Butterfly's Bay Area Events Calendar
Dedicated to informing you of the best events in music, art, poetry, media,
politics, spirituality & consciousness.
Upcoming Special Events
Sat. Sept. 30 9am-6pm **Robert F. Kennedy Jr. @ West Coast Green Conference
- SF
Sat. Sept. 30 8 pm **Arianna Huffington "On Becoming Fearless!" -
Sonoma
Sun. Oct. 1 12-7 pm **Fairy Folk Festival - Sebastopol
Contents **Asterisk denotes events I plan to attend.
Details for the following events are below & on-line at
www.butterflyspirit.org/calendar
Other peace & justice events at
www.globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.html
Sept. 16 - Oct. 7 Anna Coulter's Butterfly Art Exhibit - Palo
Alto
Mon. Sept. 18-Oct. 23 Awakening the Heartist Within, the Mandala
Process - Forest Knolls
Thu. Sept. 28 7-9 pm Terrorism Explained - SF
Thu. Sept. 28 7-9 pm Poetry Mission w. Jenn Barone - SF
Sept.29 - Oct.1 10-5 Hummingbird & Butterfly Plant Sale & Open
Garden - Sebastopol
Sat. Sept. 30 9am-6pm **Robert F. Kennedy Jr. @ West Coast Green Conference
- SF
Sat. Sept. 30 10am-5pm No Quarry on the Coast Protest - Bodega
Sat. Sept. 30 12-4 pm Solano Peace & Justice Coalition Pot Luck -
Vallejo
Sat. Sept. 30 7-8 pm Odori Simcha at A Cuppa Tea - Berkeley
Sat. Sept. 30 8 pm **Arianna Huffington "On Becoming Fearless!" -
Sonoma
Sun. Sept. 30 9pm-1am Musicians Showcase @ Peri's Bar - Fairfax
Sept. 30 & Oct. 1 2:30 pm SF Mime Troupe's GodFellas - Santa Cruz
Sun. Oct. 1 12-7 pm **Fairy Folk Festival - Sebastopol
Sun. Oct. 1 1-6 pm 1st Annual Gandhi Birthday Poems &
Performances for Peace - SF
Sun. Oct. 1 3 pm till late BBQ & Music Jam - St. Helena
Tue. Oct. 3 5 pm Magnificent Cranes: Ambassadors for
Conservation - SF
Tue. Oct. 3 7 pm Fremont to Vote on Department of Peace
Tue. Oct. 3 7 pm Michael Shuman on Going Local & The
Small-Mart Revolution - Santa Rosa
Thu. Oct. 5 7-9:30 pm SFSU Introduction to Nonviolent Communication -
SF
Fri. Oct. 6 7-10 pm Sound Healing "Collaborative" Work Group -
Sausalito
ri. Oct. 6 7:30 Poetry & Pizza - Sf
Oct. 7-8 The Great San Francisco Crystal Fair - SF
Oct. 21&22 Dr. Wayne Dyer Intensive - SF Details at
www.drwaynedyer.com/events/index.php
Oct. 21-22 Joshua Tree Roots Music Festival Details
at www.joshuatreemusicfestival.com/FGA.htm
Wish of the Week
Please consider becoming a contributing member this week and you will get our
Make Love Not War that includes the Bell by Stephan Smith & Pete Seeger or
our Songs for Cindy compilation CD. Mention that butterfly sent you and I will
include a CD of 19 of the best butterfly songs I know. Details are below.
Quotation of the Week
This we know: All things are connected like the blood which unites one
family. All things are connected. Whatever befalls the Earth befalls the sons of the
Earth, Man did not weave the web of life. He is merely a strand on it.
Whatever he does to the web he does to himself.- Chief Seattle
New Members
A.S. Barry/Joyful Living* - Producer of Fairy Folk Festival asbarry@aol.com
Special Announcement
The Starlight Circle Players are now casting for the pirate musical Dead Men
Tell No Tales, and are looking for actors and musicians. To arrange an
audition please contact Director and Music Director Lauren Renee Hotchkiss at
laurhot@sbcglobal.net / 510-841-4824 / 510-601-6130.
