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September 8:
Flint Hill Public House
BBQ Friday promotion is extend until the end of September. For more information call
John Pearson at (540) 675-1700 or email www.flinthillpublichouse.com
September 8: Robert Burns
to speak at Library Series
The Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community invites everyone to hear and talk with Robert Bums at the Rappahannock County Library at 8 p.m. when he will discuss his books “Punjab Nights” and “Venetian Exile.” Admission is free.
September 8: Plant
Metamorphosis as a Living Idea
Through exploratory drawing/observation and reflective meditation, we will work with Goethe’s Theory of Metamorphosis by living into the plants, seeing with the heart and mind to discover organic rhythm, structure, vitality and the underlying organizing Life principle in nature and humans.
Tour of the Garden and Its Philosophy: Friday, September 8th- 6-7:30 pm.
The tour is free, but you must register as there is a maximum number of people that can be accommodated. Preference will be given to workshop participants, who are strongly urged to attend this evening.
September 9: Artist’s Reception
The public is invited to an Artist’s reception at The Packing Shed Gallery in Washington from 1 p.m. until 6 p.m. Works exhibited will be by photographers Francie Schroeder and Branden Eastwood. The gallery is located on the corner of Gay and Porter Streets. Phone (540) 6753410 for additional information.
September 9: Workshop:
A workshop will be given on Saturday, September 9 from 9-4 p.m. No drawing experience is necessary, though experienced artists will find challenge and new ways to expand their work. Some supplies will be provided, others will be brought by participants. Lunch break (bring your own) and an afternoon snack (provided). Fee- $125, including some materials. Deposit required.
Finding Our Place Between The Cosmos and Earth: Biodynamics and The Elemental Beings
Saturday, September 16: 1-4:30
p.m. An introduction to
Biodynamics and its relation to
gardening, agriculture and the
contemporary world.
What are Elemental Beings of nature and how do we experience them? This class will give an overview of Biodynamic Agriculture, its founder, Rudolf Steiner and the Biodynamic preparations: how they are used and what their effects are upon the natural world and the humans who work with these remedies. There will be a discission and reflective meditation
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