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Environmental symposium

Tonight's the night! Don't miss out! We're rounding out this year's Triangle Environmental Symposium with a screening of "Gardening for the Planet" by local filmmaker Joanne Hershfield. Join us at Halle Cultural Arts Center in Apex at 6:30pm for a night of music, cinema, and Doors open at 6:25, music starts at 6:30, and film introduction at 7:00. Tickets start at $5! https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/71639637/gardening-for-the-planetdocumentary-screening-apex-halle-cultural-arts-center

Next week is our final date of the Triangle Environmental Symposium! Take a seat and relax as we screen "Gardening for the Planet", a documentary film by Joanne Hershfield about how native-plant gardening can make a meaningful and significant difference in combating the devastating effects of climate change. Joanne will introduce the film as well as answer questions from the audience afterwards. Musical background and introductory piece by All Strung Out String Quartet! Tickets start at $5! https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/71639637/gardening-for-the-planetdocumentary-screening-apex-halle-cultural-arts-center

We had a blast last week at the first installment of the Triangle Environmental Symposium! Join us tonight at 6:30pm for Basil Camu's talk "Wasteland to Wonder" Can't make it? There's always next week! We have another lineup of amazing speakers in Dr. Meg Lowman (aka CanopyMeg!), Chumpi Washikiat, and Godi Gadar Moteke Molanga on Thursday September 10. They will take us through forests from around the world and share the deep cultural and beneficial significance inherent in our connection to trees Tickets start at $5! https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/49824809/tree-day24-coolest-trees-in-24-hours-and-the-challenges-of-global-forest-conservation-apex-halle-cultural-arts-center

We are excited for this Thursday's edition of the Triangle Environmental Symposium in Apex, featuring "From Wasteland to Wonder" with Basil Camu! Be sure to take your seats soon after doors open to enjoy the musical stylings of our very own Executive Director as his ukulelist alter ego @dave_devlin_music Check out this snippet from @littleredbirdsnc instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C9Xb08xukbC/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsi=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

One week before we kick off the Triangle Environmental Symposium with our Rooted in Justice panel! Doors open at 6:25, music begins at 6:30, and opening remarks begin at 7:00! Tickets start at $5 Featuring opening remarks from Town of Apex Mayor Jacques Gilbert, we will enjoy a night of music and conversation as we dig into the local history of environmental justice movements, and the communities that continue to speak for ecological restoration. Panelists include The Reverend Jemonde Taylor, Alexandra Valladares, Ryan Emanuel, and Sarah Brim Moderated by Town of Apex Mayor Pro-Tem Terry Mahaffey and Trees for the Triangle Board Member Archana Lamichhane Music by Alexandra Valladares & Viajeros Melodiosos https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/59248598/rooted-in-justicegrowing-healthy-communities-apex-halle-cultural-arts-center

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