Stories of the Week
Butterflies: Metaphors of Transformation by Hyatt Carter - This article will
explore what I see as two intertwining themes of the butterfly metaphor: one
stemming from that branch of biology which studies insects, and the other
deriving from meteorology, the study of weather patterns. The latter theme is
called the Butterfly Effect. Please see www.hyattcarter.com/butterflies.htm
Monarch Visit Before Grandfather's Passing - My grandfather had a stroke and
was in a coma. I was really sad and went to pick wild flowers for my
grandmother. One of the flowers had a catepillar on it So I left him on there and set
it on her back porch. More at
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In the News
Summer of Love Fraud? - Some of you many not have known but we are planning a
huge event for the the 40th Anniversary of the Summer of Love in late 2007.
It has come to our attention that Summeroflovefestival.org is soliciting
donations for the 40th Anniversary of the Summer of Love on our behalf. I/we wish to
make it clear we have nothing to do with this solicitation, and that I, 2b1,
Family Dog, Summer of Love Council, Council of light, and "40th Anniversary of
the Summer of Love" has not appointed Deborah Paulino director, nor have we
given her permission to solicit donations on our behalf. If you have any
questions we can be reached at 415 861-1520 or summeroflove40th@yahoo.com - Boots
Rolf Hughston
More at
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This Week's Links
Say No To Torture! Torture is immoral, ineffective, and makes a mockery of
civilization. The United States Congress is currently trying to write a law
that would legalize torture and put those who commit such crimes, and the law
that justifies them beyond the reach of any court. Is this what you want? Is
this the America you dream of? If not, contact your Senators and representative
NOW before its too late. Call them toll-free at 1-866-808-0065 and make your
voices heard. Please see video at
www.informationclearinghouse.info/article15106.htm Also see http://staceyforcongress.com/petitions/pnum518.php
This Week's Sponsors
Sponsors for this newsletter & memberships are welcomed. Sponsors will also
be listed on our webpage. Please contact Alan at 707-552-9886 or email
bflyspirit@aol.com for details.
The Light Party & Artainment Media - Inspired Musical Messages at
www.lightparty.com/Artainment/MusicalGifts.html
Sept. 16 - Oct. 7 Anna Coulter's Butterfly Art Exhibit - Palo
Alto
Solo show of new paintings by Swiss artist & poet Anna Coulter with the theme
of transformation. www.wisdompaintings.com
The opening reception is Saturday Sept 16, from 5 - 7pm
ART21 Gallery, 539 Alma, Palo Alto
Standard ART21 business hours are Wed - Sat 10 - 6 pm and Sun 11 - 5 pm
Contact information is: 650-566-1381 or mailto:art21gallery@gmail.com
www.art21.us
The closing reception coincides with the Palo Alto First Friday Art Walk on
Oct 6th at ART21 Gallery from 6 to 9 pm.
Both events will have live music.
Mon. Sept. 18-Oct. 23 9:45am-1:15pm Awakening the Heartist Within,
the Mandala Process - Forest Knolls
6 Mondays, Beg. Sept 18 - Oct. 23
These “sacred circles” offer an opportunity to rest in the Heart and
celebrate the presence of our communal resonance. Meditation, movement, ritual,
singing and other sound practices, along with writing, will be the vehicles for
embodying our personal and collective exploration. When we rest in our Essence,
spontaneous creative expression naturally arises effortlessly. No prior art
making experience is necessary. The only requirement is an open heart! Themes
will include relationships with self, other humans and nature. (CEUs Available
for Nurses, MFt's, and LCSW's)*
Art & Soul Studio, Forest Knolls (near Spirit Rock Meditation Center
$255, $50 deposit required to hold your space. Entire amount due at the end
of the first meeting.
RSVP Julia Weaver, MFT 415-455-5989 Mandalaweaver@aol.com
www.MandalaWeaver.com
More at
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Thu. Sept. 28 7-9 pm Terrorism Explained - SF
How Governments Use Thugs, Drug Dealers, and Religious Fanatics to Control Us
and “Justify” Endless War with Ed Rippy. 8 pm Advanced topic: Oil and
War: Why They Have to Garrison all the Oil. Sponsored by N. Ca. 9-11 Truth
Alliance.
