Learn to transform unwanted T-shirts into earth-friendly reusable tote bags. It’s easy, fun, and helps the planet!
Participants are welcome to join our team of volunteers who turn shirts into totes to be offered free to shoppers at the Co-op, The Table, and the Farmers Market.
Bring your scissors and any shirts you have, or we can provide shirts. Shirts should be new or gently used, washed, of cotton material, and adult sizes S, M or L.
May6
Dissecting the Definition of Healthy
6pm
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Dissecting the Definition of Healthy
Monday, May 6, 2024
6pm
Join us for a presentation by Gabrielle Davis, Racial Equity and Food Justice Manager for NCG. “Dissecting the Definition of Healthy” is a thought-provoking presentation that could change the way you think about what healthy eating really means.
Gabby completed graduate degrees in public health and in mental health counseling. Besides adjusting to her new role at NCG, she is also the owner of a part-time mental health practice, Equitable Counseling and Consulting, providing therapy services to Idahoans. In her free time, she enjoys dispelling myths about allyship and reminding people that addiction is a disease and not a choice. Gabby lives in Michigan with her wife and enjoys ruffling feathers whenever the opportunity presents itself. Community is Gabby’s love language.
May8
Silent Sensory Hike: Discover Grounding in Nature
4-4:45pm
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Silent Sensory Hike: Discover Grounding in Nature
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
4-4:45pm
Meet in the Fredericksburg Battlefield, Lee Drive, at Howison Hill (the second parking area from the roundabout)
Join us for a gentle introduction to nature’s healing embrace, guided by Kerri Newman-Darrow, an experienced occupational therapist. This immersive journey through the tranquil beauty of the outdoors offers an opportunity to cultivate mindfulness, wellness, and grounding.
Inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-Yoku, or forest bathing, this beginner-friendly hike serves as a rejuvenating escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage your senses fully, tuning into the sights, sounds, and sensations of the forest, and experiencing the effects of nature on mind, body, and spirit.