Hey!
There are some new blog posts at A Little Beacon Blog. Sacred Space's chair massage Thursdays, opportunity to be a prize for the Where Is This Contest (have been collecting some good ones!! Tricky new photo to come...), me being a vendor at Beacon Barks, and a fun picture of the menu at Crumb with a sandwich review (full menu to come).
Click over and take a scroll. See you tomorrow at Beacon Barks! Happy weekend!…
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For a mere $25 or $50, your business could be on every poster for the garden and compost tour.
Put your name on a healthy activity for a month in advance. Enjoy the rep of supporting vegetables and flowers.
Write me!!!!!!
The gardens range from beautiful flowers that have rock gardens, shade gardens, vegetable gardens. Get…
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The Randolph School invites you to participate in a FREE art installation workshop for children ages 5-10. Over three weeks, teams of children will build an installation based on the following themes: early dwellings, human and animal; climbing structures; and things that take flight. Materials are being collected at local resource recovery centers and from the community at…
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Drawing from her vast knowledge of natural foods and her experience in conducting private and group health coaching programs as well as wellness retreats, Marika has put together a beautiful and very useful book, weaving together food, art and the joy of living a healthy and fulfilling life.
Visually stunning and potentially life-changing, Essential…
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Hey!
A Little Beacon Blog is at a new URL: www.alittlebeaconblog.com (sans the blogspot part). There is a new Where is This? that there is already a winner for, but you can test your knowledge.
See you there!
Katie
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The gardens range from beautiful flowers that have rock gardens, shade gardens, vegetable gardens. Get inspired on what to plant, learn how to grow and have fun with your neighbors!!!
The tours are set up so that you can ride your bike or share a car with other participants. Your choice, morning or afternoon. Free. No reservations needed. Plus the Green Teens will demonstrate…
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Yumb. Today I sampled the chocolate and Caramel tart for you from Crumb. Just in case you went there for a chocolate chip cookie and came away with something different...DO get a latte if you get this tart! A coffee or latte would really complete this delicious afternoon treat.
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Today is the DEADLINE to submit work for the upcoming exhibit "Our Towns", with juror M. Stephen Doherty
Editor of Plein Air Magazine and former Editor of American Artist Magazine.
Work can be in any medium, size, format, or art form. Entry fee is $25 for 4 images. Submit online, it's easy. (…
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Hello, fellow Beaconites!
For over a year, my husband and I have been swinging by the Beacon Bagel every morning on Tuesdays through Fridays, picking up their extra bagels and delivering them to various area food pantries and charities on our way to work across the river. But with a baby and some employment changes on the way, we won't be able to deliver bagels for much longer.
We’re looking for some volunteers to…
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Now in it’s 3rd year, Beacon Open Studios will take place Sept 24-25, 2011.
If you are an artist who lives or works in Beacon you can sign up to take part in Beacon Open Studios. This city-wide art event invites the public into local artists’ studios, allowing visitors to chat with artists, view past and current works-in-progress, and get an up-close look at the spaces in which they create.
This year BOS will produce a catalog featuring a photo of each…
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Added by Sharon Watts on April 11, 2011 at 1:49pm — 3 Comments
So its the first gorgeous Saturday of spring, I'm doing my usual run, Dia is packed, there's 20 cars parked at Madam Brett, crowds of hikers and fishermen are to and from Dennings Point... and 3 teenagers are breaking into Beacon Terminal Associates, the old hat factory, right through the front door at 2:30 PM.
The door is locked, but the trick they are using is easy (obviously I'm not going into details on a public website). Who manages Beacon Terminal Associates? The City…
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Affordable acupuncture in a comfortable group setting.
Sliding scale fees of only $20 - $40. YOU choose what you can afford to pay.
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Please come to an information-sharing/idea-generating session this Saturday 4/9 at Randolph School in Wappingers Falls. If you can't attend but would like to find out more about this series of workshops being planned for 2011-12 and open to the public, please email gogreen@randolphschool.org.…
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