522 Valencia St., 3rd Floor, (Near 16th St., 2 blocks west of 16th St. BART),
San Francisco
Free, but donations appreciated
Contact: Ed Rippy ed.rippy@mindspring.com
Thu. Sept. 28 7-9 pm Poetry Mission w. Jenn Barone - SF
DALVA, 3121 16th Street, near Valencia, San Francisco
Donations accepted. 21 and over w/ID only! No cover, one drink minimum
Hosted by Adam Wolf & Elz
Details at
www.passion.edu/option,com_events/task,view_detail/agid,395/year,2006/month,09/day,28/Itemid,1
Sept.29-Oct.1 10-5 Hummingbird & Butterfly Plant Sale & Open
Garden - Sebastopol
Open 10-5 Friday through Sunday
Hummingbird Hill, formerly Wayward Gardens, is reopening under the care of
Leslie Thiele and Leana Sims. Please join us for our first Plant Sale and Open
Garden Weekend. We're still growing plants for Hummingbirds and Butterflies,
California natives and Mediterranean favorites. We will have garden experts on
hand to give advice and tours. Topics include: habitat gardening, beekeeping,
California native plants and compost teas.
Hummingbird Hill is located at 1296 Tilton Road, off the Bodega Highway, 3.5
miles west of downtown Sebastopol.
For more information call Leana Sims at (707) 829-8225 or
leanavine@earthlink.net
Hummingbird Hill Nursery and Garden is devoted to healing the planet through
learning to live in peace and harmony with all beings. We believe that
nurturing wildlife in the garden is a big step towards healing ourselves, and the
planet we live on. We grow nectar and larval plants for butterflies,
hummingbirds and other critters. We garden organically, and have learned that balance
is the way to have a beautiful garden. Beauty and love are the great healers
and they are in abundance in the wildlife garden.
Our gardens and nursery are for healing, spiritual healing, physical healing
and emotional healing. It is through deep relationship with nature that we
can become whole.
Sat. Sept. 30 9am-6 pm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. @ West Coast Green
Conference - SF
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. keynote lecture and book-signing will be from 9-10:30
am at West Coast Green Residential Building Conference + Expo (Thursday and
Friday are only open to the trade. Saturday open to the public.)
Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, 99 Grove Street, San Francisco
$20 advance until 9/27, $30 door
Tickets & info on the full conference at www.westcoastgreen.com or call
415.383.5105
Ticket price includes access to over 30 workshops and presentations related
to green building, remodeling, clean energy, gardening and more + full access
to tradeshow floor (250+ exhibits).
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., named one of Time magazine's Heroes of the Planet, is
scheduled to appear in San Francisco on Saturday, September 30, when the West
Coast Green Conference + Expo opens its doors to the public. Mr. Kennedy
serves as senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, chief
prosecuting attorney for the Hudson Riverkeeper and president of Waterkeeper Alliance.
He is also a clinical professor and supervising attorney at Pace University
School of Law's Environmental Litigation Clinic and is co-host of Ring of Fire
on Air America Radio.He is credited with leading the fight to protect New
York City's water supply. The New York City watershed agreement, which he
negotiated on behalf of environmentalists and New York City watershed consumers, is
regarded as an international model in stakeholder consensus negotiations and
sustainable development.Among Mr. Kennedy's published books are The
Riverkeepers (1997) and the New York Times Bestseller Crimes Against Nature (2004).
Energy Efficiency: Stop by any energy efficiency kiosk and pledge to replace
at least one standard light bulb in your home with a compact fluorescent bulb,
and we'll give you one for free! West Coast Green will be giving out 2,000
Compact Fluorescent light bulbs following Kennedy's presentation. It's a great
deal to get a $7 CF lightbulb AND see Kennedy, get a book signed and have total
access to the event for a $20 advance ticket.
Sat. Sept. 30 10am-5pm No Quarry on the Coast Protest - Bodega
Spread the word and bring as many folks as possible to demonstrate to Dutra
and the media the amount of committed individuals resisting mining operations
on the Sonoma Coast. www.savebayhill.org
Meet @Tides Texaco, Bodega
Bay- on Coast Hwy 1- Protest on new sidewalk in front of proposed "Harbor
View" sub-division. It is critical to show that we are not "rag-tag";formal
attire requested. Some signs provided, please also bring your own.
More at
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Sat. Sept. 30 12-4 pm Solano Peace & Justice Coalition Pot Luck -
Vallejo
CELEBRATES FIVE YEARS OF MAKING A DIFFERENCE
308 El Camino Real, Vallejo.
Hosted by: Helen, David and Vince Mezzera.
R.S.V.P. by September 25th (707) 552-2900 or haw2ham@att.net.
Bring a hot dish, salad, dessert or an appetizer to share.
Paper goods, flatware and drinks will be provided.
Sat. Sept. 30 7-8 pm Odori Simcha at A Cuppa Tea - Berkeley
Join us for our next dancin', rockin' Odori Simcha show. We'll be playing
songs from our CD, and more.
