Omni Vegan Potluck “Dine Out Together”Sun Jan 26 – 6:00-8:00 pm Khana Indian 2101 N College Ave, Fayetteville Dining Veganically Doesn’t that plate just make you hungry? There’s one just like it waiting for you at Khana. Or maybe one of their other tasty vegan meals. More information by clicking the links for Facebook Events. But don’t believe the address. It really is on College Ave.
The times they keep achanging, and covid and climate change and who knows what else ensure they’re gonna keep achanging. It’s increasing the pressure on all our networks and making things more uncomfortable all the time. Progressives need to start honing-in on ways to build real bonds of care and understanding among each other that get our herds of cats moving in the same powerful direction in confidence and mutual trust. It’s a tall order but we need it now more than ever.Here’s why I think we can do it: (read more here)
Audubon Meet Up Thurs Sept 19 – 7:00 pm – Omni Center Audubon is always working for the birds and wildlife. After their stunning success getting a solar bill passed last legislative session, they’re now working to help Arkansas humans take advantage of it. They need volunteers and activists to join them to do more. Find out more at this informative meeting.
Sat June 22 – 4:00-7:00 pm – The Gardens at UA Organized by the African American Resource Group. Always a really exciting and educational event. Find more information at the event page Juneteenth
Zero Waste! The “Other” Reasons to Live Sustainably By zero waste practitioner Rose Brown One fifth of the world’s population is responsible for almost 90% of resource consumption. Just a few clicks of the mouse will reveal all the information you need to convince yourself that living sustainably is a good idea. But what if those dire statistics and stories haven’t fully convinced you to change your lifestyle? Pause and consider a few underlying benefits of sustainability that might not be obvious on the surface: A Feeling of Belonging – Most choices that build sustainability also happen to build community. […]
Race Equity Workshop Community Day Mon April 29 – 9:00 am-4:00 pm Jones Center for Families – 922 Emma Ave, Springdale WORKSHOP is FREE – lunch provided – registration required Sign up here! Don’t forget to register Race is the recognized frontier of work for peace and justice. Amazing trainer Glenn Harris from Race Forward returns to Fayetteville to help our community become the compassionate and welcoming place it wants to be. This workshop is specifically geared toward groups, organizations, workplaces and churches who see the importance of racial equity in fulfilling the dream of America. Leaders will get practical […]
Better World Mural Unveiled Sat April 13 – 12;30 pm – Terra Studio 12103 Hazel Valley Rd, Fayetteville 19 local artists with one goal: a mural to educate and inspire us to take small steps toward creating a better world. The mural depicts the 2030 UN Sustainable Development Goals and The Charter for Compassion. Program will begin with a musical prelude by John Two-Hawks, a short program including remarks by Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan and the Rev. Lowell Grisham. A reception will follow the unveiling with refreshments and music by Kelly & Donna Mulhollan and Elizabeth Scott & Diana Welch. […]
What happened to the lasagna? Did you miss the bit Annual Gathering and Lasagna Feast that’s always in February? It’s gratifying that lots of people have asked about it. Never fear, there will be lasagna. And music. And all the Omni Projects to meet up with and enjoy. Remember that last year we faced another bitter ice storm. We kind of held the event anyway, but lots of y’all couldn’t come because of the ice. Including half our performers! When we talked it over we decided it’s time to move our biggest event to spring when there’ll be nice weather. […]
