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Babysitter’s Training Course (11+yrs)

BABYSITTER TRAINING!
May 5th 8:00am-3:30pm – Babysitter’s Training Course at the Woodfin YMCA with YMCA of Western North Carolina. “Designed primarily for youth ages 11 and older, this course will prepare students to be better babysitters. Topics include how to provide care for infants and children, how to stay safe, what to do in an emergency, how to choose age-appropriate activities, and how torecognize and handle a variety of behaviors. First aid and choking prevention skills included.”

The class is generally held once a month, if this one doesn’t fit your schedule!

Learn more and register HERE: https://bit.ly/2rgNIqv

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Lambuth Inn Grand Opening Afternoon Tea

Lambuth Inn has undergone a multi-million dollar renovation. Join us on Tuesday, May 22 for a ribbon cutting ceremony, tea and tour of the facilities. We are excited to share the transformation of this beloved and historic inn!

This event is free and open to the public. No RSVP is required.

First Friday Art After Dark Event

First Friday of the Month, May through December in downtown Waynesville. The galleries stay open until 9pm and offer a variety of demonstrations, music and refreshments for the public to enjoy.

As you stroll the streets, look for the Art After Dark flags that will guide you to participating galleries. You’ll have a chance to tour studios, watch art demonstrations, and meet a variety of Haywood County creatives. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover new artists, pick up that special gift and learn about their inspiration and techniques.

Whether you’re a local or a visitor, Art After Dark is a must-see event that offers a unique and engaging experience in Downtown Waynesville and Historic Frog Level.

ETSU Old-Time Ramblers Mother’s Day Concert

The Sunday Concert series at the Canton Library hosts a special Mother’s Day concert featuring the ETSU Old-Time Ramblers, a stringband of students from the Bluegrass, Old-Time, and Country Music Studies program at East Tennessee State University. The band focuses on songs and tunes from the early periood of country music, a time when fiddles and banjos and a good song were to be found in just about every nook and holler of the Appalachian Mountains.
This free concert is sponsored by the Friends of the Library

Happy Mothers Day! Mothers Eat FREE!

Zaxby’s of Marion will be feeding mothers for FREE all day Sunday May 12th, 2019. This will be for dine in orders only. You are not allowed to take orders to go or come through drive thru. Please look closely at the attached picture to see what menu items you are allowed to choose from. Please remember any items that you choose that are not listed below will be full price. Thank you to all mom’s! HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!

Mothers Day for Peace Gathering

Mothers’ Day for Peace Gathering – Proclaiming the Original Meaning of the Holiday. Sponsored by Veterans for Peace, Chapter 099. “Our sons shall not be taken from us to unlearn all that we have been able to teach them of charity, mercy and patience” by Julia Ward Howe – poet, author, abolitionist, advocate for women suffrage (1819-1910). Date is Saturday, May 12th at 11 AM.

Location is Veterans’ Memorial at the Northeast Corner of Pack Square Park. A gathering to proclaim and remember the original meaning of Mother’s Day and to unite/empower women in their efforts to eliminate war and the causes of war. In 1870, Julia Ward Howe, an abolitionist and the poet who wrote “Battle Hymn of the Republic” worked to establish a Mother’s Peace Day dedicated to the eradication of war. Her proclamation calls on all women to arise, demanding disarmament and an end to war. Today, many parts of the world are engulfed in wars. Since the founding of the United States in 1776, our country has been at war during 214 out of its 242 calendar years. All humanity is in dire need of better ways to resolve conflict. Militarism is killing us and the interdependent web of all life on Earth.

The program will include: Reading of the original Mother’s Day proclamation; Reflections of a mother whose two sons served in the U.S. Infantry; Presentation of the “Lost Children Project,” honoring children around the world who have been victims of war; and thoughts of a father striving to instill peacemaking skills in his children and a call to action – what each of us can do to end the scourge of war. Join with others who dream of and work for a more just and peaceful world. Mothers, wives, sisters and daughters have a powerful love for humanity, a strength Julia Ward Howe understood more than a century ago. The event is free and open to the public. In case of rain, the observance will be held in the Fellowship Hall of the First Congregational United Church of Christ, 20 Oak Street in downtown Asheville. Signs and banners promoting peace are welcome as are hand outs about local efforts for justice and peace. Bring your own folding chair if seating is needed.

For more information on this event, contact Rachael Bliss, VFP member, at 828-505-9425.

Positive Parenting Techniques – AVL

A FREE class open to the public designed to empower parents to use positive parenting techniques. – We will be discussing the importance of building positive relationships with your children, how to implement effective consequences and rewards, and practical strategies to manage behavior.

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