A Cuppa Tea, 3200 College Ave. at Alcatraz, Berkeley
Contact Neal Cronin (510) 654-1904, nealdan@pacbell.net www.nealcronin.com
Odori Simcha features vocalist and guitarist Neal Cronin, bassist Andy
Dudnick, and guitarist extraordinaire, rock n' roll Buddha Toku Wu. Toku
contributes his tasty, fiery guitar for many groups in the Bay Area. Andy is a
multi-instrumentalist and has played in a variety of groups, jazz combos, rock bands
and disco bands. Andy is affiliated with the Closet Musician Workshop (CMW),
helping to teach and develop Marin-based musicians.
Sat. Sept. 30 8 pm Arianna Huffington "On Becoming Fearless!" -
Sonoma
We are honored to host Arianna Huffington for her only North Bay appearance
this fall! Arianna Huffington is one of the most articulate spokespersons for
progressive politics today. In her eleven books and widely-read blog, The
Huffington Post, she tells it like it is --- with humor, savvy, and sheer
brilliance!
Arianna's latest book, "On Becoming Fearless....In Love, Work, and Life," is
a road map for achieving fearlessness in every aspect of life, a
straight-to-the-point manifesto on how to be bold, how to say what needs to be said and do
what needs to be done in order to find the freedom to love, lead, and succeed.
Vanity Fair Magazine (October '06 issue) chose Arianna Huffington as one of
100 major figures of the "New Establishment."
Sonoma Community Center, 276 E. Napa St., Sonoma
$20, Praxis Members: $15
Tickets available Online from Praxis Peace Institute 707-939-2973
info@praxis.org www.praxis.org
ALSO.......
Reception with Arianna Huffington at the Fifth Anniversary Celebration and
Fundraiser for Praxis Peace Institute
4-6 pm at the home of Sonoma author Sam Keen
Address and directions sent upon registration
Ticket: $130, Praxis Members: $125
IMPORTANT: Reception ticket includes reception, ticket for evening event, and
Arianna's new book, On Becoming Fearless. So, if you are buying a ticket for
the reception, you do NOT need to buy any other ticket.
Sun. Sept. 30 9pm-1am Musicians Showcase @ Peri's Bar - Fairfax
Peri's Bar, 29 Broadway, Fairfax bar phone: 415.459.9910
http://home.earthlink.net/~mikebtl
Free show
Hosted by krickie krickie@krickie.com www.krickie.com
The musician's jam @ Peris is a musical showcase featuring local artists. It
always happens on the last sunday of the month. Hope you can make it out to
celebrate music & life with us in our own beautiful way!
Sept. 30 & Oct. 1 2:30 pm SF Mime Troupe's GodFellas - Santa Cruz
Imagine a nation where religious fervor runs hot, and faith rhetoric runs
hotter. Where belief has replaced reason, and where Liberty and Justice play a
broken second fiddle to an all powerful, omniscient and omnipresent
military-industrial God complex. That's the nation Reverend C.B. De Love wants. And that's
also the nation where shy civics teacher Angela Franklin finds herself. But
in her struggle to stop the coming Theocracy will Angela go too far? In her
zeal to destroy the opiate of the masses, will she make a religion out of her
anti-religion, and join the ranks of the Gangsters for God? Or will she see the
folly of blind faith in anything - even the Constitution - and return to
Reason?
SAN LORENZO PARK, Dakota Avenue (downtown), Santa Cruz
Show 3 pm
More info at www.sfmt.org
Sun. Oct. 1 12-7 pm **Fairy Folk Festival - Sebastopol
The butterflies will have a table at the The Fairy Folk Festival
Sebastopol Community Center, 390 Morris Ave., Sebastopol
$15, children 10 and under free
The Fairy Folk Festival is the first ever event in Northern California that
calls on all fairies and magical folk, young and old, to gather in celebration
of the fairy worlds. The event will feature celtic music, magic, story
telling, puppets, street theater, and the Fairy Fountain Wishing Well. A cosume
contest with prizes will start at 2:30pm followed by a fairy parade. Dance and art
classes for children and face painting will be available throughout the day
There will be craft booths focusing on the magical realms including clothing,
fairy wings and wands, toys, jewelry, crystals, hand made crafts, henna and
much more.
Also featured is an outside playground wth nature trails. Come and join us
for a full day of magic and fun.
Joful Living 501(c)(3) is a non profit educational organization and is
producing this event. This will be a benefit for the Sebastopol Psychic Childrens
Learning Center which will have its grand opening in late October.
