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SUMMARY:Art in the Arboretum 2024
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate spring with this free\, all-ages\, community event! Art in the Arboretum celebrates the vibrant diversity within our community and brings people together for an unforgettable experience of art and nature. All mediums and unique expressions are welcome from painters to storytellers\, musicians to chefs. View local art displayed in the Varga Arboretum\, participate in one (or more) of our art classes\, fill our sidewalks with chalk art\, and enjoy some tasty culinary treats.
URL:https://discoverdavis.com/event/art-in-the-arboretum-2024-452705/
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SUMMARY:Humanities in the Wild: Songs from Along the Watershed: the Irreplaceable Poetry Reading 2024
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the third annual reading of irreplaceable\, a collective praise poem devoted to Great Salt Lake. The poem is a prayer for the full restoration of the lake and an homage to all the species she sustains. The work is ever-swelling and contains over 400 voices.\n\nThis year\, poets from Bear River\, the Weber River\, and the Jordan River will join their voices to create a chorus of songs from along the watershed. Youth poets will bring their particular witness to the thousands of pelicans recently exiled from Gunnison Island. Our reading will also feature special guest\, Lisa Bickmore\, Utah’s current Poet Laureate.\n\nEvery word we read and sing will be presented directly to Great Salt Lake as an offering of love and devotion for our imperiled sacred lake.\n\nSaturday\, March 16th\, 2-4pm.\nAntelope Island State Park (further location and transportation details will be sent via email)\nEveryone is welcome!\nFree with registration.\nState park fee ($15 per vehicle) for access to Antelope Island will still apply. Please plan for extra travel time and dress warmly for outside!
URL:https://discoverdavis.com/event/humanities-in-the-wild-songs-from-along-the-watershed-the-irreplaceable-poetry-reading-2024-449275/
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SUMMARY:Sharing our Stories of Kinship
DESCRIPTION:Darren Parry\, former Chairman of the Northwest Band and the Shoshone Nation\, and lake-facing poet Nan Seymour will guide a friendly practice of finding\, cultivating\, and sharing our stories of kinship with the beyond human world.\n\nHave you have ever fallen in love with a river\, befriended a tree\, or felt a kinship with a wild animal or bird? All forms of life have a spirit. Even the rocks are singing. We’ll spend some time together remembering what we came into this world knowing. We’ll employ generative writing practice (River Writing) to help us find our stories. With support from our community agreements\, we’ll practice listening to each other in gratitude\, without critique or praise.\n\nSunday\, March 10th\, 1:00-4:00pm\nAntelope Island State Park Visitor Center media room. (State park fee of $15 applies)\nLimited to 16 participants. (Age 16+)\nNo expertise required\, just a little courage. Everyone has stories to tell! Come curious.\nTuition $40 with sliding scale available. All tuition will be donated to the restoration project at Boa Ogai.\n\nDarren is also the author of The Bear River Massacre: A Shoshone History. Highly recommended reading for those interested in regional history and the power storytelling overall.\n\nThis program is part of River Writing’s Witnessing the Watershed series\, supported by Utah Humanities.
URL:https://discoverdavis.com/event/sharing-our-stories-of-kinship-448849/
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SUMMARY:Humanities in the Wild: Writing to Take the Lake's Perspective with Nan and Amy
DESCRIPTION:Join River Writing & Utah Humanities for a writing circle co-Facilitated by Amy May & Nan Seymour. Part of the series Writing to Witness the Watershed\, which is supported by Utah Humanities.\n\nMeet at the Antelope Island State Park Visitor Center in the media room.\n($15 Park Entrance Fee per Vehicle)\nLimited to 16 Participants (16+)
URL:https://discoverdavis.com/event/humanities-in-the-wild-writing-to-take-the-lakes-perspective-with-nan-and-amy-437538/
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SUMMARY:Humanities in the Wild: Walking the Watershed on Antelope Island
DESCRIPTION:This walk is part of Walking the Watershed\, a series of guided walks along the waterways of the Great Basin bioregion supported by Utah Humanities.\nGuided by Lara Chho and Joan Entwistle.\n\nLimited 12 participants. All ages welcome.\nFree with registration. State park entrance fee of $15 applies.\nMeet at the Lake Loop Trailhead.\nWear layers\, mittens\, and hat. Bring water & snacks and binoculars if you have them.\nWe will finish at the same location around Noon. Dogs on leash are permitted.
URL:https://discoverdavis.com/event/humanities-in-the-wild-walking-the-watershed-on-antelope-island-437524/
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