Sunday, November 19th, 2006 from 7pm - 9pm
at Dance Palace Church Space, Point Reyes Station

Street corners and intersections in Portland, Oregon have been transformed into works of art and public gathering places, thanks to the inspiration and guidance of The City Repair Project. Join Mark Lakeman of The City Repair Project for a slide presentation and discussion on “The Village Lives: Place-making and the Art of the Local”.  Suggested donation $5-$10

LOCATION: Commonweal Garden, Bolinas, CA Instructor: Matt Berry and others In a survival situation a well made shelter can make all the difference. We will be learning different types of debris huts and participate on an ongoing project: a traditional tule hut. Potluck lunch, bring knife and drinking water.

This wildcrafting series will be held the second Saturday of every month. Matt Berry, a Bay Area native, offers a unique approach to ecological education, blending his interests and expertise in field biology, primitive skills, and Permaculture. Matt has been practicing primitive living skills and nature awareness for 20 years, first inspired by Tom Brown, Jr. and the Tracker School.