For more information please call 707-280-5407 or 707-824-0549
Sun. Oct. 1 1-6 pm 1st Annual Gandhi Birthday Poems & Performances
for Peace - SF
The 1st Annual Gandhi Birthday Poems and Performances for Peace will
celebrate Mohandas Gandhi's 137th birthday. Bring cushions, food and drink to share.
Poets, musicians, dancers...will be able to sign up for 5 minutes, beginning
at 12:30 pm
The Gandhi statue, in the square east of the south end of the San Francisco
Ferry Building on the Embarcadero, between & below the feet of Mission & Market
Streets, San Francisco
For more info contact Arnie at pazmopa@yahoo.com (510) 845-5481 or
dmndv@hotmail.com (415) 240-0286
Public transportation & bikes encouraged
Streetcars, Buses, Ferries, BART (2 blocksaway)
More at
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Sun. Oct. 1 3 pm till late BBQ & Music Jam - St. Helena
If anyone came to my last music event at my house you no what I'm talking
about. This time It's going to be a little bigger. Bring your musical instruments
and jam the day away. You can be plugged in or acoustic. There are already a
lot of really good musicians confirmed. Bring something to drink and something
to through on the BBQ. The Roadside Daises will be here as well.
www.roadsidediasies.com
DebraLea's home, 1815 Spring Mtn. Rd., St. Helena
RSVP DebraLea Comstock 707-332-3207 debbiec7@sbcglobal.net
P.S. - And if anyone wants something to do Thursday night The Road Side
Daisies are playing in Fairfax at the Amsterdam Cafe at 9pm for a couple of
hours. I'll be there. There an amazing band not to be missed.
Tue. Oct. 3 5 pm Magnificent Cranes: Ambassadors for Conservation - SF
Speaker: GEORGE ARCHIBALD, Winner, First Indianapolis Prize for Animal
Conservation, sponsored by the
Indianapolis Zoo.
5 pm Check-in, 5:30 pm Program, 6:30 pm Wine and Hors
Commonwealth Club of California, 595 Market St., 2nd Floor, @ 2nd St, San
Francisco
$8 for Members, $15 Non-Members
RSVP at www.commonwealthclub.org/mlf/#archibald or call 415-597-6705
Efforts to convert a horse farm into a breeding center for cranes led to the
creation of the International Crane Foundation. Archibald believes that
humanity has the power to stop environmental degradation. He'll describe his mission
and share a video of animal conservation prize finalists.
There will be a special wine & hors d'houvres reception following the meeting
for all those in attendance.
Program Organizer: Kerry Curtis
Co-sponsor: Indianapolis Zoo
Tue. Oct. 3 7 pm Fremont to Vote on Department of Peace
We need your support on Oct 3rd 2006 for the hearing on the Dept of Peace
Resolution at the Fremont Council Meeting. It is on the agenda after being
forwarded to them with strong recommendation from the Fremont Human Relations
Commission. If you know Fremont residents or business owners, please ask them to
turn out to support the resolution.
If you know of anyone in the Fremont area, please forward this to them. Visit
www.ThePeaceAlliance.org to learn
more about The Peace Alliance and how you can participate in establishing a
U.S. Department of Peace and Nonviolence.
City Council Chambers, 3300 Capitol Ave., Building A, Fremont
Contact: Samina of the American Muslim Voice 650-387-1994
samina_faheem@yahoo.com She can inform you if there is a change in the agenda that would
reschedule that item.
More at
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Tue. Oct. 3 7-9 pm Michael Shuman on Going Local & The Small-Mart
Revolution - Santa Rosa
Come join other local business owners and concerned residents to learn more
about this important and exciting new alliance to support our local economy
featuring Michael Shuman; economist, attorney, and author of "Going Local:
Creating Self-Reliant Communities in the Golden Age" and "The Small-Mart Revolution:
How Local Businesses are Beating the Global Competition".
Glaser Center, 547 Mendocino Ave. (the new venue of the Sonoma County
Unitarian Church)., Santa Rosa
$10 suggested donation; new members free! More info at
www.livingeconomies.org
Wine and food provided.
