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November 2019
Painting Scarves with Alcohol Inks – with Chris Blevins
You asked for it, you got it! An additional session of Scarf Painting now scheduled. 🙂 Using this super fun (and easy!) medium, you’ll be painting not one but two silk scarves (larger size scarf in this session!) in whatever colors and designs you so desire. Please be aware that even though alcohol Inks are super easy to use/learn, they are messy and staining, so plan to wear your grubbies, an apron, or an overshirt and I’ll provide the vinyl… Continue Reading Painting Scarves with Alcohol Inks – with Chris Blevins
Find out more »Forest Health Seminar
Is Your Forest “Healthy”? What Does That Mean? Insects, disease, drought, wildfire, climate change, invasive species . . . These are all challenges that forests face and they seem to be taking a toll. As you look around the forest in your backyard or on your way to work, you may see several dead or dying trees. But is this anything to worry about? Forest health is a complex concept and tree death is a natural part of it, which… Continue Reading Forest Health Seminar
Find out more »Outdoor Gear Repair Café with Wenatchee River Institute & Leavenworth’s Waste Loop
Leavenworth– In the spirit of “Take care of your gear and it will take care of you!” Wenatchee River Institute (WRI) and Waste Loop are offering an Outdoor Gear Repair Café to connect people with broken and worn stuff with experienced, helpful people who like to fix stuff. Thursday, Nov. 14, 6:30-8:30PM at WRI’s Red Barn, 347 Division St. in Leavenworth. Repairing instead of replacing prevents waste and saves resources –both the planet’s and your own. Repair Cafés make the… Continue Reading Outdoor Gear Repair Café with Wenatchee River Institute & Leavenworth’s Waste Loop
Find out more »Inner Spiritual Guide
An inner spiritual guide is our own wisdom that guides along correct paths that lead to lasting happiness. We all know and have access to various methods that lead to various goals. However, do we have an unmistaken inner spiritual guide so that we can live our whole life with peace and great meaning? This class is dedicated to lay the foundation for the development of our own inner spiritual guide, the inner methods that lead to supreme happiness. Everyone… Continue Reading Inner Spiritual Guide
Find out more »Ballroom Dance Workshop with Miss Desiree
Grab a date, or friend and head on over to Reflections to dance the week away! Don't have a date? No problem! Head on over, and we will pair you with someone! This is a perfect way to launch into the holidays, and get those holiday spirits soaring. Open for all ages and genders. Ever been interested to try any of these dance forms - then this is a great place to start... Flamenco, Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Cha Cha, Swing,… Continue Reading Ballroom Dance Workshop with Miss Desiree
Find out more »Wenatchee River Institute Science Speaker Series, Washington Wildlife! Tuesdays in November at Cashmere’s Milepost 111
Learn more about some of Washington’s dynamic wildlife projects. Every Tuesday in November, Wenatchee River Institute’s Science Speaker Series will focus on Washington wildlife and projects studying their populations and habitats: the Olympic National Park goat relocation project, Cascade Carnivore Project, I-90 wildlife overpass, and Grouse in the Columbia Basin. The series will be held at Cashmere’s Milepost 111 Brewing Co. on Nov. 5, 12, 19 and 26, with doors opening at 6pm and presentations from 6:30pm to 8pm. Enjoy… Continue Reading Wenatchee River Institute Science Speaker Series, Washington Wildlife! Tuesdays in November at Cashmere’s Milepost 111
Find out more »Caring for Your Collections
Nez Perce NHP is excited to announce our "Caring for Your Collections" program on Saturday, November 23rd, 2019, from 10am-noon. Park curators and archivists will talk about how to take care of your family heirlooms and special items. Whether its old photos, textiles, or books and papers, our knowledgeable staff will have some tips and tricks for you! As part of the program we will also be showcasing some of the items housed in the park collection. These are items… Continue Reading Caring for Your Collections
Find out more »Bellevue Master Naturalist Training Program
Do you have a passion for the environment and your Bellevue Parks? Applications are being accepted until November 30 for a free Bellevue Parks & Community Services Master Naturalist training program – designed to build a group of dedicated community volunteers trained in environmental awareness and stewardship. Bellevue Master Naturalists learn about our area’s ecology, geology, wildlife, plant life, cultural history, wetlands, forests, and streams from professors, scientists, local professionals, and park rangers. Master Naturalists will focus on restoration and… Continue Reading Bellevue Master Naturalist Training Program
Find out more »December 2019
Buddhist Guide for Surviving the Holidays
The winter holidays are meant to be times of joy and peace, but in reality we can often find ourselves stressed and upset – quite the opposite of what we intend! Buddhist meditation is widely known for its techniques for calming the mind, but very few people know how to harness an even greater result from meditation, the transformation of our mind. Our minds have an incredible power to them. In fact, we can correctly say all our experiences depend… Continue Reading Buddhist Guide for Surviving the Holidays
Find out more »Art Jingle
Join us for a day of holiday fun for all ages! Enjoy live Christmas music in the Piano Lounge, sales in some of our creative studios, a Holiday Art Market with local artists as well as gift making classes brought to you by our Kids Do Art! program. Free gift wrapping will be available in our Gallery Shop for any studio sales or shop item purchases. Kids Do Art! Gift Making Workshops are $15.
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