The Year of Living Peacefully!
Join the Center for Living Peace in Irvine Saturday for an all-day celebration honoring its first-year of making good happen (and pick up a cupcake, too!). The Center will be offering free family-oriented classes focusing on compassion and living peace from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
In just the past year, the Center for Living Peace, in partnership with UC Irvine, has already brought high-profile speakers to inspire leadership, charity, education and sustainability at its Living Peace Series, including Charlize Theron, Sir Richard Branson and just last week the Dalai Lama.
The center is an important resource for connecting the community with classes, lectures and programs dedicated to its mission of inner growth and development, peace making and effective communication, protecting the environment, arts and culture.
On Saturday, the day’s events include Tibetan-inspired art projects, a screening of the documentary “Peace One Day,” story-time from children’s author Mina Javaherbin, new earth drumming, Smiling Monkey Yoga for kids, Qi Gong, and Shambhala meditation and more.
The Center for Living Peace is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and is located at 4139 Campus Drive in Irvine. For more information, call 949.854.5500 or visit goodhappens.org/events.
Native Plants for the Earth!
Learn everything you need to know about growing native plants, and why it’s so important by attending a workshop today 7 to 9 p.m. through Earth Resource Foundation at the Brea Community Center. Naturalist Kirk Pickler specializes in California native plants (specifically Orange County) and their benefit on native wildlife. You’ll find out where to find plants, the best way to grow and care for them and much more.
Brea Community Center, Meeting Room A is at 695 E Madison Way in Brea. For questions, email info@earthresource.org.
