OntheWilderSide

Update: (As of about 1pm), This event was canceled due to the weather.
No PeaceSmiths Coffeehouse for January!
Please come next month…Friday, February 4, 2011

The PeaceSmiths, Topical, A-Typical, Folk Music, Poetry and Whatever Coffeehouse
for January will be… Is canceled!

Friday, January 7, 2011
at 8pm
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Charlotte Koons
presents
“A Hildegard Homily”
a monologue with inspiration and green blessings from Hildegard of Bingen

and

Turtlehead
The music of Jill Decker
See her video, Common Ground, at her website:
http://www.turtlehead.com/common_ground.html

and

Open Mic! Maybe you!
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Held at:
The First United Methodist Church in Amityville*

$7 suggested donation
More if possible, less if necessary
includes healthy, vegetarian munchies
More info or directions, see below, or
leave a message at:
(631)798-0778

PeaceSmiths, Inc. is dedicated to issues of peace, justice, and the environment. We hold a monthly coffeehouse on the first Friday of the month, from October to June, where activists from Nassau County, Suffolk County, and the surrounds, relax, network, make announcements, and share literature.

Directions:

PeaceSmiths is held at the First United Methodist Church in Amityville.
We call it “The last church on the left.”

Address: 25 Broadway Ave, Amityville, NY
(Broadway is actually the southmost end of RT 110
near Merrick Road/Montauk Highway.)

Conveniently located near the Amityville train station. It’s a short bike or cab ride, or call a day ahead for a pick-up by someone in the PeaceSmiths community. The external voicemail contact (call ahead and leave a message) is (631) 798-0778.

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