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Saturday, August 13 from 5pm until 6:30pm at the Glen Providence Park stage:
Jim Boggia – Melodic Beatlesque Pop. Jim Boggia is an accomplished singer/songwriter and guitarist, His sonically intelligent retro-pop manifesto informs three studio albums and he’s worked with a startling array of artists, Oh, and he plays a mean ukulele. www.jimboggiamusic.com
Rain date Sunday, August 14*
Free & family-friendly
Bring a blanket or chair, and relax on the lawn by the historical stage for a late afternoon concert. After the performance, head into Media for dinner and shopping, just two blocks away on State Street!
*If the weather is questionable, we will post on Facebook and on our website by 1:00 Saturday whether we will use our Sunday rain date.
General Logistics:
- Free and family-friendly!
- Performances are at the Glen Providence Park Stage, downhill from the main entrance on State Street in Media.
- Rain dates are the Sunday after each scheduled performance. If the rain date is used, the decision will be posted by 2:00pm Saturday on our website and Facebook.
- Seating is on the lawn – bring your blanket or chair!
- There is a parking lot at the State Street entrance and along State Street and West Street.
- We encourage you to walk or take public transportation: the main entrance is just 2 blocks from the end of the Media trolley line, or less than a .6 mile walk from the Media train station.
Come hang out at the MAC – a safe place to show off your music, wherever you are in your journey. Anyone performing is free, if you are just in the audience, tickets are $5. BYO and concessions available.
We come together on a regular basis as a community focusing on evolving to a higher state of consciousness via many different paths, including communing with Nature, Shamanism, Quakerism, Buddhism, Native American wisdom, quantum physics, meditation, strengthening intuition, and receiving direct messages from Spirit. All paths lead to the same place and all are valuable.
Indigenous people around the world tell us that during this time of crisis, human evolution is taking a quantum leap in a single generation. We are taking advantage of this opportunity. As we do it for ourselves, we do it for the entire human race.
Come join us! TTM’s Inner Transformation Group meets at 7 PM on the third Thursday of each month. Contact Marion at info@TransitionTownMedia.org for the Zoom link.
We are delighted to announce a new Seasonal Children’s Series this year in Glen Providence Park! Each seasonal event will include a story and an activity, focused on the plants and wildlife in the glen. The series will be led by Julie Smith, a naturalist with a background in environmental geology.
The events are designed for children ages 4 to 8, but children of all ages are welcome.
The four seasonal events are:
Winter: Winter Woods Alive – Saturday, February 26
Spring: Tremendous Trees – Saturday, May 21
Summer: Magnificent Monarchs – Saturday, August 20
Fall: Lovable Leaves – Saturday, November 19
Each event is limited, so registration by email to FriendsoftheGlen [at] gmail [dot] com is required. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Times, details, and logistics will be posted for each event on our Calendar.
Magnificent Monarchs
Saturday, August 20
Rain date Sunday, Aug 21
10:30-11:30am
Main entrance -525 West State Street, Media
Email registration is required – attendance limit of 12
The walk will be led by Julie Smith, a naturalist with a background in environmental geology.
LOGISTICS:
- Registration by email is required. Strict attendance limit of 12 children – just reply to FriendsOfTheGlen@gmail.com to register!
- Free!
- Recommended for ages 4-8, but children of all ages are welcome (accompanied by an adult)
- Estimated time: 45 minutes to 1 hour
Join us on August 21st for a tour of Wild Fox Farm’s Cannabis crop and processing facility, a farm-to-plate dinner and the launch of our P3 (Pot Profits for Pennsylvanians) campaign!
Farm Dinner Menu (included in price of ticket)
- Grilled Wild Fox Farm pasture-raised pork sausages
- Wild Fox Farm field salad
- Wild Fox Farm grown Cherry tomato salad
- Wild Fox Farm roasted potatoes
- Apple Ridge Farm baked goods made from Wild Fox organic flour
- Wild Fox Provisions Hemp Tea
- Schaylor Brewing Co. Hemp beer
Locally distilled cocktails, Wild Fox CBD products and farm stand produce will be available for purchase.
Want to come with a friend? Select the “ticket pair” option above to get $10 off when you buy 2 tickets!
Come hang out at the MAC – a safe place to show off your music, wherever you are in your journey. Anyone performing is free, if you are just in the audience, tickets are $5. BYO and concessions available.
TTM and our friends at Keep Media Green are planning a Local Food Community Potluck Picnic on Sat, August 27th, 5:30-7:30-PM. Bring a dish that shows off your garden’s produce or features locally-grown ingredients, enough for 4-8 people. Don’t have a veggie garden or know where to find local ingredients? Check out TTM’s Local Food Resource Guide put together by our Media Eats Local group to find local farms, farmers’ markets, and even grocery stores featuring locally-grown food.
TTM & KMG will supply burgers and hot dogs (both vegan and meat), local sweet corn, and non-alcoholic drinks. The picnic will be located at Providence Friends Meeting, 105 N Providence Rd, Media rain or shine – outdoors if weather permits or indoors if necessary. You may want to bring a blanket or chairs and anything else to make yourself comfortable.
The picnic is open to all – friends and family, children of all ages are welcome and encouraged. Feel free to bring games, toys and musical instruments to add to the fun.
Please RSVP to info@keepmediagreen.org so we have an idea of how much food we’ll need. Hope to see you there!
Join TTM’s Protecting Biodiversity group on a Moth Watch! Come out to lovely Houtman Park on Mon, Aug 29th at dusk (7PM) and see how many kinds of moths you can find and identify.
Learn about moths and their role in our local ecosystems and enjoy a nice night in the park!
Come hang out at the MAC – a safe place to show off your music, wherever you are in your journey. Anyone performing is free, if you are just in the audience, tickets are $5. BYO and concessions available.
