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the metta movement

The Metta Movement – for the first time at the Dragon’s Egg!

May 19, 4 pm – midnight,

performances 4 – 8:30;  and drumming, chanting, ecstatic dance party 8:30 – 12, yay

Youth dance performances, acro yoga, belly dance, yik so kuen, afro brazilian capoeira, hooping, journey dance, west african, drumming, tribal chanting, songha, yoga, meditation!

Face painting, henna, hair feathering, photo booth, craniosacral, muscle testing, health surveys, nourishment and elixir bar, raw food demos, tarot readings, reiki, massage, thai yoga, unique boutique, community building

$10 in advance, $15 at the door.

for more information:  www.mettamoves.us

Presented and organized by Melissa Cokas, with the help of many movers and shakers of all sorts!

Come join us!

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Children Dance – out of the Woods, into the Egg!

Sunday, May 6th, at 4 pm, at the Dragon’s Egg!

CDC’s 23rd Annual Concert will feature dancing children, in and out of the woods, in and out of the Egg, and into your hearts!   Conceived and directed by L’ana Burton, with the help of all the children, and of many other supporters – people and dreams!

 

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Marya dances in NYC 5/6, 2-4 pm, with Situ, at WestFest at Westbeth

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Beasts Rove Again – May 12th!

The Beasts will rove with glee with masks galore on May 12th at the 
Atheneum, and will costume small adventurous children as well!


May 12 Second Saturdays for Families: "Never Grow Up"


Wadsworth Atheneum, in Hartford, Connecticut



10am – 1pm, Free admission

A child’s world is all about imagination and adventure… take a magical journey through the Wadsworth Atheneum

 and find places of wonder in art! Make a plan for your own island and fill it with fabulous creatures. 

Romp with the Mystic Paper Beasts and hear live music by Kate Callahan and Andre Balazs. 

Then journey to Never Never Land during a free screening of the 2003 film about the mischievous Peter Pan. 



For more information, go to www.thewadsworth.org.



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Earth Day – a rousing earthy success!

				

																											
Yay!  The first Earth Day at the Dragon’s Egg – and it was a glorious day full of drenching rains, skidding children, organic worms and foods, massage and soaps, sacred bundles and drumming, dancing, poetry, storytelling, tai chi, singing.   It was a fine day for all, and we look forward to this being a new yearly event at the Dragon’s Egg!   Thanks to all.   namaste, marya


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Earth Day!!  a rousing earthy success!

				

																											
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Tibetan Stick Workshop

				

																											
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Tibetan Stick Workshop

				

																											

 


TIBETAN STICK  DANCING


 


 A workshop with Dr. David  Chandler 


Director,  Eagle’s Quest Tai  Chi Center


When:  Sunday, June  3    2-5 pm


Where:  The Dragon’s  Egg  401  Shewville Rd.  Ledyard, CT 


Cost:  $ 45  (snack included)   






 


Tibetan Stick-dancing covers a range of  moving meditations that are used for training in stick fighting.  


 The techniques are fun, diverse, and  simple to learn. They are helpful for increasing balance,  


 stimulating the lymphatic system, and  increasing energy, concentration, precision, and connection to a  partner.  


 There are many different sets  including a hand set  taught  by  Master Jou  called the Six Set, the Eight Set (based on a  double sword training mechanism witnessed in China and developed by Tibetan  Monks), and a Chan Ssu Chin set developed out of reeling silk exercises. 


This is an  especially fun workshop and is open to all, ages 10 and  up. 


 Children  under 16 are half price if accompanied by an adult.  No previous  experience is necessary.


Sticks will be  provided for the workshop.  If you have sticks, please feel free to bring  them. 


There will also  be sticks available for sale after the workshop.


Dress in  comfortable, light weight clothing.  No outdoor shoes are allowed on  the studio floor. 


Please bring a  water bottle. 


TO  REGISTER:   please email Debbie at deborahpiacenza@sbcglobal.net , call Eagle’s Quest  Tai Chi Center @ 860-442-9462 or mail your name, email address, phone  number and workshop name with payment to David Chandler   945 Vauxhall  St. Ext 


 Quaker  Hill, CT  06375 


Any questions,  call Eagle’s Quest Tai Chi Center at 860-442-9462 or email  Debbie at deborahpiacenza@sbcglobal.net 












 

									

				

				
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