and distributed quarterly in the same places you’ll find McSweeney’s and The Believer, each issue of Wholphin will contain a variety of extraordinary short films, docs, instructional videos, foreign sitcoms, and other cinema hybrids that deserve to be seen on very expensive televisions! |
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May 1st - 22nd High School Visual Arts Exhibition & Empty Bowls Ice Cream Social FundraiserOn Thursday, May 2nd from 5 - 7 p.m., the NMRHS chapter of the National Art Honor Society (NAHS) will host their first annual "Empty Bowls" fundraiser to benefit Habitat for Humanity and Heifer International. Ceramic bowls, glazed by NAHS members, will be sold for $10, which includes ice cream and toppings. Everyone is invited! |
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