This is a Kickoff party for the Sonoma County Alliance for Local Economy
(SCALE - our local chapter of the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies,
BALLE)
Thu. Oct. 5 7-9:30 pm SFSU Introduction to Nonviolent Communication -
SF
Also November 2, December 7
San Francisco State University, 1600 Holloway Ave, HSS Building, Room 306,
San Francisco
$0-35 sliding scale
Wheelchair accessible
For more information, or to pre-register, go to www.baynvc.org or call (510)
433-0700
Introductory Evenings are lively explorations of the basic principles of
Nonviolent Communication (NVC), a language and consciousness of compassion
developed by psychologist Marshall Rosenberg that can dramatically improve all of our
relationships, from personal to professional. Live modeling demonstrates how
the NVC process can be used in a wide variety of real-life situations.
Participants have the option of using situations from their own lives as they
practice. This Introduction is taught by Kit Miller, the Director of Bay Area
Nonviolent Communication. Pre-registration is requested. Complete driving and
public transit directions will be provided by BayNVC.
Fri. Oct. 6 7-10 pm Sound Healing "Collaborative" Work Group -
Sausalito
Rene Jenkins will facilitate this participatory sound healing experience as
we create an energetic field using Intention & Sound to collectively activate
and accelerate our innate healing. The group will support and transmit sound
energy through "singing" bowls and toning while I work closely with each
individual. Each person will have a turn in the center to receive the healing
vibrations for your physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being.
Sausalito Healing Arts, 85 Liberty Ship Way, #103, Sausalito
Please arrive by 6:45 pm
Please call Oshana @ 415-332-6061 to reserve your space
Space limited to 15 people.
Fee: $20
For more about Sausalito Healing Arts, visit www.sausalitohealingarts.net
Fri. Oct. 6 7:30 Poetry & Pizza - Sf
POETRY & PIZZA meets the first Friday of each month.
Escape from New York Pizza, 333 Bush at Montgomery, San Francisco
Donations of $5 benefit an organization of the poets’ choice.
Clive Matson poetryandpizza@yahoo.com http://popizza.white.prohosting.com
Free pizza & drinks to all comers. Pizza is Free, Poetry is Priceless
Oct. 7-8 The Great San Francisco Crystal Fair - SF
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm
Fort Mason Center, Laguna at Marina Blvd., San Francisco
$5 (children under 12 free accompanied by adult)
The Crystal Fair is a magical mix of crystals, minerals, beads, jewelry, and
the healing arts. It takes place 6 times a year in 2 different locations. With
over 40 vendors at each show, there are thousands of items available at
affordable prices. To reach us, call (415) 383-7837.
Plenty of free parking.
See our website for complete directions at www.crystalfair.com
Make Love Not War CD is now available. Immerse yourselves in the spirit of
the butterflies & hear great music. Get our single CD featuring 19 songs of
mostly Bay Area Artists for $12.50. Our double CD has over 2.5 hours of music
featuring 38 songs for $20, including postage & handling. You get a copy free
with a membership to the Butterfly Gardeners or Musicians & Fine Artists for
World Peace for $25. I personally guarantee that you will love it & your purchase
or membership will help support our mission.
Songs for Cindy compilation CD with 18 songs that you will love. $12.50
includes postage
We also have copies of the English-Japanese edition of Butterfly that was
translated by Yumi Kikuchi. You can get a copy for $20 including shipping. With
a family membership for $35 you can get this book and the CD.
For a $50 donation you can get the English-Japanese edition, the CD, a
membership and a listing as a sponsor of our calendar too!
Please see membership info below or at
www.butterflyspirit.org/community/join_bga.html
Please add $20 if you want to substitute the first edition of Butterfly by
Norie Huddle in any of the following catagories.
Peace and love, Alan
Butterfly Gardeners Association & Musicians & Fine Artists for World Peace
___Limited Income $0-15 Get listing & membership
___Individual $25 Includes Double CD or Songs for Cindy CD
___Family $35 Includes Double CD or Songs for Cindy CD &
the book Butterfly
___Butterfly Lover $50 Same as above plus sponsor listing on calendar
___Sponsor/Business $100 Same as above sponsor plus listing on calendar &
website
___CD only $12.50 for single with 19 songs & $20 for double
with 38 songs
___CDs for groups $10 per double CD or $5 per single CD in bulk for
peace & justice groups used as a fundraiser. Please inquiry at 707-552-9886.
Specify if your membership is for the Butterfly Gardeners or Musicians & Fine
Artists for World Peace and specify which CD you want. If you want both CDs,
please add $10 to your order.and mark in memo "Both CDs"
Please make your check out to the Butterfly Gardeners and mail to Butterfly
Gardeners Association, P.O. Box 1511, Vallejo, Ca 94590 |