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author of Grace and Tranquility and Wild Grace: Nature as a Spiritual Path
Thursday, May 177:00pmPoint Reyes Presbyterian ChurchMOREEric Alan is an author, photographer, lyricist, radio broadcaster, and workshop leader. He will talk with us about his books, Grace and Tranquility and Wild Grace: Nature as a Spiritual Path, in which he encourages the re-integration of nature into daily life.
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with Judith Lowry author of Gardening with a Wild Heart, co-owner of Larner Seeds and Arvind Kumar of the California Native Plant Society
Saturday, May 1910:00am - 2:30pmLarner Seeds Demonstration Garden, Bolinas$40MOREMany of us seek to overcome the conscious and unconscious distancing from the natural world that is so difficult to avoid in our times. This presentation by Judith Lowry of Larner Seeds and Arvind Kumar of the California Native Plant Society describe a way to become a part of the more-than-human world, through joining the great returning of habitat taking place these days on Planet Earth.
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Music, cake and beverages
Friday, June 15:00pm - 7:00pmBookstoreFree EventMORE -
Author of Handmade Houses: A Century of Earth-Friendly Home Design
Saturday, June 27:30pmBookstoreMOREFrom deep in the redwood forests of Big Sur to the craggy, pink-sand beaches of Sardinia, italy, Richard Olsen has visited and documented a wide selection of the greatest handmade houses built in the last century—during and before and since the back-to-the-land movement.
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author of The Sacred Art of Listening
Saturday, June 167:00pmPoint Reyes Presbyterian ChurchFree EventMOREKay Lindahl, author, Certified Listening Professional, and founder of The Listening Center, focuses on the power of sacred listening - the art of becoming a listening presence, someone who can truly hear what the other is saying.
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author of Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail
Saturday, June 307:30pmToby's Feed BarnPurchase of $10.00 bookstore gift certificateMOREAt twenty-two, Cheryl Strayed thought she had lost everything. In the wake of her mother's death, her family scattered and her own marriage soon ended. Four years later, with nothing more to lose, she impulsively decided to hike the Pacific Crest Trail—from the Mojave Desert through California and Oregon to Washington State—and to do it alone.