Reiki is a powerful hands on healing technique that brings the body into a deep state of relaxation and balance. Reiki can be used to relieve pain, to speed healing and to promote emotional and physical well being.
Forum Players Club members as well as Theatre and Technical Theater Majors participate in this yearly seminar!
Peaceful Genesee is inviting people to an AVP (Alternatives To Violence Program) workshop to be held on May 13-14 at First Presbyterian Church, at 300 E. Main St. in Batavia.
Peaceful Genesee, a coalition dedicated to making Genesee County a nonviolent community, is inviting people to an AVP (Alternatives To Violence Program) workshop to be held on May 13-14 at First Presbyterian Church, at 300 E. Main St. in Batavia.
AVP is a program that gives participants the chance to bond through creative and fun exercises, learn peaceful methods of resolving conflicts and transform conflicts into opportunities for personal and societal change. It is based on the belief that there is good in every person and that all people have the potential to find positive and peaceful resolutions to conflicts.
Attendees are expected to participate, but may opt out of certain exercises if they are uncomfortable participating in them.
According to the notice submitted by Peaceful Genesee, the upcoming workshop will consist of "a basic introduction to the philosophy and skills of nonviolent conflict resolution." It will last from 5:30 until 9:30 p.m. on Friday and from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. on Saturday.
The cost of the workshop is $30 per person and includes 2 meals -- dinner on Friday and lunch on Saturday. Scholarships are available -- contact Audrey Mang at 716-633-1140 for more information.
A $10 registration fee is due to Lisa Wittmeyer, c/o Community Action of Orleans & Genesee, 5073 Clinton Street Road, Batavia, NY 14020 by Friday. A $20 balance is due at the workshop.
Make checks payable to Peaceful Genesee.
Contact Lisa at 343-7798 or Vivian Waltz at vivian@sisterkarencenter.org for further details.
TANYS Theatre Festival - "Our Thanks to Broadway"
Weekend of November 19, 20 & 21
The primary voice of community and educational theatre in the Empire State, TANYS returns to Genesee Community College, in the Stuart Steiner Theatre, for their annual theatre festival of workshops, demonstrations and performances.
Visit www.TANYS.org for schedule, reservations and tickets.
Instructor Kim Argenta will teach participants how to make a pair of earrings and a memory wire bracelet in this fun workshop designed for children ages 9-13. Kim is an art instructor at Holy Family Catholic School in Le Roy. A registration fee of $10 per child is due by July 18.
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