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Moonlady Fest

Have fun, hear music, celebrate fall at Peace Day

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When: Sunday, Sept. 21, 2008, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Where: Bath House Cultural Center, 521 East Lawther Drive, Dallas

Cost: Free

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A Celebration of the Human Spirit

Autumn Equinox / International Peace Day

Free admission (except for The Seer Show), donations encouraged.

Schedule:

Songwriters’ Peace Picnic -- 1 to 3 pm location: Stone Amphitheater (south of Bath House)

New Thought/Ancient Traditions Fair -- 1 to 6 pm location: indoor/outdoor

Crosby Café at Moonlady Fest -- 1 to 6 pm location: Bath House Lobby

Spirit Herbs Smudge & Incense Demo -- 2 to 3 pm location: Live Oak Circle (north of Bath House)

The Seer Show -- 2 to 4 pm location: Bath House Theater

Yoga Theatre -- 3 to 4 pm location: Lakeshore

The Art of Harp – 1 to 2 pm & 4 to 5 pm location: Art Gallery

Autumn Equinox Ceremony -- 4 to 5 pm location: Live Oak Circle (north of Bath House)

Drums for Peace Circle – 5 pm to sunset
location: Stone Amphitheater (south of Bath House)

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Event posted Aug. 7, 2008
Last updated Aug. 7, 2008

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Amy Moonlady Martin Verified

Celebrate the United Nations holiday of International Peace Day, plus the 40th anniversary of 1968, at Moonlady Fest with a Songwriters’ Peace Picnic, informational Peace Zone, and participatory Peace Altar and Drums for Peace Circle.

Debuting this year is the New Thought/Ancient Traditions Fair, featuring the best practictioners in metaphysical thought, holistic health and more, plus angel raffle and a knowledge table with all kinds of information. Highlighting the fair is The Seer Show with a metaphysical comedian and after-life medium.

Henna tattoos, jewelry for sale and a vegetarian café liven the lobby action. Harp concerts take place in the art gallery. Outside is a yoga class on the lakeshore, an herbal smudging demonstration and an Autumn Equinox ceremony.

Moonlady Fest is inspired by the Moonlady News listserve http://www.moonlady.com/indexnews.html/, joining over 2750 people in community. Moonlady News covers holistic health, eclectic entertainment, personal growth, eco-activism, alternative spirituality, progressive causes, and nature events in North Texas.

It is presented by Earth Rhythms http://www.earthrhythms.org/ who also presents the long-running Winter SolstiCelebration and the new Earth Rhythms Presents concert and lecture series.

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