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High Valley Calendar of EventsBeltane Gatheringwith potluck picnic @ 6:00
followed by bonfire and singing we will have May boughs for you to take home $10 donation Hello, High Valley friends. Douglas and Elizabeth have had a stressful 2013 so far. Elizabeth is on emergency call to return to the city where her sister has been having a complicated recovery from gallbladder surgery. We don't want to miss celebrating the holiday with you, so we are keeping it simple. Come and enjoy the glorious May gardens, walk the labyrinth, see your friends, sing, dance, and drum around the bonfire, weather permitting. If it rains we will picnic indoors and drum and dance in the hay barn. High Valley Poets: Second Sundays at 3:00:. For more info or to be added to receive reminders about poets contact Elizabeth: here For Directions Click here: You can book High Valley for small group retreats, parties, workshops and meetings. Email Elizabeth: @ contact or call 845 266-0004--the new number for High Valley and... For Elizabeth's counseling practice. To make an appointment for counseling or spiritual direction, contact Elizabeth at 845 266-0004 or by email: Cross-quarter days in 2013:
Brigid's Day (Imbolc): Sunday, February 3rd 6:30 with Tom Cowan Beltane: Friday, May 3rd 6:00 with Elizabeth & Douglas Lughanasad: August 2nd 7:30: with David & Karen Samhain, Friday Nov 1st 7:30 with Cait Recurring: Poetry PlaySecond Sundays, beginning in February
Expect: To take part in lots of singing, dancing, drumming, and magic. Bring: Drums, rattles, instruments, sense of humor, sense of adventure, post-ritual snack and Donation of $10 ~ $20 In Case of Weather: No More Power Outages We now have a standby generator and the barn is connected (but not the outside parking lot lights). We've had power outages in summer and winter; the generator worked. However, the last time we had a major storm, our cable was also out, which meant our phones were out as well--even though we did have power from the generator. That could happen again. If, after a storm, our phones go to voice-mail, we should still have power.
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