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Start: Jun 20 2009
End: Jun 21 2009
Produced by World Beyond Productions, 10% of the profits from this event will be donated to the CERES project and the Redwood Empire Food Bank.
Visit the official event website here. Location: Healing the World through Music and Community? Speaker's include- Paul Stamets, Wendy Krupnick and more T.B.A On June 20-21 2009 we are having a Food Awareness Benefit and Summer Solstice Celebration at the Sebastopol Community center. On June 20th there will be a concert featuring the world famous reggae band from St. Croix, MIDNITE. To open the show we will have a local new age dance company, K+ and the Electrolytes along with J-boogie's Dubtronic Science, Seasunz, dj knowa knowone and wiseproof. The Saturday night event will be for ages 16 and over. We will be offering food, beer and wine responsibly. On June 21, Sunday, it will be open starting at 11:00 am. This event will be an all ages family event featuring a kid's zone. We plan to raise awareness about the food shortage and situations locally and around the wiorld. We live in times that are over populated and under fed. Through this event we will be offering workshops and education to bring knowledge to our community. We will have 2 workshops throughout the day on Food systems and processes , followed by a lecture by Paul Stamets. Paul will be exploring Mycroremediation, and the web of life. We will follow the day up with tons of music and dance starting with K+and The Electrolyte, Sonic Bloom,freedom and friends, Youssoupha Sidibe and the Mystic Rhythms Band, finishing the evening with another 3 hour set by MIDNITE. We will have a Summer Solstice Celebration, honoring the Sonoma County bounty we all share. We will also showcase local people, farms, businesses, and volunteer groups sharing what they are involved in and how people can participate and volunteer in the community. There will be a food and clothing drive to support our local community. We will also be donating 10% of our profits to the Redwood Empire Food Bank and The Ceres Project of Sebastopol. We will be serving beer wine and food, responsibly! Tickets are $35 a day or $60 for the two day package. By tickets online Brown Paper Tickets. | 22
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Start: Jun 24 2009 7:00 pm
End: Jun 24 2009 9:30 pm
Come join us at our next Transition Sebastopol Movie Night at the French Garden Restaurant!We are inviting members of the local electric-powered vehicle community to join us in our post movie lively discussion! Guests will include:
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Start: Jun 27 2009 9:00 am
Download the full 2009 Sebastopol Walks schedule here. Like to excercise & create community at the same time? The Sebastopol Walks series is a great way of doing both! You can also visit the iWALK site which lists other scheduled Sonoma County walks and allows you to add to the calendar, too.
Start: Jun 27 2009 10:00 am
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A day of fowl exploration leads us to three thriving backyard chicken coops and flocks. Chickens lend a unique permaculture edge to your garden, providing eggs, fertilizer, soil aeration, pest control and a lively soundtrack while happily composting your kitchen scraps. We’ll start the day at Happy Hens in Petaluma, the project of Stacey Evans and Rachel Kaplan, two Permaculture moms who decided to share the project of building a coop and caring for chickens. Learn about proper coop siting and construction, chicken care, egg management and surviving the winter without farm fresh eggs. Next stop is Troy Silveira and Tina Wilder’s home in Penngrove, always a tour favorite because of their recycling ingenuity. Amidst natural building marvels such as their light straw clay meditation hut and living roof, we’ll visit their happy chicken house made almost entirely out of recycled materials. Tina will discuss sharing garden space with free-range chickens, general chicken care, and fertilizer application. Last but not least, we’ll caravan to Catchtail Garden in Sebastopol, a three-acre parcel of pure wonder being revitalized from years of sheep grazing to a lush Permaculture food forest by owners and visionaries, Deborah Grace and Djubaya. They’ll reveal some of the myriad layers of ingenuity and insight packed into this small farm and show us their fifteen chickens taking turns in their homemade rotational chicken run! Even small yards can accommodate one or two chickens. This fun tour will leave you inspired to give some hens a home! Start: Jun 27 2009 10:00 am
End: Jun 27 2009 1:00 pm
Join us for our 2nd Seed and Plant exchange. Please bring clean seed or plants you want to share. Sara McCamant will teach a Seed Saving Part 2 class from 10:30-11:30, which will review the basic protocol for growing out clean seed to share. Seed and Plant exchange and Local Food potluck will follow class.
What you could bring: Location: West County Community Seed Library Vision: For more information contact Sara McCamant 829-5234 or saramc@emeraldearth.org
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Who Killed the Electric Car? is a 2006 documentary film that explores the creation, limited commercialization, and subsequent destruction of the battery electric vehicle in the United States, specifically the General Motors EV1 of the 1990s. The film explores the roles of automobile manufacturers, the oil industry, the US government, the Californian government, batteries, hydrogen vehicles, and consumers in limiting the development and adoption of this technology.
Take the grand 10-mile tour of Sebastopol circling the town past parks, historic locations, and including all four loops: Laguna, Ragle, Burbank Gardens, and Laguna Uplands. The walk beings and ends in the Plaza. 
