“The backup night for the event is Saturday, February 13th. While the star gaze is free and open to the general public, pre-registration is required to attend.
There is no public parking at the observatory, but shuttles are available to and from the observatory from parking lot P10 (the Reuter Center) on the north (top) end of this campus map.
Sunset occurs at 6:09 p.m., with shuttle service beginning at 6:30 p.m.”
“How to Communicate With Your Teen About Sex and Healthy Relationships is a workshop that is geared to help parents and/or caregivers discover how to be an ‘askable’ parent by building comfort, confidence, and knowledge. It is very important for a parent/caregiver to be askable. What a parent says and what a parent does mattters to teens. Throughout this workshop you will receive the tools to be a successful Askable Parent for your teen!”
1st Thursday of Each Month
“Learn authentic West African Dance using live drummers. You will learn basic movements, phrases, and choreogra- phy true to the West African tradition. Dancers and drum- mers will be invited to perform in community performances and at the LEAF Festival.”
Tuesdays
Wednesdays, September-December, 5:30-7pm
Circle of Parents is a national network of mutual support and self- help programs in partnership with FIRST. Childcare & dinner will also be provided.
FREE
Friday, March 11, 2016 @ 8:00PM
Saturday, March 12, 2016 @ 2:00PM
“Magic Outside The Box Cabaret Show: Join David London on a journey to someplace else. Featuring excerpts from his previous theatrical productions, this 75 minute show is packed full of laughs, mystery, and the unexpected!“
Friday, March 11, 2016 @ 8:00PM
Saturday, March 12, 2016 @ 2:00PM
“Magic Outside The Box Cabaret Show: Join David London on a journey to someplace else. Featuring excerpts from his previous theatrical productions, this 75 minute show is packed full of laughs, mystery, and the unexpected!“
“The Adventure to the Imagi Nation Family Show: The Adventure to the Imagi Nation utilizes magic, storytelling, and interactive play to take children of all ages on a journey to the Imagi Nation a far away place found within each one of us. Meet the mayor, Take a ride in a hot air balloon, behold the phantasmata flower, and that’s just the first 10 minutes!
Program is 25 minutes in length. Recommended for ages 5-11. Fun for everyone! Tickets are just One Dollar!!!”
“It is open to all dancers.
The dress is casual but you can join in on the Mardi Gras fun by wearing one, two, or three of the Mardi Gras colors which is green, purple or gold.
Also, please bring a dish of finger foods of your choice. For more information please call Tim Plowman at 456-2030 or email tplowman@waynesvillenc.gov
“Our Craftologists have cooked up fun, FREE crafts for A.C. Moore kids – join us every 2nd Saturday, February through June from 1pm-3pm.
Feb 13th: Magnetic Foam Heart Frame
March 12th : Lucky Rainbow Hanger
April 9th: Silly Face Flower Pot
May 14th: Color Your Very Own Owl Backpack
June 11th: Under the Sea Door Hanger
“Predators come in all shapes and sizes; those with feathers, those with scales and those with fur – each is unique in its own way. Meet Park Ranger Kevin Bischof to learn about some of the predators of Lake James and their adaptations that make them so effective in the hunt for prey.
This will be an indoor program and includes a craft activity to design and create your very own predator.
Bring your creativity and enthusiasm to the Catawba River Area basement classroom at 10 a.m.