Events
“SUSTAINING, ENHANCING, ADVANCING RCE SASKATCHEWAN”
(S.E.A.R.S.)
As one of the key supporters and partners of RCE Saskatchewan,
YOU are invited to the monthly gathering of S.E.A.R.S. on:
Date: Thursday, September 9, 2010
Time: 5:00 pm until ?
Location: McNally’s Tavern (RCE SK Room Reserved)
2226 Dewdney Avenue, Regina SK
Purpose:
a)To provide an opportunity for RCE Saskatchewan “partners and supporters” to network in a relaxing and informal atmosphere!
b)To provide an opportunity to share and learn from each other about sustainable initiatives and opportunities.
c)To help build a sustaining, enhancing, and advancing capacity for RCE Saskatchewan through monthly gatherings on the second Thursday of each month.
Further information contact:
1)Doug Macyshon: doug.macyshon@siast.sk.ca
2)Lyle Benko: lyle.benko@sasktel.net
Just a quick reminder that the Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan will kick off the second season of the Native Prairie Speaker Series today in Regina, SK at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (corner of Albert & College) with two speakers:
1) 12:10-12:50 pm - Jeremy Pittman, Saskatchewan Watershed Authority - Adapting for Climate Change in the Prairies
2) 7:00-8:00 pm - Deanna Trowsdale-Mutafov, Nature Saskatchewan - Nature Watch: A Suite of Citizen Science Ecological Monitoring Programs for All Ages including PlantWatch, FrogWatch, WormWatch and IceWatch.
Parking and speaker series are FREE and everyone is welcome to attend.
If you can't make it in person, view the speaker series LIVE at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/native-prairie-speaker-series.
The presentations will also be available on the PCAP website (www.pcap-sk.org) under Communications > Speaker Series for viewing at a later date.
http://www.frankhorvat.com/performance/tour/saskatoon.html
My name is Frank Horvat. I am a pianist, composer, and teacher from Toronto. I would like to invite you to the Saskatoon stop of the Green Keys Tour on Friday, October 1, 7:00PM, at St. James' Anglican Church, 607 Dufferin Ave. Admission is free.
This family-friendly concert is one of 50+ in a yearlong cross-Canada tour promoting eco-sustainability. All the piano music performed is my original compositions and improvisations. It's a mix of classical and popular styles - from Liszt to Satie to Philip Glass. The highlight of the concert is the performance of my composition, "Earth Hour" - a continuous 1-hour piano piece inspired by, and performed in the dark.
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of my new CD, "A Little Dark Music", goes to the World Wildlife Fund - CDs available online and at the show. I am fortunate to have the support of sustainable enterprises like Bullfrog Power, Regina Geothermal and Solar, and Wingate by Wyndham Regina Hotel sponsoring this event. Please visit www.frankhorvat.com/performance/tour/regina.html where you can find out all the info about this concert.
My tour is a grass-roots movement and a labour of love. I am greatly relying on people like you to help spread the word about the Green Keys Tour:
1. Please forward this email to anyone you know that might be interested in attending.
2. Join the Facebook fan page - www.frankhorvat.com/facebook
3. Post the concert poster. Downloadable here: www.frankhorvat.com/performance/tour/poster/Regina_TGKTPoster.pdf
As part of my visit to Saskatchewan, I will also be performing in Saskatoon on Oct 1. You can view a list of all the places I'll be visiting across Canada at www.frankhorvat.com/tour.
Thank you, Frank.
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Frank Horvat
Composer - Performer - Teacher
www.frankhorvat.com
Facebook: www.frankhorvat.com/facebook
YouTube: www.youtube.com/flhorvat
Twitter: www.twitter.com/frankhorvat
"The superior man seeks what is right; the inferior one, what is profitable."
- Confucius
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http://www.frankhorvat.com/performance/tour/regina.html
My name is Frank Horvat. I am a pianist, composer, and teacher from Toronto. I would like to invite you to the Regina stop of the Green Keys Tour on Saturday, October 2, 7:30PM, at Westminster United Church, 3025 13th Avenue. Admission is free.
This family-friendly concert is one of 50+ in a yearlong cross-Canada tour promoting eco-sustainability. All the piano music performed is my original compositions and improvisations. It's a mix of classical and popular styles - from Liszt to Satie to Philip Glass. The highlight of the concert is the performance of my composition, "Earth Hour" - a continuous 1-hour piano piece inspired by, and performed in the dark.
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of my new CD, "A Little Dark Music", goes to the World Wildlife Fund - CDs available online and at the show. I am fortunate to have the support of sustainable enterprises like Bullfrog Power, Regina Geothermal and Solar, and Wingate by Wyndham Regina Hotel sponsoring this event. Please visit www.frankhorvat.com/performance/tour/regina.html where you can find out all the info about this concert.
My tour is a grass-roots movement and a labour of love. I am greatly relying on people like you to help spread the word about the Green Keys Tour:
1. Please forward this email to anyone you know that might be interested in attending.
2. Join the Facebook fan page - www.frankhorvat.com/facebook
3. Post the concert poster. Downloadable here: www.frankhorvat.com/performance/tour/poster/Regina_TGKTPoster.pdf
As part of my visit to Saskatchewan, I will also be performing in Saskatoon on Oct 1. You can view a list of all the places I'll be visiting across Canada at www.frankhorvat.com/tour.
I hope to see you on October 2!
Thank you, Frank.
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Frank Horvat
Composer - Performer - Teacher
www.frankhorvat.com
Facebook: www.frankhorvat.com/facebook
YouTube: www.youtube.com/flhorvat
Twitter: www.twitter.com/frankhorvat
"The superior man seeks what is right; the inferior one, what is profitable."
- Confucius
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