Music can pierce the heart directly; it needs no mediation.
by Sara Vokes, Music Director When I was a baby, my mama said that I would smile when she’d sing a very specific song to me. She sang to me […]
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Climate Change Impacts
Election Day will be here before we know it. There are many issues we each may feel are important when making our vote. One issue I hope you will consider is climate change.
Exploring the Yamas and Niyamas: The Foundations of Yoga Beyond the Mat
Yoga goes beyond poses with the Yamas and Niyamas as its foundation. Yamas are moral guidelines, while Niyamas promote healthy habits. Learn how practicing non-violence in thoughts and actions can transform your life and mindset.
Talking Trash
Recycling is important! Do it properly to make the biggest impact.
Beyond The Frame Photography Show
About The Photographers Colin Harrison Marcy Juran Terry Tougas Colin Harrison Colin Harrison was born in the Steel City of Sheffield in the North of England and grew up in […]
Finding Strength Through Compassion And Tolerance
By Claire Walker Moffatt “Compassion and tolerance are not a sign of weakness,but a sign of strength.” ― Dalai Lama XIV This quote is such an interesting reflection point. Why is […]
There is music all around you
By Sara Vokes The windows were open, and a pleasant breeze entered our house; The kind of breeze that moves your curtains a little. The sun had just slipped down […]
Make Every Purchase Count: How Conscious Consumerism Can Shape a Greener Future
Trash. How often do you think about your trash? As a consumer, think about what you are buying, and the packaging involved that becomes trash. Look for items with minimal packaging. A blog post by Heather Cochrane of The Meetinghouse
The Power of turning “I can’t” into “I can’t yet, but I’m working on it”
The Power of turning “I can’t” into “I can’t yet, but I’m working on it” – Lessons on creativity by Holli Levy of The Meetinghouse
Beyond The Frame – About the Photographers
For the Summer we have a great show featuring the work of 3 Photographers – Bill Gore, Barbara Soares, and Jim Stasiak.
