Ann Arbor ReSkilling Festival

Wednesday, 4/18, 7-8:00 p.m.

Rudolf Steiner High School, 2230 Pontiac Trail Dr., 48105

Singing two-part, three-part, or four-part rounds is great fun for adults and kids. We’ll sing rounds, both familiar and obscure, silly and profound, for all experience levels. This is the third in a series of three sessions that  focuses on “heart and soul” skills for a graceful transition to our low-energy future.

For more information email jmackey50@gmail.com or call (734)846-8024.

Session presented by Jeanne Mackey

Jeanne Mackey is a lifelong musician, community-builder, and change-maker. Her CD, “Drop the Knife: A Memoir-in-Song”, is available at Crazy Wisdom Bookstore. Enjoy the musical “Drop the Knife: A Memoir-in-Song” April 21 at WCC (more info. at www.umich.edu/~mackeyj).

Sessions is free; donations welcome

Register here!

(Registration  is not required, but helps us in planning the session.)

Saturday, March 31, 1-3 pm.

“Scrap Tour”:  Build/Remodel with Salvaged Materials

Tour two houses in the Pontiac Trail/Wright St. area and check out their repurposed architectural features, from redwood flooring to bowling alley countertops.  On hand will be John Haling, who runs a local “urban lumber” sawmill discussing the benefits and how-to’s of utilizing wood from urban areas that otherwise would be chipped, burned or landfilled. Click here to see the flyer for the event!

$6 per ticket

For more information and to register, go to the Hour School.

(Proceeds will help pay for this summer’s Northside Neighborhood Picnic

-July 22nd, Beckley Park–Mark you calendars, details TBA!

More information on the picnic coming to A2Share.org .)

Introduction to Council Circles

Wednesday, 3/14, 7 – 8:30 p.m.

Rudolf Steiner High School, 2230 Pontiac Trail Dr., 48105

~Sessions is free; donations welcome~

Learn about and experience the ancient pan-cultural practice of sharing insight and experience in a council circle. Council circles have re-emerged as a place to listen deeply and speak from the heart. Check out http://www.ojaifoundation.org/page/what-council  and  http://www.wisdomcircle.org/format.html to see more about council circles.

Register here!

(Registration is not required, but helps us in planning the session.)

This is the second in a series of three sessions that  focuses on “heart and soul” skills for a graceful transition to our low-energy future.

Sessions presented by Jeanne Mackey, MSW

Jeanne Mackey is a lifelong musician, community-builder, and change-maker. Her CD, “Drop the Knife: A Memoir-in-Song”, is available at Crazy Wisdom Bookstore.

For more information: jmackey50@gmail.com * (734)846-8024

The Stories We Tell Ourselves

WEDNESDAY, 2/15, 7 – 8:30 P.M.

 Rudolf Steiner High School, 2230 Pontiac Trail Dr., 48105

  ~All sessions are free; donations welcome~

We humans are story-making creatures. Some stories serve the status quo; others open us to new ways of being–individually and collectively. In this session, we’ll learn a few tools to identify what stories we’re living (both familial and cultural) and how to make conscious choices.

For more information: jmackey50@gmail.com * (734)846-8024

Register here! (Registration is not required, but helps us in planning the session.)